Refimprove date June 2008 Infobox VG title Arkanoid image File Arkanoid arcadeflyer.png 250px European arcade flyer of Arkanoid . caption European arcade flyer of Arkanoid . developer Taito publisher Romstar ... Raster , standard resolution Used 224 x 256 input Optical rotary, 1 Button nihongo Arkanoid ... thumb 224 px left Screenshot of Arkanoid arcade version Much like the game Breakout , the player ... video gaming boss , DOH , a head resembling moai . ref http stevethefish.net superfamicom arkanoid arkanoid.htm Anime Super Famicom Arkanoid Doh It Again ref Once a player reaches round 33, he must .... AFTER THE MOTHERSHIP ARKANOID WAS DESTROYED, A SPACECRAFT VAUS SCRAMBLED AWAY FROM IT. BUT ONLY TO BE TRAPPED ... FROM THE DISTORTED SPACE. BUT THE REAL VOYAGE OF ARKANOID IN THE GALAXY HAS ONLY STARTED...... Legacy ... were developed for the market Tournament Arkanoid and Arkanoid Revenge of Doh Revenge of Doh Arkanoid II both in 1987, Arkanoid Doh It Again and Arkanoid Returns both in 1997, Arkanoid DS in 2007, ref http ds.ign.com objects 954 954239.html IGN Arkanoid DS , game profile ref Arkanoid Live , and, most recently, Arkanoid Plus on WiiWare. The controls used by various conversions differ from ... any desired speed across the screen. The NES version of Arkanoid was originally packaged with what ... spinner controls to further simulate the arcade experience, although the Arkanoid controller had quirks ... System Super NES version called Arkanoid Doh It Again was released in 1997. Arkanoid Returns and a sequel, Arkanoid Returns 2000 , were released in Japan for the PlayStation console PlayStation . 16 bit versions had identical graphics as the arcade game. Commodore 64 conversion of Arkanoid is known ... DS handheld, titled Arkanoid DS , was released in Japan, with a North American release on August ... of a Space Trap with Arkanoid pages 31 postscript None ref An Xbox 360 version of Arkanoid, titled Arkanoid Live , was released on May 6, 2009 on Xbox Live Arcade . ref http www.xbox.com en US games ... more details
Infobox VG title Arkanoid Returns image File ArkanoidReturns.jpg caption Screenshot of Arkanoid Returns developer Atsushi Taniguchi, Yuji Koga and team publisher Taito Corporation Taito designer Kumi Mizobe release collapsible list title 1997 Arcade br 1997 in video gaming 1997 br PlayStation br vgrelease JP August 7, 1997 vgrelease JP July 1, 1999 R 2000 PlayStation Network br vgrelease JP July 22, 2008 platforms Arcade Game , PlayStation console PlayStation , PlayStation Network genre Breakout clone Breakout modes Single player , multiplayer game multiplayer arcade system Taito F3 System hardware cpu 68EC020 sound Sound CPU 68000 br Sound Chips ES5505 cabinet Horizontal display Raster graphics Raster , 320 x 232 pixels, 8192 colors input 8 way Joystick , 4 Button control Buttons Arkanoid Returns a.k.a. Arkanoid 4 is an arcade game released by Taito Corporation Taito in 1997 in video gaming 1997 as the last in the Arkanoid series. Description Image Arkanoid Returns.png 200px left thumb A player engaging in a level. The enemy known as DOH still did not get the message and after many years of silence decides to attack once again. The Vaus space vessel better be ready to face new, yet familiar challenges, in order to stop DOH for the last time. Features 50 levels of revamped graphics and sound, the same gameplay as its predecessors, as well as plenty of power up s to try out. Record Zack Hample holds the official world record for this game with 1,589,770 points. ref http www.twingalaxies.com index.aspx?c 22&pi 2&gi 605&vi 2693 Welcome to Twin Galaxies Bot generated title ref Series Arkanoid 1986 Arkanoid Revenge of Doh 1987 Arkanoid Doh it Again 1997, Nintendo Super NES Arkanoid Returns 1997 Arkanoid DS 2007 References references External links http www.arcade history.com ?n arkanoid returns&page detail&id 108 Arkanoid Returns at http www.arcade history.com index.php?page ... videogame stub paddle videogame stub fr Arkanoid Returns ja sv ArkanoidArkanoid ... more details
Famicom releases of Arkanoid and Arkanoid 2 , although the coloring varied from the US version. The Famicom Vaus for Arkanoid was black plastic with red buttons. Arkanoid 2 s Vaus conroller was blue ..., Chase H.Q. for the Nintendo Famicom, has an option which specifically supports the Arkanoid controller. References reflist See also Arkanoid NES controller Nintendo Entertainment System Taito Category ... more details
