Simulation / Simulation - Space · 1983

Space Shuttle - A Journey into Space

Published by Activision

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Information

Genre: Simulation - Space
Controls: Joystick
Players: 1
Programmer(s): Kitchen, Steve
Format: PAL
Year: 1983
Publisher: Activision
Country: Europe
Medium: Cartridge
Serial: EAZ-033

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 8.4/10 · Votes: 5 · Downloads: 1,851 · Hits: 6,536

Additional Comments

Was sold with Flight Deck Console overlays.

There is a special screen display if you manage to dock 6 times with the satellite with at least 7,500 units of fuel remaining. The message on-screen reads: WELCOME HOME

Two versions exist. Some NTSC carts were released that use the FE bank-switching method, instead of F8. The PAL version also uses FE.

Screenshots (8)

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Space Shuttle - A Journey into Space — screenshot 7

Space Shuttle - A Journey into Space — screenshot 8

Cover Art (3)

Instructions (1)

Ads (5)

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Comments (2)

zarq — 8 Apr 2014
I once landed the shuttle with commander status when I was 12 years old, only after many attemps but I didnt have my Polaroid by my side that moment. It introduced me to the new Columbia Space Shuttle and its stuffs. It's very great simulator game and I still have the original cartridge, panel, and flight manual. Recently watched Steve's video and I became a programmer now after inspired by Atari:)
Gideon Marcus — 8 Nov 2007
Brilliant game! Can you believe they fir the whole thing into 4K? Back in 1983, when I thought the shuttle was way cool, this game allowed me to enjoy a little wish fulfillment. Sure, the game was very complicated, but that was part of the fun. That's what helped make it so immersive. Sadly, the game doesn't run on a 7800, so far as I can tell, because the switches are different. I guess I'll never beat my score of "Mission Specialist".