Moon Patrol
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Description
As a Moon Buggy driver, your objective is to travel across the
surface of the moon as quickly as you can. While you progress on your
journey, you'll encounter huge craters, exploding land mines, and
moon rocks on the lunar surface. To make your journey even more
challenging, your Moon Buggy comes under missile fire from alien
UFOs, some of which create even more craters.
Push your Joystick up to jump over craters, land mines, and other
obstacles. Time your jumps carefully: a poorly timed jump will cause
your Moon Buggy to crash. Push your Joystick right to increase the
speed of your Moon Buggy; push the Joystick left to slow it down.
Press the red fire button to shoot your laser guns. When an enemy car
appears from behind. use your jumping skill to jump over it, then
blast it away when it's in front of you. When you encounter an enemy
tank, jump over it and its bullets, or simply destroy it for maximum
points.
You start the game with four Moon Buggy lives. If one is destroyed.
you restart at the course segment where your Moon Buggy was
destroyed. The number of Moon Buggies remaining is shown at the
bottom of the screen. When all your Moon Buggy lives are lost. the
game ends. To restart the game at the beginning. press the red fire
button.
There are two courses and three skill levels: Easy. Medium, and Hard.
Each course is divided into 26 segments,
indicated by markers along the way. A segment is completed when its x
marker passes off the left side of the screen.
The gauge at the lower center of the screen indicates your location
on the course. It is divided into five sections, 1-5, 6-10, 11-15,
16-20, and 21-26. The gauge fills with color as you travel along the
course. When you complete course 1, your Moon Buggy moves on to
course 2, which continues to progress in difficulty.
A timer at the bottom of the screen clocks your journey. It starts
ticking away the seconds as soon as you start. When the timer reaches
999 seconds, it stops counting. but you can continue driving.
You score points for shooting UFOs and for destroying or jumping over
rocks, enemy cars, craters, tanks. and land mines. You can also earn
bonus points for completing the course in less than the average time.
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