Zzap!64 41

Cite as: Zzap!64 41
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Notes: Pinned in stubs batch 34 for the Commodore 64 review of Road Blasters.

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Zzap!64 reviewed the Commodore 64 version (U.S. Gold, £9.99 cassette, £14.99 disk) in September 1988 and gave it 59% overall, with 67% for presentation, 57% for graphics, 47% for sound, 73% for hookability and 65% for lastability. The difficulty choice starts the game at level one, four or seven, and further levels load in groups of ten. The verdict called it "a pale shadow of the arcade original". M.E found that it captured "virtually none of the atmosphere of the coin-op original", G.H called it "a pretty pale imitation of the original", and P.G thought it "a viable alternative for race and shoot 'em up fans".	`p. 22 (image 22), review headingp. 22 (image 22), review textp. 22 (image 22), M.E's commentp. 22 (image 22), G.H's commentp. 22 (image 22), P.G's commentp. 23 (image 23), ratings boxp. 23 (image 23), ratings boxp. 23 (image 23), ratings boxp. 23 (image 23), ratings boxp. 23 (image 23), ratings boxp. 23 (image 23), ratings boxp. 23 (image 23), ratings box`	Magazine