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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
3-D Docking	Programma International;The Elektrik Keyboard	1978	[media=youtube]66-CqOuBQpY[/media]	Apple II E
Ace	Allied Leisure	1976	"go ahead... take control" Ace pits two biplane pilots in head-to-head air combat, in a 2-player only game. Players just need to fly around and shoot down the opponent before he gets the player. There are 2 points awarded for hitting the enemy with the gun, and 1 point to the opponent if the player crash.	Arcade
Air Combat	Digital Games Incorporated	1976	"2 PLAYER - REALISTIC SOUND AND CONTROL" An air battle game where a player controls a jet fighter that tries to shoot down an opposing jet fighter.	Arcade
Alley Rally	Exidy	1976	ALLEY RALLY pits the player against the clock and four erratic "drone" cars. The drone cars drive a pseudo-random pattern, change directions, and even skid into the side of the track occasionally. Since they also change speed during all this, it becomes very difficult to drive around the track successfully without crashing into a drone car. OBJECT OF THE GAME: The object of the game is quite simple. Drive around the track as long and as fast as you can without crashing into a drone car. You can drive either direction to make points, and you get a point each time you drive 1/4 of the way around the track. NORMAL OPERATION: You drive one of two player cars. If you play a one player game, you drive the bright car which appears on the left side of the track, and you drive from the left side steering wheel. A two-player game adds a darker colored car which appears on the right side of the track, and is driven from the right side steering wheel. The game is started only after the start button is depressed and the cars may move only after the foot pedal is depressed and the shift lever is in the LOW GEAR position. When you crash into a drone car, the side of the track, or the other player's car and you are in HIGH GEAR, your car will stop moving until you return the shift lever to the LOW GEAR position. When you crash into a drone car and you are still in LOW GEAR your car will continue moving with only a slight hesitation. LOW GEAR, however, is slower and you cannot make points very rapidly unless you shift into HIGH GEAR as soon as possible. If, while you are driving in HIGH GEAR, you lift your foot completely off the foot pedal, you must again shift into LOW GEAR in order to start your car moving again. When a quarter is inserted, one player is enabled. Add a second quarter and the second player is also enabled. When a player is enabled the game counter will set to 99, ready to count down, and the score counters will set to 00, ready to count up. When the game is started the game counter counts down to 00 and the game ends. Sound for the cars begins when the quarter is inserted, and ends when the game is over.	Arcade
Amazing Maze	Midway	1976	Source: http://www.thealmightyguru.com/Wiki/index.php?title=Amazing_Maze https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=6875*[media=youtube]DzgfHfrt8XE[/media]*Try to find the way out of the maze, before the computer opponent or a second player.	Arcade
Anti Aircraft	Atari	1975	Atari's Anti-Aircraft puts you and a friend behind a pair anti-aircraft guns. Bomber planes appear from multiple directions at random. They can appear alone or in pairs. Your goal is to shoot down more bombers than the other player within the set time limit. Use your three buttons -- up, down and fire -- to aim at and gun down the enemy planes. The up and down buttons tilt your gun to predetermined positions rather than letting you make precise movements. While the game is run using no CPUs and the PCB is composed entirely of discrete circuitry, the sprites are stored in ROM.***You’re on red alert! Forward observers have plotted enemy aircraft coming into range... now! You have 3 firing position, 3 chances, but you have to be quick. Those planes are really moving. You press the firing button. Missed! You change firing position, shoot again. The enemy plane blows up. You get set for the next attack. You command your own gun crew. You’re there, in the thick of the fighting. Within operator-adjustable game time you have to shoot down more aircraft than the "enemy" gunner to win the battle. Digital scoring for each gun lets you keep track of hits. Your timing and skill are on the line every second as you try to zero in time after time and blast the enemy out of the sky. Heavy artillery. ANTI-AIRCRAFT is designed for heavy action. Durastress™ tested solid state circuits and 23" monitor, battle-tested plywood construction and easy accessibility for maintenance means ANTI-AIRCRAFT is always combat-ready. Heavy profits. Your players will want to test their shooting skills time after time. New illuminated attraction panel, side panel graphics and low profile design make ANTI-AIRCRAFT a natural traffic builder and income producer in any location.	Arcade
