Atari 8-bit - Datamost, Inc. - 1984

Jet Boot Jack

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Genre: Arcade - Platformer (Single Screen)
Year: 1984
Language: Machine Language
Publisher: Datamost, Inc.
Controls: Joystick
Developer: [n/a]
Players: 1 / 2 (alt.) / Demo
Country
Coder(s): Williams, Jon
License: Commercial
Graphics: [n/a]
Medium
Sound: [n/a]
Rarity: 9
Cover: [unknown]
Serial: —
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

Also appears on the Atari Smash Hits - Volume 1, Volume 2 and Volume 3 compilations.

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Disk 1

VOTES / STATISTICS

Rating7.8/10

Hits: 32,913
Downloads: 2,396
Votes: 235

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COMMENTS (6)

GadZombiE1 Nov 2017
One of the best games for Atari. Very colorful, fast action, great sounds and music, superb animation!
Wrathchild27 Jan 2016
For fun, a cartridge version was created that permits this game to run on 16KB Atari's, e.g. 400 or 600XL. Available here: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/179497-a-nice-side-effect/#entry2245780
Rob15 Oct 2014
After about a week's worth of practice, I can now complete this game (levels 1 to 10) on the hardest difficulty setting (5).
Hillsy_11 Oct 2013
Great game, got pretty far in this one. Such an unusual game. Nice music and sound too, Let's rock! :)
Muffy St. Bernard16 Dec 2009
It actually IS fun, but the learning curve is steep; you have to figure out the best way to do everything. Strangely, the first level seems much harder than the second to a first-time player. But hey, "Vinyl pods?" Stalactites in a record factory? The world's most sensitive head? Something ain't quite right...
Paul Westphal15 Dec 2009
This is a colorful and fun game when you get the hang of it. Requires a bit of patience.