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Human Cannonball

 

 

SCORE: 51

 

Human Cannonball 

 

I am very thankful that I had the money to purchase the Atari Collection 2 on the Evercade system. One of the reasons I am grateful is Human Cannonball is on that cartridge. I may have played this game back in the day. Human Cannonball is a classic example of what went wrong in that era of gaming. We are launching a person into what looks like a sign. We cannot go above or below that sign. If we go above or below we fail. Human Cannonball only gives the player so many tries to get it right.

What happens after you get it right in Human Cannonball? The winds shift and we must guess what the right angle will be to make it right this time. I noticed at times in Human Cannonball what made logical sense did not work. I extrapolated a bit of math and was more perplexed after playing Human Cannonball than before I started. There is no guide to see where you will go so it is always a guess with Human Cannonball.

I did not have much fun with Human Cannonball. Hopefully you saw the live stream I did of Human Cannonball. If not you can always check out the video of Human Cannonball on our website. As we get the financial resources we are uploading our videos to a mirage of video sites. Lord willing Human Cannonball will arrive on those video sites as well at some point in the future.

Human Cannonball does not look great. There are some special effect sounds but Human Cannonball is really lacking in the audio department as well. The gameplay of Human Cannonball is obnoxious at best. The more I played Human Cannonball the more irritated I became with it. Three miles per hour wind is a twenty. I tried a nineteen for the winds of two miles per hour. That was under. So I went back to twenty and that was over. The game did not allow me anything in between. How does that even happen?

If you are curious about video games that assisted with the video game crash then please check out Human Cannonball. This game is a great example of what not to do in a video game. I do not plan on playing Human Cannonball in the future. It was enough of a traumatizing experience before. I recommend families pass on Human Cannonball. It will only confuse and annoy you.
- Paul

 

Graphics: 50%
Sound: 55%
Replay/Extras: 60%
Gameplay: 40%
Family Friendly Factor: 50%

System: Atari 2600/Evercade
Publisher: Atari
Developer: Atari
Rating: ‘NR’ - Not Rated


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