Armageddon Riders	Targem Games	2011		PS3
Asteroid	Bally Midway (Midway)	1973	"A deep-space TV thriller from Midway"***Space Race is an arcade game developed by Atari, Inc. and released on July 16, 1973. It was the second game by the company, after Pong (1972), which marked the beginning of the commercial video game industry. In the game, two players each control a rocket ship, with the goal of being the first to move their ship from the bottom of the screen to the top. Along the way are asteroids, which the players must avoid. Space Race was the first racing arcade video game and the first game with a goal of crossing the screen while avoiding obstacles. Development of Space Race began in Summer 1972 under the name Asteroid by Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell, based on ideas by him and co-founder Ted Dabney. The final design was done by Dabney, possibly with assistance by Bushnell and Pong designer Allan Alcorn. The game was planned to be quick to create to fulfill an earlier contract with Midway Manufacturing. The engineering and prototyping was done by Alcorn; after it was completed and the design given to Midway to be released as Asteroid, Atari produced its own nearly identical version as Space Race. Fifty Space Race cabinets were produced using a fiberglass design by George Faraco before the rest of the production was switched to a cheaper standard cabinet. Space Race was not commercially successful; Bushnell has stated that it was much less popular than Pong. Midway held that the release of Space Race violated Atari's contract with them for Asteroid, and the companies agreed for Atari to forfeit royalty payments for the game	Arcade
Astro Hockey	Brunswick	1974	excerpt from the flyer: "With four exciting game variations for greater player appeal and more profit potential!" 1. Player vs. player 2. Player vs. player with speed and direction change at center line. 3. Player vs. machine. 4. Player vs. machine with speed and direction change at cenet line.***Astro Hockey was produced by Brunswick in October 1974. The game is an early hockey videogame with four game variations. Astrohockey is a Pong variant with four different game modes: The basic mode has two players bounce the ball around the screen with their paddles trying to hit the opposing goal. Another mode adds a variation that makes the ball change speed and direction at the center line. The other two game modes are identical to the first two, but allow one player to play against the machine. Other source: https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=18731	Arcade
Astrohockey	HID Visco Games	1974	Astrohockey, produced by HID/Visco Games in 1974, is a black-and-white hockey game.	Arcade
Attack	Exidy (Exidy;Taito)	1977	Attack is a 2-player asymmetrical duel type game with one player taking the role of destroyer, and the other the role of airplane. The destroyer is bound to the sea at the bottom of the screen, can move left and right, and fire diagonally. The airplane is more maneuverable and capable of flying in eight directions, but can only fire forward. Either player will score one point when destroying the other player, and the destroyed player will respawn from either the right or left side of the screen. The machine allows the operator to select from multiple time limits per credit.	Arcade
Attack	Taito	1976	Attack is a 2-player competitive shooting gallery. Both players have a mounted machinegun with swivel aiming. Their goal is to destroy as many passing trucks (worth 10 points each) as possible within the 90 seconds of one credit. If either player scores 300 points an additional 90 seconds of playtime will be added. Trucks can drive onto the screen from both sides of the screen, and trucks farther away are smaller and harder to hit. This is possibly the very first video game to employ parallax scrolling, where layers of the playfield scroll by at different distances and speeds. The guns were nicely detailed and were a precursor to the types of games that are seen in modern arcade games. This was also the first instance where Taito placed the monitor in the bottom of the cabinet and by using an angled mirror, created an illusion of depth.	Arcade
Attack Man	Stainless Software (Norton Software)	1982		TI99
Attack U.F.O.	Taito	1974	Attack UFO was produced by Taito in 1974. Attack UFO is a shooting game in which the player(s) must try to shoot down a UFO using guided missiles fired from the bottom of the screen which are controlled with joysticks. Taito released 487 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1967. Other machines made by Taito during the time period Attack UFO was produced include Basketball, Speed Race, Western Gun, Interceptor, Attack, Astro Race, Davis Cup, Elepong, Pro Hockey, and Western Hill. A black and white game with UFOs.	Arcade
