Major Motion Explained

Major Motion
Developer:	Philip McKenzie Jeffrey Sorenson
Publisher:	MichTron
Platforms:	Atari ST, Amiga
Released:	1986: Atari ST 1988: Amiga
Genre:	Vehicular combat

Major Motion is a video game written for the Atari ST by Philip McKenzie and Jeffrey Sorenson and published by MichTron in 1986. An Amiga version followed in 1988. Major Motion is a clone of the Spy Hunter arcade game.^[1]

Gameplay

Major Motion is a game in which racers can kill their enemies, and shoot and sideswipe the other cars.

Reception

Gregg Williams reviewed the game for Computer Gaming World, and stated that "Overall, the game is laudable."^[2]

Reviews

• Atari ST User - August 1986^[3]
• Aktueller Software Markt - August 1986
• Tilt - January 1987
• Jeux & Stratégie #44^[4]

External links

• Review in .info
• Review in Page 6
• Review in Current Notes
• Review in ANALOG Computing

Notes and References

1. Tucker. Troy. Major Motion Review. COMPUTE!'s Amiga Resource . 2010-03-17. 1. Spring 1989. Compute!. 66–67.
2. Williams . Gregg . The Atari Playfield . Computer Gaming World . January–February 1987 . 1 . 34 . 31.
3. Web site: Atari ST User - Vol. 1 No. 6 (1986-08)(Europress)(GB) . August 1986 .
4. Web site: Jeux & stratégie 44 . April 1987 .