Nah that is one cool afro in his Computer Chronicles 1985 interview! Also weird that Irving Gould killed off this game deal with Atari when he sent Jack packing and he bought Atari from Warner who made the 1 million dollar investment to start Lucasfilm Games.
Yes and the key to open the airlock door or switch on the shields are right next to each other lol so mistakes were made, pilots were fried and aliens let in as you panicked or pressed the wrong key. Greatest 8bit 3D game of all time, and developed on an Atari 800 not 5200 first as many people thought.
![Fractalus 1.0.0, Intro plus one level gameplay [60 fps]](/img/n.gif)
The first time I saw that jump scare, I did not know it existed! 😮
A hugely impressive 8-bit programming achievement, but is it as impressive as David Fox's moustache? Hard to call.
Nah that is one cool afro in his Computer Chronicles 1985 interview! Also weird that Irving Gould killed off this game deal with Atari when he sent Jack packing and he bought Atari from Warner who made the 1 million dollar investment to start Lucasfilm Games.
What a game! wow great memories and a lot of fear when someone knock at the ship door..
Yes and the key to open the airlock door or switch on the shields are right next to each other lol so mistakes were made, pilots were fried and aliens let in as you panicked or pressed the wrong key. Greatest 8bit 3D game of all time, and developed on an Atari 800 not 5200 first as many people thought.
And that was so much more intense in night mode!
Another top history lesson.
And I don't think Windows crashed once when making it, win!
Nice.