Avenger	Electra Games	1975	"Look Out! Here Comes the AVENGER" Avenger! The boldest fighter jet ever to roam the skies. It’s Electra Games’s new single- player video combat game. You’re in the life- like cockpit of this sleek, black attack plane surrounded by the realistic instrument panel. Suddenly a "bandit" aircraft lurking behind a cloud bursts into the open, intent on ramming you head on. You line up the enemy in your sights. You fire your cannon and watch him literally explode in the air. You’ve won this one - but watch out, there’s another and another. Avenger - it’s competitive. It’s terrific!	Arcade
Avenger	Taito (Taito;Electra Games)	1976	It was a clone of Avenger 1975. Taito was taken to court by Electra, but they agreed to market it. It has small hardware differences, according to analysis of specialized pages. In terms of gameplay, Taito's control turned out to be smoother and more controllable.***Avenger is a top-down, scrolling shoot 'em up in which the player controls a fighter jet and must shoot down incoming enemy fighters. The player flies forward and can move the jet with a joystick. The enemies enter the screen from the top along with a scrolling layer of clouds. The player has an afterburner button to increase speed. Depending on the amount of enemies shot down the player receives a rating (crop duster, student pilot, ace or avenger) and bonus play time is awarded.	Arcade
Avus 2	Video Games GmbH	1976	Avus 2 © 1976 Video Games. A German clone of Atari's "Sprint 2"***Driving games are played all times, and when you sit, it is even more fun. 1 or 2 players can select one of 12 tracks. Extended play is awarded after a pre-programmed score is reached by the driver. Operator adjustable extended play and game time.	Arcade
Aztec	PMC Electronics	1975	Aztec is a 4 player hockeytype Pongclone game in which players try to score in the opposing teams goal. It is rumoured to be the first ever game to use processor chips instead of an array of TTL chips.	Arcade
Baja	York 10 Computerware	19??		APF
Balloon Fight	Watara (Thin Chen Enterprise)	1992		Supervision
Balloon Gun	Sega	1974	Balloon Gun was produced by Sega in 1974. Sega released 590 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1936. Other machines made by Sega during the time period Balloon Gun was produced include Table Hockey, Cowboy, Mini Hockey, Goal Kick, Bullet Mark, Hockey TV, Pong Tron, Pong Tron II, Attack II, and Attack. A black and white shooting game where players use positional guns to shoot balloons.	Arcade
Barricade	Ramtek;Elcon Industries (Ramtek)	1977	Barricade is an early example of a light cycle game for arcades. Barricade is intended for either two or four players. Each player controls an ever growing wall made up of individual small squares. These walls are growing on a fixed playfield of limited size, therefore room will eventually run out for these growing walls. So the goal of the game is to win a round by forcing the other players wall to collide into themselves or another barrier. The operator of the arcade machine can set the number of rounds it takes to win (from one to seven) and set how fast or slow the speed at which the walls grow (there are seven different speed options). Originally known as "Barricade", the game was a clone of Gremlin's popular "Blockade". After Gremlin took Ramtek to court, they agreed to rename the game Brickyard, which was a lot less similar to "Blockade". https://www.mobygames.com/game/80351/barricade/ https://www.arcade-history.com/?n=brickyard&page=detail&id=339	Arcade
Baseball	Ramtek;Seeburg Corp.;Volly (Ramtek)	1974	Baseball, also known as Deluxe Baseball, is a baseball arcade game for one or two players. Each of the players is shown on the field as little characters. Pitches can be fast, slow or curved and result in a walk or strike. The outfielders can be repositioned. Under the license of Ramtek, its subsidiary company Volly, launched this same video game under the name Batter Up in Canada. Launched in 1975 as Deluxe Baseball by Seeburg Corp.	Arcade
