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Name: Super Tennis (cassette 5)
Developer: Interton
Year: 1975
Simulation : Not Available/ 1 players
Platform: Interton Video 2000 Home console
Super-Tennis (cassette 5) plays the most advanced Tennis variant released for the Internon Video 2000. It provides on-screen scoring using two rows of squares (one per player) where one square is added each time a point is marked. The game is somewhat hard to play because of the automatic serve, and also the increasing ball speed. A beep is produced when the ball gets lost.
The advanced design of this game required more complex circuits. Although a simple Tennis game could be designed using a few chips, the on-screen scoring required more components. For this reason, this cassette used two circuit boards: the Tennis (cassette 4) board with the main connector, on which the additional on-screen scoring board holding 17 chips was connected. A total of over 22 CMOS chips were used to form this game, which is also almsot twice the number of chips inside the Interton Video 2000 system (the Philips Tele-Spiel ES-2201 contains only seven chips, and the Videomaster Rally contains even less, hence lower quality games).
More Info:
pong-story.com/v2kcart1.htm
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Name: Super Tennis (cassette 5)
Developer: Interton
Year: 1975
Simulation : Not Available/ 1 players
Platform: Interton Video 2000 Home console
Super-Tennis (cassette 5) plays the most advanced Tennis variant released for the Internon Video 2000. It provides on-screen scoring using two rows of squares (one per player) where one square is added each time a point is marked. The game is somewhat hard to play because of the automatic serve, and also the increasing ball speed. A beep is produced when the ball gets lost.
The advanced design of this game required more complex circuits. Although a simple Tennis game could be designed using a few chips, the on-screen scoring required more components. For this reason, this cassette used two circuit boards: the Tennis (cassette 4) board with the main connector, on which the additional on-screen scoring board holding 17 chips was connected. A total of over 22 CMOS chips were used to form this game, which is also almsot twice the number of chips inside the Interton Video 2000 system (the Philips Tele-Spiel ES-2201 contains only seven chips, and the Videomaster Rally contains even less, hence lower quality games).
More Info:
pong-story.com/v2kcart1.htm
Part of the video taken from here:
Channel KonsolenpunkEnglish
youtube.com/watch?v=JWXVv-MiGew&t=957s
Song: Lonely Day - Telecasted
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![GOAL IV - [ATARI] - Arcade - (1975)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kBTLCF1ULRI/mqdefault.jpg "GOAL IV - [ATARI] - Arcade - (1975)
Name: Goal IV
Developer: Atari Steve Mayer, Steve Bristow
Year: 1975
Simulation/ Emulation/ Playable: Not Available
Platform: Arcade
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✅ Description✅
Goal IV was produced by Atari in 1975.
Goal IV is an early arcade soccer/football game where players control paddles to hit a ball and score goals. It was part of Ataris early sports game lineup during the companys formative years in arcade gaming.
1, 2, or 4 players can experience the thrills of split-second soccer-style action. The defensive and forward players for each team are controlled by 4 out-of-the-way, side-mounted knobs, 2 for each team.
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Channel: foxmulder900
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDEll6zBKOw
More Info: ⏬⏬⏬
https://www.arcade-museum.com/Videogame/goal-iv
https://www.atarimuseum.de/arc_gl4.htm
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![Knights In Armor - [PSE] - Arcade - (1976) 🌎 Only one working arcade in the World!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/kU5X5sSeHE0/mqdefault.jpg "Knights In Armor - [PSE] - Arcade - (1976) 🌎 Only one working arcade in the World!
Name: Knights in armor
Developer: PSE
Year: 1976
Simulation : NOT Available
Platform: Arcade
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✅ Description✅
Knights in Armor is a jousting game for two players. The black and white knight face off on their horses. They both move horizontally across the screen in different directions and must try to unsaddle each other by moving their lance into the correct position. A match lasts 8, 10 or 12 jousts depending on the settings.
More Info: ⏬⏬⏬
https://www.mobygames.com/game/109066/knights-in-armor/
https://lostmediawiki.com/Knights_in_Armor_(lost_arcade_game;_1976)
https://flyers.arcade-museum.com/videogames/show/1687
https://www.instagram.com/p/BT7sUjhD64u/
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![Jet Fighter [ATARI] - Arcade - (1975)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lxVZgu20mFY/mqdefault.jpg "Jet Fighter [ATARI] - Arcade - (1975)
Name: Jet Fighter
Developer: ATARI
Year: 1975
Simulation : Available/ 1 players.
