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Stunt Bike Simulator

Arcade Game: Action · ZX-Spectrum 48K · 1 players · English

Silverbird Software Ltd · 1988 · Pound sterling 1.99

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  • Your Sinclair #331988 · Overall4/10
  • Crash #551988 · Overall55%

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Your Sinclair #33Sep 1988 · p.514/104/10

Your Sinclair

Overall 4/10

Nat Pryce 4/10

BARGAIN BASEMENT Come on down! The Pryce is right! (Groan - Ed) Once again Nat Pryce single-handedly guides us through the treacherous world of the budget game. STUNT BIKE SIMULATOR Silverbird £1.99 Reviewer: Nat Pryce You are Chad Adams, ace stuntman. But to prove your excellence you must undertake five gruelling tests of skill and courage; first leap onto your bike from a swooping hang-glider, then bunny-hop over rolling logs, leap through blazing hoops of fire, dive up onto a moving truck and finally jump from your bike onto a low flying chopper (oo-er). Colt Seevers eat your heart out! If only the game was as stirring as the macho plot, but unfortunately it's a bit limp on the playability and addictiveness stakes. It isn't helped by incorrect instructions and dodgy collision detection either. Nope, sorry. I can't recommend this.

Crash #55Aug 1988 · p.10353%52%61%54%55%53%57%

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Presentation 53%

Graphics 52%

Playability 61%

Addictive Qualities 54%

Overall 55%

Mark Caswell 53%

Phil King 57%

Producer: Silverbird Retail Price: £1.99 Author: D White Ace stuntman, Chad Adams, has set himself a number of tasks to show that he is the best in the world. His specialty is performing daring feats on a stunt motorbike. The player must guide Chad through five levels of dangerous stunts, all of which involve controlling his bike and avoiding obstacles in the horizontally-scrolling road. The player's starting score is reduced by hitting obstacles and the passage of time. Unless a stage is completed before this score drops to nil, the player loses one of his three lives. Chad starts the first level in his hang-glider, flying above the road. The player controls the riderless bike, weaving it between obstacles till the opportunity arises to drop Chad onto it. Next it's on to the log jump. As well as avoiding static obstacles, he must bunny hop logs which roll towards him. Level three contains even more danger as Chad attempts to leap off his bike through hoops of fire. If he fails to jump at the right time, the fire will burn him, reducing his score and wasting valuable time. Chad's next feat involves riding his bike up a ramp into the back of a moving lorry. The final task is to jump from his bike and catch the hanger suspended from a moving helicopter. If he achieves all this, Chad will have proved that he's the best in the business. COMMENTS Joysticks: Kempston Graphics: jerky, blocky and awkward Sound: limited to basic spot effects

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