Basketball	Taito;Midway (Taito)	1974	You can play it, with DICE 0.9*Released in the arcades in early 1974, Basketball was a landmark title, notable for several firsts in video gaming. It was the first basketball video game, the first video game to use sprites, and the first to represent human characters. It was also the first Japanese video game licensed for release in North America, having been developed by Taito and then licensed to Midway for the North American market, where 1,400 units were sold in 1974, a production record for Midway at the time. Its success paved the way for more Taito hits licensed by Midway.excerpt from the flyer: "TV Game with real and exciting Basketball action." HOW TO PLAY 1. Insert coin. Player images (two each forward and back), ball and baskets (goals) appear on the screen. 2. Player images can be moved up or down by manipulation of the front panel control knob. 3. Players scores 2 points for each basket (goal). Player also can dribble and pass before shoot- ing. All the skills of real Basketball are needed for TAITO BASKETBALL. 4. Push the replay button (left side of coin slot) to start the second game. FEATURES • Two player game. • The totally different, new sixth T.V. game from Taitronics series. • All reliable solid-state components and large 20-inch television screen. • IC circuit for coin credit unit • Realistic player images and baskets (goals). • The changing digits on the center top of the screen indicate the time elapsed. This timer is adjustable.**[media=youtube]dMs9Cnzh3HE[/media]	Arcade
Bigfoot Bonkers	Meadows Games	1976	Bigfoot Bonkers is a variation on the 'surround your opponent' style of game. In this game, players take the role of mice in a small playfield with a few bigfoot feet that must be avoided in addition to the walls. The game is 2-player only, and both players are in a survival match to see who can avoid crashing longest. As players move about the playfield, they leave a trail behind. Hitting any part of the trails, or the bigfoot feet, causes a player to lose that round and gives one point to their opponent. First one to six wins the game.	Arcade
Biplane	Fun Games	1975	This game was an Atari design, one of two (or three) taken from the company by former marketing and engineering employees, who then formed the company Fun Games. When Fun Games released direct copies of other Atari games, Atari sued the company and it was shut down shortly afterwards. The only difference between this game and Jet Fighter (the game that the design was taken from) is that the jets were changed to biplanes.***Play consists of a black and a white biplane that is steered like a tank. The object was to shoot the other player without crashing into either the ground or the anti-aircraft fire at the top of the screen. The game was controlled by two joysticks, the right one for up or down and the left one to control speed. If insufficient speed was used during takeoff, the plane would stall and crash.	Arcade
BiPlane 4	Fun Games	1976	A four-player version of "Biplane". Play consists of a black and a white BiPlane that is steered like a tank. The object is to shoot the other players without crashing into either the ground or the anti-aircraft fire at the top of the screen.	Arcade
Block Buster	Mirco Games	1976	Block Buster is a table-top ball and paddle game where the player attempts to eliminate all the blocks at the top of the screen. excerpt from the flyer: DOUBLE COMPETITION — One or two players can compete for high scores. During two player action, players compete against the machine for skill and against each other for high points. EASY TO LEARN — With automatic, accelerating skill features. CHALLENGING ACTION — Players score by eliminating the blocks in the wall. The blocks disappear as they are hit by the ball. The longer the volley, the Manufacturer Mirco Games Release 1976 Genre Ball and Paddle Cabinet Styles Cocktail Block Buster more change of hitting the deeper rows of blocks to score more points. If all the blocks are eliminated, another wall quickly appears for continued action. Automatic ball speed increases and automatic reduction in paddle size add to the excitement and challenge.	Arcade
Blockade	Gremlin Industries	1976	excerpt from the flyer: "The money magnet." Put it on location, plug it in... and watch it pull in the coins! BLOCKADE™! The trailblazing smash hit of the MOA and Park Shows, fast becoming the "most imitated" new game of the year! Here’s the great original... featuring Gremlin innovation, Gremlin engineering, Gremlin quality. BLOCKADE! Designed for Player Appeal! Ascreen that’sALIVE! with bright action. Even when it’s not being played, its advertising sequence COMMANDS attention! Irresistible SOUND! Easy to learn, and CHALLENGING... no two games alike! Designed for Low Maintenance! Gremlin-clean electronic design and layout. Rugged Motorola monitor. Any major system component can be REMOVED IN LESS THAN 60 SECONDS! Designed for Powerful Profits For You For Years!*Blockade is the first of what would later become known as light cycle games. It's a game for two players only, each who controls an arrow that leaves behind a trail of blocks that form a wall. The arrow moves automatically forward and by using four buttons the player is able to steer it by making ninety degree turns. The aim of the game is simply to stay alive longer than the opponent by not crashing into any of the walls. If a crash occurs the opponent will win the round and be awarded with one point. By default the player that first reaches six points wins the game but the value can be changed by the game operator.*Released by TAITO in March 1977.	Arcade
