The instructions rabbit on about neuron flows through the
Commodore 64 and other such silliness. The game itself is
nothing to shout about, and involves a tiny Space Invaders-type
of laser base shooting at dots that come whizzing down the
screen.
The screen is cluttered by these "neurons" that travel down the
screen messing up the display.
The sound is boring, and the graphics are unimaginative and
plain.
Apart from this, there is not much to say, as the game is very
simple.
The instructions are to Virgin's usual high standard of
packaging.
In this day and age, programs like this are just not on - the
software-buying public has come to expect more.
Virgin has done better, so why does it have to push this on
to the market?
With its flashy packaging and colour pictures on the inlay card,
it will undoubtedly sell, but when you see the program working -
what a let-down.