Space Ace

Video Game
1983
E10+

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Don Bluth, Lorna Cook, Jeff Etter, and Will Finn in Space Ace (1983)

The heroic Ace has been transformed into an adolescent named Dexter. You guide Ace through various dangers as you fight to save his girlfriend Kimberly from the villainous Borf.The heroic Ace has been transformed into an adolescent named Dexter. You guide Ace through various dangers as you fight to save his girlfriend Kimberly from the villainous Borf.The heroic Ace has been transformed into an adolescent named Dexter. You guide Ace through various dangers as you fight to save his girlfriend Kimberly from the villainous Borf.

Directors
- Don Bluth
- Tony Bozek
Writers
- Shannon Donnelly
- Darlene Waddington
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7.2/10

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Directors
- Don Bluth
- Tony Bozek
Writers
- Shannon Donnelly
- Darlene Waddington
Stars

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Jeff Etter

Ace
(voice)

Will Finn

Dexter
(voice)

Lorna Cook

Kimberly
(voice)
(as Lorna Pomeroy)

Don Bluth

Borf
(voice)

Michael Rye

Narrator
(voice)

Directors
- Don Bluth
- Tony Bozek
Writers
- Shannon Donnelly
- Darlene Waddington
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Trivia
Because they had no money for voice actors in the budget, Don Bluth got the part of Borf by default. While happy with his performance, Bluth thought that Paul Shenar, who he had worked with before, would've done a great job voicing Borf.

Quotes
Dexter: Kimberley, come in! are you okay?
Kimberley: [over radio] Oh, sure. I'm just kidnapped by aliens, that's all!
Dexter: I'll save you, Kimmy!
Kimberley: GET ME OUT OF HERE!

Connections
Featured in Computer Chronicles: Computer Games (1984)

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Watching the whole game

I was fortunate to wander into my local Schaumburg arcade when a master at SPACE ACE was there with a big pocket full of quarters. You know how usually nothing is more boring than watching someone else play a video game? SPACE ACE and DRAGONS LAIR are the exceptions. Not having to worry about making any decisions (like when to joggle the joystick), I was able to just watch the action on the screen.

It's a helluva ride! A great acrobatic raygun duel (that I know dang well I would never have survived!). Beat the bad guy and the game goes into a humorous epilogue and a nifty surprise ending.