I would put Laserdisc as a Genre.
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Genre-creating games...
Started by Nukey Shay, Sep 13 2003 8:23 PM
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Posted Fri Sep 19, 2003 1:13 AM
Dragon's Lair arcade in 1983 must be the first Laserdisc game.
I would put Laserdisc as a Genre.
I would put Laserdisc as a Genre.
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Posted Fri Sep 19, 2003 1:21 AM
Astron Belt was the first there. Piece o' crap that was 
Tho I dunno if "laserdisk" could be called a genre...the same goes for 8-bit, 16bit, etc. The information is still stored digitally.
Dragons Lair was more of a graphic adventure or adventure strategy game.
Tho I dunno if "laserdisk" could be called a genre...the same goes for 8-bit, 16bit, etc. The information is still stored digitally.
Dragons Lair was more of a graphic adventure or adventure strategy game.
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Posted Fri Sep 19, 2003 1:27 AM
desiv said:
Ze_ro said:
NovaXpress said:
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Bosconian was the first game to offer a "continue" feature.
I think that Vanguard beat Bosconian to the arcade by several months, making it the first.
Are you sure about that? It says Bosconian was the first in the MAME history database... and those guys seem like they know what they're doing.
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From KLOV:
Bosconian: Midway - 1981
Vanguard: Centuri/SNK - 1981
er... hmm...
:-)
Release dates I've seen don't have months... We may never know! :-)
desiv
Mamefans has Bosconian listed with a release date of 11/1981, Vanguard with a date of 10/1981. So it looks as though the latter was first.
Do the flyers state anything?
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