Publisher: Milton Bradley
Released: 1979
Zero Zap is a pinball style game that was among the launch titles for the TI-99 computer.
+ Can be marginally enjoyable in two-player mode where top score bragging rights are the order of the day.
+ Allows you to create your own playing fields and the best part is that you can save them to a cassette for future loading.
- Shifting point totals for the diamond targets is completely random, valuing luck over skill-based gameplay.
- Almost zero depth to the proceedings and what's here features very little input from the player.
- Has a lot in common with Tiger Electronics LCD handhelds where apathy quickly sets in due to poor gameplay.
- Moving the cursor to line up a shot is agonisingly slow and becomes a real drag the more you play.
No comments:
Post a Comment