Look: 6/10 Pretty goofy but not bad.

Sound: 7/10 You know I always like when there's actual music in a game, especially with Atari sounds. That being said, it being a song I already know too well (and have heard far too many times... it's really only appropriate when crazed at a wedding or something lol), it got old real fast. But the seemingly original music that plays during gameplay itself was fresher, so it didn't get old as fast.

Play: 7/10 Plays basically like any other vertical-scrolling dodge-the-items game. But like with a lot of '82 vertical scrolling games, you can control the speed of the scrolling which makes it even more fun. Surprisingly fun, albeit insanely simple, and I was done playing it within 10 minutes. Some substantial clunkiness, goofy collision masks, and even sometimes accidentally able to go through the barriers--but for the most part, a well-made goofy fun game :-p

Feel: 7/10 Funny concept--you're basically dodging reporters and fans and random barriers, trying to run into your manager or roadies for temporary invulnerability, and most importantly--beat the timer! It's supposed to, literally, be the band Journey escaping to their van or whatever.. .while... I guess also keeping your money? The manual of course helps so you can identify which are good to hit, and which are not good to hit ha (the invulnerability is key, after all). Oh, and the manager even gives you extra cash :-p

Attachment: 6/10 As much positive stuff I'm saying about the game, I really didn't get that into it, I didn't even push through getting all the members out of the first stage. But it was fun enough, and worth a try if you like Journey or vertical scrolling collect-and-dodge-the-items games.