I was expecting great things after I
read the insert of Rabbit Shoot: "Machine
coded for the best speed and graphics
presentation". I was bitterly disappointed.
From what I could gather, the only thing
which was in code was the sound effects,
which were nothing special anyway.
If I am wrong and it is all in machine code
then it is the most inefficient coding I
have seen for a long, long time.
The game is split into two parts. Firstly,
the instructions on one side of the tape,
and the game on the other side.
You are in a field, and at one end are a
few rabbits.
You have a shotgun (which seems to be
pointing in the wrong direction), with
which you must shoot these poor rabbits.
Could there be something slightly immoral
buried deep inside this game?
I had to fire a few shots before I found
out where my blast was going. All you can
see is the 'smoke' from your gun, and a
quick flash where the shot lands.
The quality of the graphics leaves a lot to
be desired. The speed is pretty slow for a
game written in machine code, and the game
itself is altogether quite boring.