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Name: Tennis (cassette 4)
Developer: Interton
Year: 1975
Simulation : Not Available/ 1 players
Platform: Interton Video 2000 Home console
Tennis (cassette 4) plays the basic version of Super Tennis without on-screen scoring. The game is somewhat hard to play due to the automatic serve and the increasing ball speed (a beep is produced on ball loss).
One might wonder why this cassette contains seven more chips than Badminton. As a matter of fact, the differences with Badminton are the player motions (vertical only in Badminton, bi-directional in Tennis), the condition the system uses to produce a beep (when the ball is caught in Badminton, or lost in Tennis), and finally the central line (net) which is indeed thiner than the wall in Sparring. The answer is simple: by design, the system can only produdce two players (of variable size) and a ball, hence the need of additional chips to draw the central line in Tennis. Sparring does not require those chips because the second player has an infinite height to form a wall.More Info:
pong-story.com/v2kcart1.htm
Part of the video taken from here:
Channel KonsolenpunkEnglish
youtube.com/watch?v=JWXVv-MiGew&t=957s
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Name: Tennis (cassette 4)
Developer: Interton
Year: 1975
Simulation : Not Available/ 1 players
Platform: Interton Video 2000 Home console
Tennis (cassette 4) plays the basic version of Super Tennis without on-screen scoring. The game is somewhat hard to play due to the automatic serve and the increasing ball speed (a beep is produced on ball loss).
One might wonder why this cassette contains seven more chips than Badminton. As a matter of fact, the differences with Badminton are the player motions (vertical only in Badminton, bi-directional in Tennis), the condition the system uses to produce a beep (when the ball is caught in Badminton, or lost in Tennis), and finally the central line (net) which is indeed thiner than the wall in Sparring. The answer is simple: by design, the system can only produdce two players (of variable size) and a ball, hence the need of additional chips to draw the central line in Tennis. Sparring does not require those chips because the second player has an infinite height to form a wall.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: Searching For Time - Telecasted
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![Space Race [ATARI] - Arcade - (1973)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/r4WNzJ755Vs/mqdefault.jpg "Space Race [ATARI] - Arcade - (1973)
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.
you can donwload the emulator here:
http://adamulation.blogspot.com/
Light Sting de Kevin MacLeod está autorizado la licencia Creative Commons Attribution (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Fuente: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100433
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Future City Funk de Bad Snacks está autorizado la licencia Creative Commons
Creative Venus:
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![Tornado Baseball [Midway] - Arcade - (1976) ⚾](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rf5zth5J0WE/mqdefault.jpg "Tornado Baseball [Midway] - Arcade - (1976) ⚾
Name: Tornado Baseball
Developer: Midway
Year: 1976
Simulation/ Emulation/ Playable: Available
Platform: Arcade
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✅ Description✅
Tornado Baseball is a baseball arcade game which was released by Midway Games in 1976; it runs on an Intel 8080 microprocessor (running at 1.9968 MHz), and was one of the first baseball games to have a lot of players on the field simultaneously. As with Gun Fight, this is a two-player title, and both players will play on the same $0.25 - the pitching player must use one 8-way joystick to select one of eight different pitches, while using a second 2-way joystick, to move the outfielders left and right. The batting player, however, may only use one button to swing his bat; both players will also be using the same set of controls, and they will have to shift left or right every time three outs occur. The number of innings you will receive for one coin depends on how the cabinet is set, but if it is less than nine, you will have to insert another coin if you want to continue with the remaining ones.
This is the first game in the Midway Baseball series. It was followed up by three sequels: Double Play (1977), Extra Inning (1978), and Extra Bases (1980) (the last of which was presented in colour, given that it ran on Midways Astrocade hardware); because Extra Bases also came in a cocktail cabinet as opposed to an upright, the screen would flip to face the pitching player each time three outs occurred.
Description:
https://strategywiki.org/wiki/Tornado_Baseball
Images taken from here:
https://gamesdb.launchbox-app.com/games/images/39733-tornado-baseball
https://www.arcade-museum.com/Videogame/tornado-baseball
Part o the video taken from here:
Channel: TNT Amusements Inc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26LLVZre_9k
Channel: Joes Classic Video Games
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ak8bZ_KGg5I
More Info: ⏬⏬⏬
https://strategywiki.org/wiki/Tornado_Baseball
https://techgraphs.fangraphs.com/a-short-history-of-video-game-baseball-tornado-baseball/
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![Steeplechase [ATARI] - Arcade - (1975) First game with horizontal scrolling!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rgGHgjf44PM/mqdefault.jpg "Steeplechase [ATARI] - Arcade - (1975) First game with horizontal scrolling!
Name: Steeplechase
Developer: Atari, Kee Games
Year: 1975
Simulation : Available. 6 players.
Platform: Arcade
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Steeplechase is a sports video game, released in arcades in 1975, Developed by Atari subsidiary Kee Games, it simulates a steeplechase-style horse race.
Up to six players can play against each other, each choosing a horse while the computer controls the seventh horse on the bottom. Each players horse begins galloping, and the players must jump over obstacles in their lanes by pressing their colored buttons.
