Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this video, Major Motion, released in 1986 for the Atari ST by Microdeal.
This description is taken from the back box of the game:
Rolling along in the illuminated interior of a thundering truck, you examine your new car. It's a sleek, sporty car, the latest model from The Firm. However, the crisp styling is just a cover it's a disguise for something much more deadly. Just as you have put on your leather driving jacket, you hear the signal from the cab of the truck. You raise the car door and slide smoothly into the seat. It seems to mold itself around you, a high-tech blend of comfort and support. You start the car and the dashboard comes alive, softly glowing. It's more like a jet cockpit than a car in one corner is the weapons read-out. Only the machine guns read "Functional", but The Firm has promised more weapons in the future. The ramp from the back of the truck lowers and you slowly descend to the road. A light step on the accelerator sends power surging through the car. Your body feels that power as you are forced deep into the seat. The road blows by in a whirlwind of vibrant, pulsating colour. Is the car as manoeuvrable as it is powerful? You easily swerve to the left and right. Strange the car seems to sense what you want to do before you do it. You think, "No, that's impossible!" Or is it? Before you have a chance to consider this, you spot the evil enemy up ahead. You push the accelerator to the floor and the battle begins.
Based on arcade classic Spy Hunter, the graphics are ok and fast, the audio is nothing special with a IMHO dull chiptune. The playability is ok and the difficulty is on the hard side of the balance.
Here you'll find loading screens and gameplay.
All footage taken from original hardware machines and upscaled to 1080P.
Let me know what do you think about the video in the comments below but, most important, Enjoy!!!
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In this video, Major Motion, released in 1986 for the Atari ST by Microdeal.
This description is taken from the back box of the game:
Rolling along in the illuminated interior of a thundering truck, you examine your new car. It's a sleek, sporty car, the latest model from The Firm. However, the crisp styling is just a cover it's a disguise for something much more deadly. Just as you have put on your leather driving jacket, you hear the signal from the cab of the truck. You raise the car door and slide smoothly into the seat. It seems to mold itself around you, a high-tech blend of comfort and support. You start the car and the dashboard comes alive, softly glowing. It's more like a jet cockpit than a car in one corner is the weapons read-out. Only the machine guns read "Functional", but The Firm has promised more weapons in the future. The ramp from the back of the truck lowers and you slowly descend to the road. A light step on the accelerator sends power surging through the car. Your body feels that power as you are forced deep into the seat. The road blows by in a whirlwind of vibrant, pulsating colour. Is the car as manoeuvrable as it is powerful? You easily swerve to the left and right. Strange the car seems to sense what you want to do before you do it. You think, "No, that's impossible!" Or is it? Before you have a chance to consider this, you spot the evil enemy up ahead. You push the accelerator to the floor and the battle begins.
Based on arcade classic Spy Hunter, the graphics are ok and fast, the audio is nothing special with a IMHO dull chiptune. The playability is ok and the difficulty is on the hard side of the balance.
Here you'll find loading screens and gameplay.
All footage taken from original hardware machines and upscaled to 1080P.
Let me know what do you think about the video in the comments below but, most important, Enjoy!!!
If you liked the video, please consider giving a thumbs up and maybe also subscribe.
Thanks for watching.
