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Sky High Stuntman
Sky High Stuntman, A budget game developed and released by Codemasters in 1991.
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Player's Review
"Get that radical stunt scene right or get cut! Wipeout with JETS, CHOPPERS, BALOONS and BI-PLANES. Thrust through WAR SCENES, ACTION MOVIES and SCI-FI EPICS. Mega action! COMPULSIVELY ADDICTIVE!!!"
I remember buying this at the same time as Stuntman Seymour all those years ago. Both budget games with Seymour being the better of the two. The game is four levels of shootem up action. You task is simply to survive to the end.
I say Simply but the game can be quite difficult. the enemy shots come at you at high speed and even if its just one or two, they are not always easily avoidable. I much prefer the Spectrum game which is slightly more playable in this regard.
The C64 is great to look at though, with simple but colourful gfx. However the music is missing which is odd for a C64 game especially a codemasters one. Overall though its a nice game at a budget price of 2.99. It might have been just me but backt hen even if the game was bad, the tape cover art was still good and I just wanted more to build up a Codemasters tape collection on the shelf. Like binge buying steam games just to have them in your list even if you never intend to play them.
00:00:00 Title music
00:02:00 Level One
00:04:35 Level Two
00:07:00 Level Three
00:08:30 Level Four
I remember buying this at the same time as Stuntman Seymour all those years ago. Both budget games with Seymour being the better of the two. The game is four levels of shootem up action. You task is simply to survive to the end.
I say Simply but the game can be quite difficult. the enemy shots come at you at high speed and even if its just one or two, they are not always easily avoidable. I much prefer the Spectrum game which is slightly more playable in this regard.
The C64 is great to look at though, with simple but colourful gfx. However the music is missing which is odd for a C64 game especially a codemasters one. Overall though its a nice game at a budget price of 2.99. It might have been just me but backt hen even if the game was bad, the tape cover art was still good and I just wanted more to build up a Codemasters tape collection on the shelf. Like binge buying steam games just to have them in your list even if you never intend to play them.
00:00:00 Title music
00:02:00 Level One
00:04:35 Level Two
00:07:00 Level Three
00:08:30 Level Four
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