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Airball
Publisher: Microdeal     Developer: Unknown
Year of release: 1987

Click here to see the box of this game on-line Airball Click here to listen to the music from Airball on-line
Genres : This game has not been classified yet
Artist : Pete Lyon     Musician : Paul Sheilds    

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small ST picture raytraced by Rich Davey 2001


James White wrote ...2006-02-28 11:44:55
I remember playing this game on my brother's Atari XE Game machine, then later on down the road I came across the ST version I loved it for the fact I could save and continue my progress.
68kFan wrote ...2004-06-23 05:41:33
I love the music! Do you know how to extract the music to a .mid file or something?
Kyderdog wrote ...2004-05-08 22:23:35
Bought my first 1040 because of this game
SaTcom2 wrote ...2004-03-08 02:01:36
I think Airball is a real universe. I never forget it, and I travel there in my dreams. My nightmares. I inflate, deflate, fall to my death into spikey pits. Insane? You decide.
Dma-Sc wrote ...2003-11-06 09:06:33
In this game you had to move an air filled balloon through 3D iso levels filled with traps (one touch over one of those and you're dead). There were pumps in the levels to regain air as the ball was loosing some by itself. - A great game but hard gameplay, also better play with keyboard. There's a 2D game of this kind named Abombinaball.
David Vaughan wrote ...2002-11-11 05:48:52
Airball can be found on Automation compact disk 4.
Casey Monroe wrote ...2002-08-06 20:59:45
A true classic--somehow, the designers of this game have made you sympathize with a main character that is a large rubber ball.