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Anyone remember the name of a game, came out in '83, used vector-graphics to render a fighter-bomber flying through a two-dimensional maze? Definitely wasn't Zaxxon.
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In 83?
What kind of games was I playing back then?
Oh yeah, I was still playing in the sand box with my G.I.Joe's cause I was 4yrs old!!!
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KRSESQ: Ooh! OOH! I KNOW THIS! WAIT!
Dammit, no I forgot but damn that was an awesome game.
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Tempest? http://web.utanet.at/nkehrer/JTempest.htmlOriginally posted by KRSESQ
Anyone remember the name of a game, came out in '83, used vector-graphics to render a fighter-bomber flying through a two-dimensional maze? Definitely wasn't Zaxxon.
Kevin
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Could it perhaps be NetWars?Comment
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I seem to recall a game system called Vectrex that was based on vector graphics. I think Vangaurd may be what he is thinking of. It definitely fits the timeframe.
Never had one myself, so I was always willing to visit friends who did.
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Yeah, your probably right.Comment
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Vanguard is close but not it. In this game the plane and the maze were displayed in profile, not from above, behind, inside, or at an angle as is usually the case.
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Defender?Gigabyte P35-DS3L with a Q6600, 2GB Kingston HyperX (after *3* bad pairs of Crucial Ballistix 1066), Galaxy 8800GT 512MB, SB X-Fi, some drives, and a Dell 2005fpw. Running WinXP.Comment
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You don't mean Defender?
EDIT: Damn, Wombat was faster.Comment
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Vanguard is a side-view profile game. So is Defender. Both arcade versions are not vector-based, however.Originally posted by KRSESQ
Vanguard is close but not it. In this game the plane and the maze were displayed in profile, not from above, behind, inside, or at an angle as is usually the case.
Kevin
Vector-based games were always few and far between. They're easy as hell to spot because the thumbnails generated in MAME look like the night sky through colored filters. The games in my MAME dir that are vector-based are:
Asteroids
Star Trek
Star Wars
Empire Strikes Back
Tempest
Tempest TubesLast edited by ravalox; 29 September 2002, 12:54.Waiting on tech support...Comment
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Think I found it:
Now to find an on-line Java emularor...
or an actual game console!!
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I wonder what one of those "ultimate collector's item" is going for?
Time to pop over to eBay!Waiting on tech support...Comment
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HA! I had one of those!! *laughs* Now that takes me back...
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