I typically prefer to play the arcade versions of games like this over the Atari 2600, but I made an exception this one time.
The arcade version has a very weird control scheme where you use two joysticks, one for each arm. This may be fine in practice, but on the emulator I used, it was extremely annoying.
The Atari port, on the other hand, moves everything to just one joystick, making it much easier to play. Besides that, it's a decent game that is fun for like 5-minute sessions.
The arcade version has a very weird control scheme where you use two joysticks, one for each arm. This may be fine in practice, but on the emulator I used, it was extremely annoying.
The Atari port, on the other hand, moves everything to just one joystick, making it much easier to play. Besides that, it's a decent game that is fun for like 5-minute sessions.