Bombs Away	Meadows Games;Taito (Meadows Games)	1976	Released in November 1976 in Japan by Taito.***On target An enemy fleet cruises directly below as you prepare for the final bomb run, finger waiting tensely on the bomb release. The aircraft carriers are hiding behind swiftly moving battleships and cruisers, a shield you must penetrate for the really big score. Suddenly a break appears and you move in for the carriers. Careful now. Punch the release button and... BOMBS AWAY! It’s a direct hit and the carrier goes down fast It’s a direct hit BOMBS AWAY is a direct hit with players bored by paddle and driving games. The astounding success of DROPZONE 4, the forerunner of BOMBS AWAY, means this game is a proven profit-maker. Now you get this proven success with an ALL NEW cabinet, an ENHANCED attract mode and an IM- PROVED screen display with brightly colored images of REAL battleships, cruisers and aircraft carriers. A direct hit sinks the ship right before your eyes. Potent payload Each quarter loads the player’s bombbay with 15 HIGH EXPLOSIVE bombs, enough to win a replay at 40 points with practice. And inexperienced players who don’t score even a single point (a feat in itself) are also awarded a free game so you’ll get plenty of repeat business with BOMBS AWAY. Score and bombs dropped are displayed in big, clearly labelled numbers. It stands out anywhere Appealing air-sea combat graphic and flashing explosion display make BOMBS AWAY an attention-getter in any location.	Arcade
Break Away	Venture Line	1976	excerpt from the flyer: • Break Thru the Wall of Bricks • Each Two Rows of Bricks have a Differ- ent Scoring Value • 1 or 2 Player • Automatic Speedup feature • Free Game or None. The Number of Serves, the Amount of Coins and Screen Mode are Adjustable. Manufacturer Venture Line Release 1976 Genre Ball and Paddle Gameplay Alternating Cabinet Styles Upright and Cocktail Break Away ALL THE EXCITEMENT OF"BREAKOUT" • Complete Kit of Con- versions • Use Your Old Monitors, Hardware and Cabinet Convert to New Games • Drawings Furnished for Easy Conversion	Arcade
Bullet Candy	R C Knight	2008	Bullet Candy is a fast paced, action packed arena shooter. There are a variety of combo systems and many secret techniques that you can employ to get the best score and weapon upgrades possible. Viewed from a top-down perspective, Bullet Candy allows for a true 360° shoot-em-up experience. With all of your enemies in view at all times it's easy to see and, more importantly, shoot them into tiny little pieces. Features: * Bullet Candy features over 50 levels in arcade mode (150 in extend mode) and three challenging difficulty settings. * Compete with the thousands of other players around the globe for the top spot with the in-game online high score tables! * Tons of unlockables including Survival mode and Asteroid mode (both with their own online score boards). * The Suicide Action allows you to kill yourself while keeping your score multipliers and bonus weapons intact. * Collect all 20 Steam Achievements [?]	Windows
Bullet Mark	Sega	1975	Bullet Mark is a 1975 discrete logic game by Sega with twin Tommy Guns. The guns have a recoil effect and can be fired as a single shot or in a short burst. Four series of targets appear sequentially on an oversized TV screen: balloons (worth 7 points), tanks (15 points), pirates (30 points) and aircraft (45 points). A perfect score is 979. Game time is adjustable from 60 to 140 seconds. When played as a two-player game, a score of 800 (adjustable to 600 depending on the operator) by either player automatically extends the game into an additional balloon series.***Four series of targets appear sequentially on an oversized TV screen...balloons, tanks, pirates and jet aircrift. The easiest of the targets to hit are the balloons which are assigned a 7 points rating, followed by the tanks at 15 points, the pirates at 30 points and the jet aircraft at 45 points. For each hit, these points are recorded on a highly visible digital read out; for each miss however, 1 to 3 points (depending upon the target series) is subtracted from the player’s score. Perfect score is 979. When played as a two player game, a score of 800 (can be adjusted to 600) by either player automati-cally extends game into an additional balloon series.	Arcade
Burger Man	Rief Games	19??		APF
