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| Released: | 1984 (40 years ago) | ||||||
| Publisher: | A'n'F Software | ||||||
| Copyright: | Nigel Alderton | ||||||
| Conversion: | Mike Webb Sean Townsend |
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| Musician: | Sean Townsend | ||||||
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| Main Control: | Joystick (Port 2) | ||||||
| Players: | 1 to 4 | ||||||
| Language: | English | ||||||
| Retail Price: | £7.90 Tape | ||||||
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| Genre: | Platformer, Single Screen | ||||||
| Tags: | Action, Side view, Fixed/flip-screen, Arcade, Platform | ||||||
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| Precursor to: | Chuckie Egg II | ||||||
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Read review by Northlander
Graphics: 3 ‧
Music: 2 ‧
Playability: 7 ‧
Overall: 7
Still, it retains the excellent core gameplay and for that reason was very playable and had a lot of charm.
I mean, what's going on? C64 can do anything the BBC can do and more, and yet, it used this bloated, super big sprite and very dim egg color.
How did they mess up this simple, SIMPLE game this bad?
Not a total disaster, as Chuckie Egg is 'playable' in pretty much any platfom, but for heaven's sake, at least give the BBC version a go before making your final decision about this one.
its just not quite addictive enough