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Console:
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Commodore 64
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Year:
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1984
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RFG ID #:
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U-018-S-00630-A
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Part #:
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C-64638
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UPC:
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043467002279
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Developer:
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Kevin Kieller & John Traynor
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Publisher:
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Commodore
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Rating:
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Genre:
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Action
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Sub-genre:
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Action Puzzle
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Players:
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1-2
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Controller:
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Standard Controller
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Media Format:
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Cartridge
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Collection Stats:
- 5 of 7639 collectors (0%) have this game in their collection
- 0 of 7639 collectors (0%) have this game in their wishlist.
- 0 of 7639 collectors (0%) have this game for sale or trade.
Overview:
Back of Box
Jack Attack Almanack
Block and a Hard Place: The act of squashing a head by arranging blocks so that there is a space between two blocks on a level surface. When the head bounces into the space, Jack shoves the blocks together. Effective way to squash low-bouncing heads.
Bulldozing: Pushing three or more blocks along a surface, either the platform or the floor.
Cornering: Heads always bounce twice at the extreme lest and right sides of the screen before bouncing across. This gives Jack an advantage, since he can time the second bounce to squash the head without worrying about having it advance toward him.
Headraulic Squash: Timing your Jack's vertical jump to land on a low-bouncing head passing underneath him. A sophisticated and useful move.
Headroplaning: Jack occasionally bounces off a head sideways that he should have squashed. This can get him into trouble, since he may end up in water of at the bottom of a deep block ravine.
Jackpot: Scoring both the platform bonus and a large time bonus in a round.
Long Distance Squash: Pushing a block or row of blocks down a "valley" created by two tall columns of blocks to mash a head. An artistic squash.
Sideswipe: Pushing a head off the side of the screen with a block.
Stepdown: Sliding your Jack off a single block to squash a head bouncing along the floor at a high speed. The height advantage makes a tough head easy to get.
Volleyball: Jack can bounce a head dropping toward him by jumping up and to the side and meeting the head at the apex of his leap. This is an extremely difficult maneuver to master, but is often a life-saver.
64 Levels of Play!
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