Platform: Arcade.
In Jet Fighter, two planes fly around with the goal of shooting the other as many times as possible in a dogfight within the time limit. When a plane is hit, an explosion occurs, and the plane recovers after a few seconds. As with many Atari games of the era, if the plane flies off the side of the screen, it comes back on the opposite side.
As always, you can play this game here:
https://archive.org/details/dice_20211212
Dice emulator
if you have problems running this game right click –properties—compatibility—compatibility mode for Windows 8 run as administrator or with the graphics card that works for me.
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By http://flyers.arcade-museum.com/?page=flyer&db=videodb&id=540&image=1, Fair use, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?curid=21558580")
![Wipe Out - [RAMTEK] - Arcade - (1974)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/m9AkocKzK_M/mqdefault.jpg "Wipe Out - [RAMTEK] - Arcade - (1974)
Name: Wipe Out
Developer: Ramtek
Year: 1974
Simulation : Available/ 2 players.
Platform: Arcade
Wipe Out is a four player Pong variant. Each player controls a paddle at one side of the screen and must prevent a ball from hitting their side or lose a point. When a player loses all points it is game over (wipe out!). The last player in the game wins. At the center of the screen is a cross which when touching the ball deflects it at a random angle to keep the players on their toes.
As always, you can play this game here:
https://archive.org/details/dice_20211212
Dice emulator
if you have problems running this game right click –properties—compatibility—compatibility mode for Windows 8 run as administrator or with the graphics card that works for me.")
![Blue Max [Milwaukee Coin Industries] - Arcade EM - (1971)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/meufbrisaV0/mqdefault.jpg "Blue Max [Milwaukee Coin Industries] - Arcade EM - (1971)
Name: Blue Max
Developer: Milwaukee Coin Industries
Year: 1971
Simulation : Not Available
Platform: Arcade [EM]
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✅ Description✅
The game is named after the medal Pour le Mérite, informally known as Blue Max.
WW1 Airplane Cockpit Simulator
Blue Max was produced by MCI in 1971.
Sorry you can´t play this 🙃
More Info: ⏬⏬⏬
https://www.arcade-museum.com/Arcade/blue-max
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![Wild Gunman [Nintendo] Arcade (1974)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/n85S0zwHN-s/mqdefault.jpg "Wild Gunman [Nintendo] Arcade (1974)
Wild Gunman is a first-person light-gun shooter, yet it is not a true video game but rather an electro-mechanical Arcade game that uses rear image projection on the screen. This gives it the appearance of a video game, but it was more sophisticated than what was possible in video games at the time, incorporating full-motion video as well as voice acting for the first time in the arcades.
Year: 1974
Arcade
Emulation Not Available.
Company: Nintendo
Designed by: Gunpei Yokoi
1 Player
https://nintendo.fandom.com/wiki/Shooting_Trainer
https://www.giantbomb.com/wild-gunman/3030-4116/
https://gonintendo.com/stories/268823-nintendo-was-once-worked-on-an-erotic-arcade-game-called-fascina
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgBwG0svJWI&t=49s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmdOHmnbYHw&t=74s
Song:
The Future Ancient Now - Nathan Moore.mp3")
![Heavyweight Champ [SEGA] - Arcade (1976) First Fighting Game! 👊](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/nTtEAJcAHYo/mqdefault.jpg "Heavyweight Champ [SEGA] - Arcade (1976) First Fighting Game! 👊
Name: Heavyweight champ
Developer: SEGA
Year: 1976
Simulation : Not Available
Platform: Arcade
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✅ Description✅
Heavyweight Champ (not to be confused with the 1987 game of the same name) is a side-view boxing game developed and released by Sega for arcades on October 1976.
The earliest known video game of the sport, Heavyweight Champ has two players fighting each-other as their sides boxer, earning points with each successful punch. Each player has control of a single lever, which is shaped like a boxing glove.
Along with being the first known boxing game, it is also identified as the first game to include a form of hand-to-hand combat in general. It is also considered to be a lost video game, with no known arcade hardware of it remaining and no preservation of any kind (although some images and rare footage of the game in action has surfaced).
The games name, as well as a similar use of hand levers, were later used for a spiritual successor in 1987.
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More Info: ⏬⏬⏬
https://lostmediawiki.com/Heavyweight_Champ_%28lost_SEGA_arcade_boxing_game;_1976%29
https://www.arcade-museum.com/Videogame/heavyweight-champ-1976
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