Trying to remember an arcade game from the early-mid 80s [on hold]
I recall an arcade game I loved as a teen. All I recall is that:
-It was very colorful.
-It was an aerial game with air and ground targets.
-Many if not all the targets were composed largely of balls or somewhat bubble-shaped objects.
-It used a Star Wars-style flight yoke.
I suspect it may have been an import the my local arcade had, since I haven't seen it before or since. Space Harrier is vaguely reminiscent, but is not the game. The graphics were somewhat similar, though.
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I recall an arcade game I loved as a teen. All I recall is that:
-It was very colorful.
-It was an aerial game with air and ground targets.
-Many if not all the targets were composed largely of balls or somewhat bubble-shaped objects.
-It used a Star Wars-style flight yoke.
I suspect it may have been an import the my local arcade had, since I haven't seen it before or since. Space Harrier is vaguely reminiscent, but is not the game. The graphics were somewhat similar, though.
game-identification
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- "Game identification questions that rely solely on memory are off topic here. If you find a game in a video, advertisement, news article, movie and so on, and you have a picture, video/audio file, or other medium to point to, we can answer that. See our Game Identification Wiki for more info and for help with your search." – Frank, Robotnik
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I recall an arcade game I loved as a teen. All I recall is that:
-It was very colorful.
-It was an aerial game with air and ground targets.
-Many if not all the targets were composed largely of balls or somewhat bubble-shaped objects.
-It used a Star Wars-style flight yoke.
I suspect it may have been an import the my local arcade had, since I haven't seen it before or since. Space Harrier is vaguely reminiscent, but is not the game. The graphics were somewhat similar, though.
game-identification
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I recall an arcade game I loved as a teen. All I recall is that:
-It was very colorful.
-It was an aerial game with air and ground targets.
-Many if not all the targets were composed largely of balls or somewhat bubble-shaped objects.
-It used a Star Wars-style flight yoke.
I suspect it may have been an import the my local arcade had, since I haven't seen it before or since. Space Harrier is vaguely reminiscent, but is not the game. The graphics were somewhat similar, though.
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put on hold as off-topic by Frank, Robotnik♦ 18 secs ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Game identification questions that rely solely on memory are off topic here. If you find a game in a video, advertisement, news article, movie and so on, and you have a picture, video/audio file, or other medium to point to, we can answer that. See our Game Identification Wiki for more info and for help with your search." – Frank, Robotnik
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put on hold as off-topic by Frank, Robotnik♦ 18 secs ago
This question appears to be off-topic. The users who voted to close gave this specific reason:
- "Game identification questions that rely solely on memory are off topic here. If you find a game in a video, advertisement, news article, movie and so on, and you have a picture, video/audio file, or other medium to point to, we can answer that. See our Game Identification Wiki for more info and for help with your search." – Frank, Robotnik
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