Things start off quite simple (they don't stay that way for long, though) with this opening screen. There's a fairly ordinary rectangular gaggle of blocks to be knocked away by your bunny batsman. The only trouble will come from the low walls at either side: the ball can bounce off these at some quite unexpected angles.

While the first level gives you a chance to get acquainted with the controls, the second is a real baptism of fire. The only way you can get at those blcoks on the right is by detonating the dynamite, which means clearing the blocks on the left to get at the detonator. And there's all those metal blocks in the way. Very, very nasty.

Things get a little easier after that, with another fairly conventional screen. There is a number of tactically placed metal blocks here to make sure things don't get too easy. Oh, and watch for strange bounces off the wall on the left. The tactic that works best for most screens involves standing your ground wherever possible.

Tricky. Those blocks in the centre are easy enough to clear, but the ones at the sides are hiding behind a very effective barrier of metal blocks. Getting at, and getting rid of, them will to to take a lot of careful swings. There's the added attraction of the ball bouncing off the metal blocks and going where you weren't expecting. Oh dear.

This spelt H20 before we took out the corner of the 'H'. It's as close as any of the beach screens get to taking place in the water. Getting rid of the chemical formula is easy enough, but that's not the end of it. hitting a key opens (or closes) one of the beach huts. Thereá nother block hiding somewhere. The devious little, er, block.

Nothing wrong with these blocks, except the worrying (but not overly scary) bomb motifs on them. Oh, and all those nastily positioned metal blocks, which make getting at the big block collection quite difficult. And that fan on the right does what all giant fans do: it sends the ball off in strange directions, at great speed.

This one's actually not too hard. There's a fairly narrow space you have to direct the ball into, which is made into two very narrow spaces by a mole with spinny, turny hands which makes regular appearances in the middle of it. Once you get the angle right, get under the ball and use a series of Super Strikes to break all the way through.

Nasty. There are two spaces you can play the ball through to reach the blocks, and once you get there you can expect to take out quite a few of the little rectangles. The metal blocks in the centre prevents it from being that easy, as do the metal gates that slide back and forth blocking the gaps. Not difficult, just nasty.

This screen is easy as far as getting rid of the bricks is concerned. There's only a few of them, they're laid out in a convenient manner, with no niggly hazards making life difficult. What does make life difficult is the donkey throwing hamburgers. They kill on contact. So you've got to avoid them. While trying not to avoid the ball. Aaargh.

Hmm, there doesn't seem to by any way to get at those blocks. But that soldier seems to be pointing his gun in the right direction. And there's a key on the right. I wonder what's in the beach hut? (Hints and tips, we got 'em). Once you can get at the blocks, clearing them away is no problem. Apart from... no, find out for yourself.

This isn't all that difficult. There's a big row of blocks you can only get at from one direction, and they're partly obscured by a fence, but this isn't all that difficult. There's a very long and low fence for the ball to rebound off, and lots of precise strikes are necessary to clear a path through all the blocks. But this isn't all that difficult.

Apart from strange things appearing out of the ground, this is a fairly conventional screen. There're lots of blocks to get rid of, but they're all easily accessible. A rare opportunity to clear two separate big groups of blocks. What's the tactic? Try to clear each lot in turn, or just take out blocks randomly. The choice is yours...