Feels like a rougher version of combat combat but can still somewhat be enjoyable the only issue I really have with it is that it's kind of hard to control the trajectory of the missle launch.
Also nobody seems to be mentioning it coma and probably because they want to act like it's not a clear Thing that you'll notice when you look at the launcher's. But they clearly look fallic, like... weiners or pps. It doesn't help that player 2 on one of the levels has a pure pink color, which just makes it even more obvious.

Playing this on Atari 50 was enjoyable but difficult to control, but I liked it, but still its a bit rough. Wouldn't really play this with a friend that much

Shoot ships and planes by aiming and pressing the button to shoot. Like "Combat" this is another game really meant for people with friends, but I don't have any so I'll review it as a single player and just use my imagination to think how it would be with someone else.

... I guess it would be similar, but probably a little more exciting.

2 - Average: Just another game in a world with far too many

Air-Sea Battle is another example of what I talked about in Sky Diver's blurb. The single player isn’t even worth mentioning, but as a competitive game its a relative blast.

You control either an anti-aircraft gun, a bomber, a submarine, or a ship depending on the game mode, or I guess a clown murdering gun if you are playing the shooting gallery variant, and are tasked with shooting down enemies quicker than your opponent can while avoiding the obstacles that try and prevent your missiles from hitting their target. It gives you the option to either have missiles that you guide manually or ones that just follow the initial trajectory which adds more strategy than you’d expect, I promise.

You might remember Canyon Bomber and Human Cannoball - both games with lightly similar mechanics to some of Air-Sea Battle’s gameplay - faltered there by having limited replay value. The Ship vs Bomber two player variant is specifically the stand out, and to this point was probably the most involved two player game on the console.

Air-Sea Battle 1977 | Atari
emulador Pc

1-interacción: 4
2-mundo/apartado artístico: 4
3-concepto: 5
4-puesta en escena: 5
5-narración: -
6-sonido/apartado sonoro: 5
7-jugabilidad: 4.5
8-historia: -
9-duración/ritmo: 6
10-impacto: 6

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31.5/60pts

52.5 promedio

Played (with a friend) as part of Atari 50.

Dull even with a friend. Just a bunch of different kinds of shooting galleries with really weak and unsatisfying shooting.

These early 2600 games listing "27 DIFFERENT VIDEO GAMES!!" on their boxes is very funny, and even still this is one of the only games where there being more than 1 video game is even vaguely true lol

Pew pew!

Do you like tanks and planes and shooting things, like any little boy who grew up socialized in the 80's? Well, this Atari game has all that and some sweet graphics and sounds.

I mean, look at that business. Multiple modes and fantastic sounds made this game a pleasure to play. It's not complex, so you won't be playing it for hours, but it will keep you going for a bit. Just shoot some things and revel in the simulated violence of modern warfare and target shooting and life.

Pew pew!

Review from thedonproject.com

one of the best 2600 launch titles! this game is best played with a friend, with each player controlling a turret and firing at various boats, planes, and military vehicles. it can get pretty frantic, but i feel like dividing the visuals into clear rows and placing the player on a fixed segment of the screen makes it easy to understand what's going on. there's a real wealth of alternate gameplay modes here, too - you can play as a ship, firing at planes flying above you, as a plane dropping bombs on the ships below, etc. atlantis and missile command would later improve on what air-sea battle is doing here, but for the time it was released, this is really fun.