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[[File:drive-in.png|thumb|320px|Sherwood Forest's ''Big Bob's Drive-In'']]A top-down arcade action game, controlled with the arrow keys and the space bar. ''[[Big Bob’s Drive-In]]'' has a 1950s diner setting, which rationalizes attacks as food orders and monsters as customers. Otherwise the game stays well within the limits of Game-Maker’s back-of-the-box feature set, and so comes off a bit like ''[[Pipemare]]'', except without the polish. | [[File:drive-in.png|thumb|320px|Sherwood Forest's ''Big Bob's Drive-In'']]A top-down arcade action game, controlled with the arrow keys and the space bar. ''[[Big Bob’s Drive-In]]'' has a 1950s diner setting, which rationalizes attacks as food orders and monsters as customers. Otherwise the game stays well within the limits of Game-Maker’s back-of-the-box feature set, and so comes off a bit like ''[[Pipemare]]'', except without the polish. | ||
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Revision as of 20:40, 25 July 2010
A top-down arcade action game, controlled with the arrow keys and the space bar. Big Bob’s Drive-In has a 1950s diner setting, which rationalizes attacks as food orders and monsters as customers. Otherwise the game stays well within the limits of Game-Maker’s back-of-the-box feature set, and so comes off a bit like Pipemare, except without the polish.
The game is accompanied by a curious, and annoying, constant screeching sound.
