See, in the game, first off, you have a submarine. Okay, fair enough. But you're rescuing divers? What, is there some kind of "water lock" in the Sub that sucks o ut the water when you pick these people up to save them? Or is that why you need to return for air? Then there's the whole idea of a shark eating a submarine. You mean to tell me Jaws is going to take out a military submergable andd make it explode? Sounds like some faulty engineering there. Or is this Willy Wonka's personal watercraft (It's the Wonkamarine! It runs on Everlasting gobstoppers, and instead of polluting the ocean, it turns the ocean into soda pop!) - somebody cue up those Oompa Loompa's right now!! We have swimmers floating over the horizon to outer space (oh gawd!). Flying Sharks! Were going to get a Sharknado out here! (clears throat)...

Anyway, getting back on track, so you have the most dramatic death sequence I've seen in awhile, basically your submarine blinks and makes noise like one of those super spy documents that self-destructs in 15 seconds (boopboopboopboopboopboop**KAPOW**). Which makes is almost impossible to take the entire act of in game death seriously. In Atari, it's either anti-climatic and straightforward, rinky dink and hilarious, or so over-played it seems like a feeble attempt at Shakesperian Tradgedy. This picks options two and three.