Media Summary: David Crane revisits the playstyle of an obscure Spectravision shipped out three more games in September 1982, which appear to have started reaching stores around the end of ... March 1981's group of releases continues, as we look at one of the first games Activision published that year. Laser Blast is a fairly ...
Freeway Atari Archive Episode 58 - Detailed Analysis & Overview
David Crane revisits the playstyle of an obscure Spectravision shipped out three more games in September 1982, which appear to have started reaching stores around the end of ... March 1981's group of releases continues, as we look at one of the first games Activision published that year. Laser Blast is a fairly ... Note: This game features flickering graphics, which only display correctly if viewed at 60 fps. Larry Kaplan's final VCS release is another absolute classic for a year that's full of them. Kaboom! takes the formula laid out in ... The second of the VCS's two programming carts makes its appearance in our chronology. First advertised by Computer Magic ...
July 1982 saw the introduction of a couple new VCS publishers. These include Spectravision, later known as Spectravideo, which ... Apollo is back with a tranche of four games released in June 1982: Racquetball, Space Cavern, Lost Luggage, and Lochjaw (later ... July 1982 marked the first time a competing hardware company published games on an opposing console, something that would ... Warning: This video features some rapid flashes of light. It also should be viewed at 60 fps to account for some flicker. The nitro-burning funny cars are inside the VCS, as David Crane's unofficial conversion of 0:06 The attempt starts. 2:23 Score. Alternative video: It may include more details about the attempt ...
