Old Classic Retro Gaming | Magnavox Odyssey 2 game: Armored Encounter/ Sub Chase (1978 Magnavox) @oldclassicgame | Uploaded June 2022 | Updated October 2024, 3 days ago.
A mini-game containing 2 shooting 'em up games.
Armored Encounter! is a clone version of the Atari 2600 game Combat. This is not a CPU controlled game so it requires someone or 2 people to control the tanks. Each tanks has 20 ammo and there are 3 rounds and each round has a time limit. Each round will change color. There are 12 variations in the game indicated by the alphanumeric keys.
The controls are
(Pressing A): Plays over open country using cannon.
(Pressing B): Plays over hilly terrain (simple bars) with cannon.
(Pressing C): Plays over mountainous terrain (complex barriers) with cannon.
(Pressing D): Open country with guided missiles.
(Pressing E): Simple barriers with guided missiles.
(Pressing F): Complex barriers with guided missiles.
(Pressing G): Plays over open country with minefields (represented by X's on the screen - if a tank hits one of them, a point is scored to the adversary) and cannon.
(Pressing H): Simple barriers with minefields and cannon.
(Pressing I): Complex barriers with minefields and cannon.
(Pressing J): Open country - minefields - guided missiles.
(Pressing K): Simple barriers - minefields - guided missiles.
(Pressing L): Complex barriers - minefields - guided missiles.
Sub Chase is a top and bottom view shooting up game where you it's also not a CPU controlled game where someone or 2 people must control the submarine ship or the helicopter. There's also a time limit on each round. There are three variations in the game by the numeric keys:
(Pressing 1): Guided missiles with rear launch pattern.
(Pressing 2): Unguided missiles with rear launch pattern.
(Pressing 3): Guided missiles with forward launch pattern.
A mini-game containing 2 shooting 'em up games.
Armored Encounter! is a clone version of the Atari 2600 game Combat. This is not a CPU controlled game so it requires someone or 2 people to control the tanks. Each tanks has 20 ammo and there are 3 rounds and each round has a time limit. Each round will change color. There are 12 variations in the game indicated by the alphanumeric keys.
The controls are
(Pressing A): Plays over open country using cannon.
(Pressing B): Plays over hilly terrain (simple bars) with cannon.
(Pressing C): Plays over mountainous terrain (complex barriers) with cannon.
(Pressing D): Open country with guided missiles.
(Pressing E): Simple barriers with guided missiles.
(Pressing F): Complex barriers with guided missiles.
(Pressing G): Plays over open country with minefields (represented by X's on the screen - if a tank hits one of them, a point is scored to the adversary) and cannon.
(Pressing H): Simple barriers with minefields and cannon.
(Pressing I): Complex barriers with minefields and cannon.
(Pressing J): Open country - minefields - guided missiles.
(Pressing K): Simple barriers - minefields - guided missiles.
(Pressing L): Complex barriers - minefields - guided missiles.
Sub Chase is a top and bottom view shooting up game where you it's also not a CPU controlled game where someone or 2 people must control the submarine ship or the helicopter. There's also a time limit on each round. There are three variations in the game by the numeric keys:
(Pressing 1): Guided missiles with rear launch pattern.
(Pressing 2): Unguided missiles with rear launch pattern.
(Pressing 3): Guided missiles with forward launch pattern.
![Atari 800 Game: 3D Tic-Tac-Toe [3x3x3 version] (1979)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/dQHf8MzOrxc/hqdefault.jpg "Atari 800 Game: 3D Tic-Tac-Toe [3x3x3 version] (1979)
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