Achieved at : 2021-05-30
Rank : 2
(22% worse)
Lups : 583
Approved :
Yes
Voting completed : 2021-06-16
| General Rules: |
Left difficulty switch setting may be in any position at any time. Right difficulty switch setting must remain in the A/Expert position throughout gameplay. No use of trainers, cheats, saved game files, auto-fire (when not default present in-game), emulator save states, or other emulator advantages. No use of code modifications that give the player an advantage over other players. No continues. It is discouraged and may lead to voters not accepting your score to: - excessively point farm - use glitches or other game exploits |
| Specific Rules: |
Game 1: Anti-aircraft - two player game. Player can use either side. A second player playing is not required, nor is it prohibited. Only the submitter's score counts. Difficulty switch setting on the side the submitter plays on must remain in the position indicated by the leaderboard category. A/Expert: Small rounds B/Novice: Large rounds Difficulty switch setting on the other side does not affect player's game and can be in any position at any time. Maxout: 99 A 4.1.22 |
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Game run dates and scores:
Game 1: 30th May 2021, 42 points.
Time Stamps:
00:28 Game 1 section start.
Air-Sea Battle played in the Stella Emulator over a two day period in late May 2021. All games are played in the A / Expert difficulty setting and switch position is checked before each game. The Expert setting can also be seen in-game by the presence of the small missiles instead of the large ones.
Air-Sea Battle was one of the launch titles for the Atari VCS in 1977 and was written by Larry Kaplan. There are 27 game variations on the cartridge, in six basic categories: Anti-aircraft, Torpedo, Fairground Shooting Gallery, Polaris (your ship versus fleets of aircraft), Bomber (your aircraft versus fleets of ships and finally, Ship vs Aircraft one-on-one.
This is one of the games I had as a child and I played it loads. Revisiting it here was good fun and very nostalgic. Even if you don't have the nostalgia glasses from playing it when you were young, it is still a good game today despite it's age and basic nature. If you can find another human to play against, you can have a good battle. Each game lasts only a few minutes, so it is a perfect quick stress relief aid for the busy modern day player!
Game 1: 30th May 2021, 42 points.
Time Stamps:
00:28 Game 1 section start.
Air-Sea Battle played in the Stella Emulator over a two day period in late May 2021. All games are played in the A / Expert difficulty setting and switch position is checked before each game. The Expert setting can also be seen in-game by the presence of the small missiles instead of the large ones.
Air-Sea Battle was one of the launch titles for the Atari VCS in 1977 and was written by Larry Kaplan. There are 27 game variations on the cartridge, in six basic categories: Anti-aircraft, Torpedo, Fairground Shooting Gallery, Polaris (your ship versus fleets of aircraft), Bomber (your aircraft versus fleets of ships and finally, Ship vs Aircraft one-on-one.
This is one of the games I had as a child and I played it loads. Revisiting it here was good fun and very nostalgic. Even if you don't have the nostalgia glasses from playing it when you were young, it is still a good game today despite it's age and basic nature. If you can find another human to play against, you can have a good battle. Each game lasts only a few minutes, so it is a perfect quick stress relief aid for the busy modern day player!