Cannonball	Atari	1976	There is controversy whether this video game existed in many sources, but it exists, it is very difficult to find it. There are recreated versions on the Internet, but as for the Original Arcade, I was able to see it in Santiago de Chile once.***Cannonball was Owen Rubin's first game at Atari. It is not known for sure if this game was ever produced, as there is no documentation or flyers of the game that have surfaced. Owen Rubin seems to think that maybe it WAS produced; however, he is unsure. Owen wrote Cannonball while sitting in his small office at a Model 33 teletype connected to a Motorola MicBug 6800 processor, both of which were connected to simple videogame hardware. He hand-assembled the entire program--it was only 2K, but still took several months--including self-test, saving the code on punched paper tape. When his boss reviewed the game and asked for code listings, Owen said, 'What listings?' It turns out that Owen didn't know about the two computer operators, who took the listings that the designers/programmers wrote up, typed them into the PDP-1 computers, ran them to make sure they were error-free, then return a paper tape to the designer.	Arcade
Canyon Bomber	Systems Design Lab	1978		Apple II E
Castle Invasion: Throne Out	?	2016	Castle Invasion is the fun, frantic challenge of defending your castle against an army of misfits.	PS4
Catch	Atari	1977	Prototype cabinet version of "Avalanche	Arcade
Challenge	Mirco Games	1974	Manufacturer Mirco Release 1974 Class Wide Release Genre Ball and Paddle Mode 4 Players simultaneous Gameplay Competitive Panel Layout Multiple Player Controls Rotary: Analog Monitor Orientation: Horizontal Type: Raster: Standard Resolution CRT: Black and White Sound Amplified Mono (one channel) Cabinet Styles Upright Cocktail In March, 1974 Mirco in- troduced Challenge, an upright four-player game that offered a free game to players who beat the computer in player-versus-machine mode. While Mirco claimed it was the first video game to offer such a feature (likely a false claim), it wasn’t enough to cover for the fact that Challenge was another unin- spired game (not to mention that four-player games had already been on the market for at least eight months). "allincolorforaquarter.blogspot.no" Challenge "Challenge - The Table top video with the free game." excerpt from the flyer: The initial reaction to our top video has been exceptional. High earnings and continuous play have been the experience of opera- tors all across the country. (1) Playabillity Our machine is a 1-2-4-player. The extended play option, where one or two players can beat the machine and win a FREE GAME insures a continuous cash flow. (2) Reliability Microm Inc., the parent company of Micro Games, Inc. is known worldwide for the testing of Printed Circuitry. The thorough analysis we conduct for certain broad based computer in- dustries is conducted on our video games. A 144 hour complete systempower cycle analysis in conjunction with a voltage margin checkout in- sures continued reliability. Dimensions: 27" high 33" diameter Wt. 170 lbs.***Challenge - The Table top video with the free game."	Arcade
Champion Ping Pong	Mirco Games (Arizona Automation)	1973	Champion Ping Pong was produced by Arizona Automation, Inc. in 1973. Arizona Automation, Inc. released 2 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1971. Other machines made by Arizona Automation, Inc. during the time period Champion Ping Pong was produced include Champion Soccer. In early flyers, this game was distributed by Arizona Automatic Inc. In subsequent flyers of this same game, it was listed as distributed by Micro Games Inc. Both companies were located at the same address in Arizona.	Arcade
Choplifter	York 10 Computerware	19??		APF
Ckidzo	Meadows Games	1976	Sophisticated insanity You don’t have one yet, so you don’t know what CKIDZO (Skid-zo) does to people. This new mind-bender from Meadows drives players into a paddle-action frenzy like no other game. Because they just can’t quite get it under control, your customers keep playing and playing and playing. Manufacturer Meadows Release 1976 Class Wide Release Genre Ball and Paddle Mode 4 Players simultaneous Gameplay Competitive Panel Layout Multiple Player Controls Joystick: 2-way (left, right) Monitor Orientation: Horizontal Type: Raster: Standard Resolution CRT: Black and White Sound Amplified Mono (one channel) Cabinet Styles Cocktail Ckidzo Super-serviceability CKIDZO’z no-nonsense cabinet is an operator’s dream. a hinged coin door means fast access to the coin acceptor and table latch.	Arcade
Clay Buster	Model Racing	1978	Clay Buster is a shooting game where the player uses a positional rifle to shoot on-screen clay pigeons. excerpt from the flyer: INSTRUCTION After pressing button the displayabove the lake will "ready" and display the score the player achieves if he hits both clays. Shots per sequence are indicated below the word "fling". The highest score is indicated on the left and is replaced by the score on the right when a higher score is achieved by the player.***[media=youtube]JvCO41ePCCk[/media]	Arcade
