L-l-l-l-adies and gen'r'men, roll up, roll up for the Ringling Brothers circus - the grrreatest show on earth. Step right up, step right up! You sir, in the ZZAP! T-shirt, the one with the bright red hair - you, and up to three of your friends. Right this way, right this way.
Feeling fit today are we, sir? Ready for anything? Right then, here's your special participator's ticket - if you'll just move this way now ladies and gen'r'men, you'll see this gentleman here take part in four circus tricks for the very first time in his life. A big hand for the competitor. Thank you very much.
And tonight's dangerous, hair-raising events are: the tightrope, trick horse riding, trapeze and, a big hand for this one, most dangerous of all, putting life and limb right in the path of death - tiger training. Step right this way, ladies and gen'r'men. Come to the circus... the greatest show on earth. Sorry sir, no fat people and no dogs...
Tarantantara tarantanta-ra. I think the circus is great (I'm talking Charlie Caroli's greatest fan) so when I heard that this was coming out, I was weelly, weelly pleased. Well, you've got to admit - it was a good idea. It's just a pity that the final product hasn't come off. On both formats, all the events are far too difficult and the really illogical control method just makes things worse. By the time you've waited for the multiload on the 64 version (which is slightly more playable, by the way) or spent a couple of hours swapping Amiga disks, you'll probably be quite happy to throw this in the ring - and leave it there.