As always, you can play this game here:
https://archive.org/details/dice_20211212
if you have problems to run this game
right click –properties—compatibility—compatibility mode for windows 8
run as administrator
that work for me.
More info:
https://www.oneswitch.org.uk/page/008
Parts of the video taken from here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD3QJsHnkbo")
![Night Bomber [Chicago Coin´s] - Arcade EM - (1971)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sIJsM2bRx_A/mqdefault.jpg "Night Bomber [Chicago Coin´s] - Arcade EM - (1971)
Name: Night Bomber
Developer: Chicago Coin Machine Co
Year: 1971
Simulation : Not Available
Platform: Arcade [EM]
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✅ Description✅
Night Bomber is an electromechanical flight simulator type game. The goal is to shoot as many targets as possible before time runs out. Memorable for its use of two mirrors and a rotating drum coated in blacklight reactive paint to create the playfield. Also includes basic analog sound.
Sorry You can´t play this: ▶▶▶▶▶
More Info: ⏬⏬⏬
https://www.arcade-museum.com/Arcade/night-bomber
Part of the video taken from here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cR8aAPlU-s
Song: 🤘 Milky Way - John Patitucci
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![Gran Trak 10 [Atari] -Arcade- (1974)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/sNYk6SuaUJc/mqdefault.jpg "Gran Trak 10 [Atari] -Arcade- (1974)
Gran Trak 10 is an arcade game developed by Atari through its subsidiary Cyan Engineering, and released by Atari in May 1974. In the game, a single player drives a car along a race track, viewed from above, trying to pass as many checkpoints as possible before time runs out. The game is controlled with a steering wheel, accelerator and brake pedals, and a gear stick. Gran Trak 10 began development in late 1973; it was initially designed by Larry Emmons of Cyan, with the mechanical design handled by Eigen Systems, though after several design and production problems were uncovered during an initial small production run in March 1974 the design was overhauled by Allan Alcorn, the designer of Pong, with wider distribution beginning in May. The games circuits include possibly the first instance of integrated circuit-based read-only memory (ROM). Gran Trak 10 was developed during a time of several internal changes at Atari; as a result communication problems led Atari to not accurately track the expense of manufacturing the game. It was initially sold to distributors for a net loss of US$100 per cabinet; placing Atari in financial difficulties. The game itself was successful, and led to several versions of the game being produced in 1974 by Atari and its subsidiary Kee Games, including a smaller cabinet version titled Trak 10 and a two-player version titled Gran Trak 20, as well as numerous later racing games. Gran Trak 10 was the first arcade car racing game.
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![Speed Race [Taito] - Arcade - (1974) First vertical scrolling video game!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/t--rm9DrtSk/mqdefault.jpg "Speed Race [Taito] - Arcade - (1974) First vertical scrolling video game!
Name: Speed Race
Designer: Tomohiro Nishikado
Developer: Taito
Year: 1974
Simulation: Not Available. 1 player.
Platform: Arcade
There are a lot of version and revisions of this game, but I believe the original version is the one that is playing in the video.
Speed Race Taito 1974 Videogame
Speed Race Twin Taito 1976 Videogame
Super Speed Race V Taito 1978 Videogame
Super Speed Race Midway Manufacturing Co. 1979 Videogame
Speed Race GP-5 Taito 1980 Videogame
Super Speed Race GP-V Taito 1980 Videogame
Super Speed Race Jr. Taito/Bally Midway 1985 Videogame
Speed Racer Namco 1995 Videogame
Super Speed Racer
Speed Racer is another hit from Taito and Tomohiro Nishikado, in another complete distinct genre,
This time is a racing video game where players drives in a vertical scrolling road, and uses a steering wheel to move the car left or right and an accelerator to make it move faster.
The objective of the game is to drive past other cars that scroll past the players under a 90-second time limit without colliding into them.
it was a comercial success, and inspired a dozen of secuels and ports.
Sorry you can´t play this
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Parts of the video taken from here: you can watch the full videos here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hk-IbYGGXTs&t=58s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72_9dNVtW7Y
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Song
Flight Is Aight – Karneef.mp3")
![Castle [Wander] (1974) - First adventure video game!](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/tEvGJnyfbVo/mqdefault.jpg "Castle [Wander] (1974) - First adventure video game!
Corrected the link to the game: Thanks to David Hatch.
Wander was probably the first computer game that is recognisable as what came to be known as a “text adventure” (or “interactive fiction”) – pre-dating even ADVENT (a.k.a. Colossal Cave) by Crowther and Woods!
But Wander was more than that because it seems to have been designed to be a tool to allow users to create “non-deterministic fantasy stories” of their own.
info taken from here:
https://bluerenga.blog/2015/04/23/wander-1974-release-and-questions-answered/
http://crpgadventures.blogspot.com/2016/03/castle-designed-using-wander-1974.html
you can download the game DOS version here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3AP_xKS4XgAbEg3V000eklOZ00/view
download all the folder Wander DOS
change the name of the folder to wander and copy to c:
then open with dosbox
you can find dosbox here:
https://www.dosbox.com/download.php?main=1
open dosbox
and the follow the same steps in the video.
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