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Differences overseas (2)

This port is a port of the arcade version, and contains the overseas version with English speech synthesis.

The Arcade Archives 2 version contains both the Japanese and the overseas version, and on the same day the Arcade Archives version was updated to add the Japanese version as well.

Reception (2)

Robert Karp of Play Meter praised the graphics and the meteorite section's originality, but criticized the game's use of a lever for acceleration.

(English)English Wikipedia"Moon Shuttle"from "Reception"

Craig Holyoak of ComputerFun gave the Atari 8-bit version a 2/4 score, criticizing its lack of innovation as well as questioning Datasoft's intentions of developing the port.

(English)English Wikipedia"Moon Shuttle"from "Reception"

Difficulty (1)

A review of the arcade version (Taito America release) in the 1981/12 issue of Play Meter rated the meteor stage as original but too difficult, and noted that acceleration handled poorly on the lever and would have been better with a dedicated acceleration button.

Japanese Wikipedia"Moon Shuttle"from "Arcade video game version"

Numbers (1)

A review of the Atari 400/800/1200 versions in the 1984-5 issue of Computer Fun gave it 2 out of 4.

Japanese Wikipedia"Moon Shuttle"from "Atari 400/800/1200 versions"

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