Supêsu Inbêdâ (Video Game 1978)"Space Invaders" became one of the first coin-op video arcade games to enjoy mega-success worldwide... See full summary » |
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Supêsu Inbêdâ (Video Game 1978)"Space Invaders" became one of the first coin-op video arcade games to enjoy mega-success worldwide... See full summary » |
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"Space Invaders" became one of the first coin-op video arcade games to enjoy mega-success worldwide. Teen-agers and college students spent hours at the local arcade (or wherever one of the game machines was placed) using a single laser base trying to defeat an army of alien creatures who marched from side to side in grid-like formation, slowly but perilously approaching Earth. In 1980, Atari released a home version of the wildly popular arcade game for its popular home video game system. The format of the game was identical, this time with the laser base defending Earth against 36 of the alien creatures (arranged in a 6-by-6 formation). As in the arcade game, the object was to defeat the aliens before they reached Earth (with the aliens speeding up as they become fewer in number); allowing even one alien to land on the bottom row automatically ended the game, while losing three laser bases also meant the game over... Written by Brian Rathjen <briguy_52732@yahoo.com>
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