Demon Attack
| Relationship | Randy describes the game from personal memory and comparison: he says he bought the Atari 2600 version decades ago, explains its basic gameplay, and contrasts it with the Intellivision version. |
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| Sentiment | Mixed |
| Assessment | Randy speaks positively about the game concept and recalls it as a shooter, but he is disappointed that the Atari 2600 version lacks the mothership he expected from the Intellivision version. |
Demon Attack is an Atari 2600 shooter that Randy Charles Johnson discusses from memory and by comparing it with the Intellivision version. He says the game has a ship at the bottom of the screen that shoots at demons above, and he says he was disappointed that the Atari 2600 version did not include the mothership he associated with the other version.
Randy's Take
Randy treats Demon Attack as an older arcade-style shooter he remembers buying at a flea market decades ago. His view is mixed: he likes the basic idea and describes the gameplay, but he specifically criticizes the Atari 2600 version for lacking the mothership.
He also says he had never played the Intellivision version, although he planned to try it if he ever got an Intellivision console.
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Source note: The transcript is mostly clear. Randy appears to misspeak once as 'Doom Attack' while clearly discussing Demon Attack, and he says he has never played the Intellivision version.
References
- Randy Johnson, Demon Attack (randy commentary), archived transcript.