Clean Sweep	Ramtek	1974	In Clean Sweep, players control a paddle at the bottom of the screen and hit a ball into a field of dots. The field of dots are arranged as a 14x14 grid and each time the ball hits a dot it disappears and the player earns points to their score. The ball will keep going in the direction of its shot until it ricochets off the sides or top of the screen and returns back to the bottom of the screen where the player either hits it back up into the field of dots or misses the falling ball and loses a ball. Players are given a total of three or five balls depending on the setting. The goal of the game is to clear all of the dots and get a clean sweep.***"First one or two player video game with true "Pinball" action from the makers of Hockey, Soccer & Volley" Clean Sweep is a major, money-making break-through in coin-operated video games because it can be played by one or two people, can be set to award free games for high scores and allows either 3 or 5 balls for each player. The number of balls and the free game award are both operator selectable. Players try to erase a field of dots by directing a bouncing ball with a joystick-control led "paddle" that is moved horizontally across the bottom of the screen. Each time the ball passes over a dot, the dot gets erased and the player gets a point. If he erases all the dots, he scores a "clean sweep" and can win a free game. No other video game matches the fast action and player challenges of "Clean Sweep." Put it in your best locastions and sweep in bigger profits. • 25¢ and 50¢ play produces high profit per square foot of floor space. • Can be played by one or two players. • Attractive, eye-catching cabinet. • All solid state for low maintenance and long life. • Commercial quality TV monitor insures reliabil- ity. • One year logic board warranty. • Engineered interior design prevents tampering, simplifies service. UNEQUALED SERVICE Ramtek video games are backed by the most responsive service in the industry. When repairs are needed, they’re done fast. And new logic boards can be in the air within 24 hours. When it comes to service Ramtek doesn’t play games.	Arcade
cloudphobia	Marsbound;Rockin' Android (Marsbound)	2008	2008-12 Original free(ware?) release. 2016-12-07 Steam release*[media=youtube]DRyPqyrZbR0[/media]Note that in this it is not simply enough you destroy your enemies, but you must also use the booster (which disables your weapons) to speed towards and defeat the boss before time runs out. There isn't enough time to casually reach the boss and defeat him. Also, any enemies that escape damage the mothership or some such, the destruction of which spells instant failure as does running out of time, so you have to balance the booster use and destroying your enemies, even occasionally sacrificing lesser destruction just to reach the end boss in time.*[b]Minimum:[/b] Windows 2000, XP or Vista * 1 GHz CPU * 512 MB RAM * 32 MB VRAM***Latest version: 37 (as of 2009-08-15) The game has been improved [i]significantly[/i] over the different beta(?) releases that started appearing since 2004(?).	Windows
Club Tennis	Computer Games	1974	Club Tennis is a Pong variant for two or four players. Players bounce a ball around the screen with paddles in the hope of hitting the other side to score a point.	Arcade
Clutch	Game Factory Interactive (Targem Games)	2009	2009-07-20 on Steam, by Game Factory Interactive (lang: eng)	Windows
Cobra Gunship	Meadows Games	1976	excerpt from the flyer: Heavy Action "Delta Leader to Delta Squadron. Delta Leader to Delta Squadron. Approaching target area. Turn to two-seven-oh degrees. Decend to flight level one. Delta Leader out." "Delta Leader, this is Wing-Three. Surface target at five-niner degrees..." "Delta Squadron, this is Delta Leader. Decend to five hundred feet. Looks like armored column heading north to Area Six. Approach and strafe." "Delta Leader! Delta Leader! This is Wing-Two. Bogies at three o’ clock high!" "Ascend to one-zero thousand feet, Wing-Two and engage..." Colorful Graphics Cobra Gunship is the latest, hottest air-combat video game. Every detail of the cabinet, graphics and video display bespeaks of unbelievable realism. And, it’s built to take the kind of beating a game like this is going to get. Colorful explosion-display cabinet graphics attract players in any location. Realistic flight controls and instrument panel beckon those who dream of flying air combat.	Arcade
Combat	Bertolino	1975	The only original Bertolino game, designed by Leonello Bione and created by Paolo Lodini. Many talk about a small distribution, according to others it remained a prototype. No working example of this game has ever been found.	Arcade
Combo	Digital Games Incorporated	1975	Combo is a ball and paddle game created by Digital Games and released in Nov. 1975. Games: Knock-Out, Tennis, Hockey.	Arcade

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