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it was done when it was good." Van Ryzin used the time to perfect the controls of the helicopter pack and adjust the difficulty as levels progressed. He designed the middle levels first, then made adjustments from those for the later harder levels and earlier easier levels. He also discussed with other designers in the New Jersey office which he said he received great feedback from. Among the suggestions from his co-workers, were ideas such as the lamps breaking and the lights going out while exploring the cave. Further elements were added into the game as it continued, namely the raft and tentacled monster. Following approval from the staff in
California, the staff at that location developed the manual, marketing and packaging for the game.
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Activision. During early playtests of the game, it was decided that it was not ready for release. Van Ryzin was told it was well done technically, but play testers did not find it fun. This led to Van Ryzin developing his next game which
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noted it was far more action-oriented than any of the mining-themed games as of late, while his fellow critics Chris
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at the time, so I did not get the financial rewards I might have gotten. But hey, how many people can say 'I designed a top ten videogame!' That is priceless." Unofficial fan-made versions of the game were produced decades after the lifetime of the game, such as a version in 2005 for the
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grew as a company, it began setting up satellite offices outside of its main
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computer and a debugging tool. Van Ryzin recalled that this was all "state of the art, because before that I wrote games on the Apple II with no debugging tools at all."
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as it allowed players to move freely in all directions instead of being forced into climbing ladders or jumping over obstacles which would be seen in later games like
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opined that the game "isn't a bad action game, but appears to be out of a past generation. A year ago, it would have been excellent. This year, it's a little blah."
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number one starts at level one, and game 2 starts at level 5. If the player chooses game level 5, they start at level 17 with all the levels after being random.
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wrote, "Activision has wisely used the superior graphics of the CV units to provide a breathtaking underground panorama," and concluded, "Congrats
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gave it straight four out of five scores for value, graphics, sound and gameplay calling it "an excellent game." Lou Hudson of the
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looks awful, sounds terrible but plays absolutely beautifully." The Japanese magazine
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designer John Van Ryzin. Prior to joining Activision, Van Ryzin had worked on
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