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Xzap

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Saturday, 22 November 2008 12:04

Title: Xzap
Programmer: Mark Wirt
Publisher: Commodore
Year: 1984
Language: English

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Came with the C16 Starter pack. Not graphically amazing. but highly playable and addictive.

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1 Monday, 20 September 2010 11:31

M.S.

5/5 for programming dexterity. 1/5 for a ridiculously skewed/randomized difficulty gradient. Level 7 [I think] was nigh-on impossible - if you lost fewer than two lives on that level you were lucky. If you could get beyond that, you would probably be fine up to about level 15 or 20...

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