Infobox VG title Arkanoid Revenge of Doh image File ArkanoidRevengeofDoh.jpg caption European cover developer Taito publisher Romstar designer Yasumasa Sasabe and team released vgy 1987 Arcade br vgy 1988 Computer conversions platforms Arcade Game , Amstrad CPC , Atari ST , Commodore 64 , Commodore Amiga , MSX , Personal computer PC , ZX Spectrum , Apple IIGS Apple II small GS small genre Breakout clone Breakout modes Up to 2 players, alternating turns cpu Z80 sound YM2203 cabinet Vertical display Raster graphics Raster , 224 256 pixels, 512 colors br CGA, EGA, Hercules and Tandy on PC input Optical rotary, 1 Button control Button br keyboard, mouse and joystic on the PC version Arkanoid Revenge of Doh a.k.a. Arkanoid 2 is an arcade game released by Taito Corporation Taito in vgy 1987 as a sequel to Arkanoid . Description The mysterious enemy known as DOH has returned to seek vengeance on the Vaus space vessel. The player must once again take control of the Vaus paddle and overcome many challenges in order to destroy DOH once and for all. Revenge of Doh sees the player battle through 34 rounds, taken from a grand total of 64. New features Image Arkanoid RoD.png 150px right thumb Gameplay as seen in the Arcade version of the game. File ArkanoidII Screenshot.png thumb left Screenshot from the Amiga version. Revenge of Doh differs from its predecessor with the introduction of Warp Gates . Upon completion of a level or when the Break B pill is caught, two gates appear at the bottom ... levels the mini boss and DOH. Series Arkanoid 1986 Arkanoid Revenge of Doh 1987 Arkanoid Doh it Again 1997, Nintendo Super NES Arkanoid Returns 1997 Arkanoid DS 2007 References Reflist External links WoS game id 0000258 DEFAULTSORT Arkanoid Revenge Of Doh Category 1987 video games Category Breakout ... videogame stub fr Arkanoid Revenge of Doh it Arkanoid II Revenge of Doh nl Arkanoid 2 Revenge of Doh sv Arkanoid Revenge of Doh ... more details
wiktionarypar arachnoid Arachnoid may refer to Relating to arachnid s Arachnoid mater , a layer of the meninges, membranes that contain the central nervous system Arachnoid astrogeology , a geological structure found only on the planet Venus See also Arkanoid , an arcade game disambig ... more details
This is a list of arcade game s sorted by name which were converted to the Amiga platform. class wikitable Arcade Games & Series Amiga Ports Differences 1. Arkanoid 1986 2. Arkanoid II Revenge of DOH 1987 br 3. Arkanoid Returns 1997 1. Arkanoid 2. Arkanoid II Revenge of DOH no difference 1. Golden Axe 2. Golden Axe The Revenge of Death Adder Golden Axe 1990 Fewer colors and no animation in background scenery in Amiga conversion. 1. Heavy Barrel 1987 2. Midnight Resistance 1989 Midnight Resistance more Colors on Arcade Version 1. Operation Wolf 1987 2. Operation Thunderbolt video game Operation Thunderbolt 1988 br 3. Operation Wolf 3 1994 br 4. Operation Tiger 1998 br 1. Operation Wolf 2. Operation Thunderbolt no difference 1. R Type 1987 2. R Type R Type II R Type II 1989 br 3. R Type R Type Leo R Type Leo 1992 1. R Type 2. R Type II small differences no moving background one Prequel Katakis 1988 runs only Amiga Rampart arcade game Rampart 1990 Rampart no difference Rainbow Islands 1987 Rainbow Islands 1990 Amiga conversion contains fewer levels than arcade version. Silkworm arcade game Silkworm 1988 Silkworm 1989 more Colors on Arcade Version but faster shoot frequency and better sounds on Amiga. 1. Hang On 1985 2. Hang On Jr. 1985 br 3. Super Hang On 1987 br 4. Limited Edition Hang On 1991 Super Hang On 1989 no difference External links http www.uvlist.net search?fplat 2&ftag arcadeport Amiga arcade ports list http www.arcade history.com Arcade History Database all ports are listed on each game pages Category Arcade games Category Video game lists by platform Arcade Ports to Amiga Category Amiga games ... more details
Infobox video game title Diamond image File Diamondgame.png 250px caption developer Nice Code Software publisher Nice Code Software Trump Grand ref http www.trumpgrand.com.hk ArticleShow.asp?ArticleID 313 ref Waixing designer composer released released platforms Nintendo Entertainment System NES genre Breakout game modes Single player Diamond is a Nintendo Entertainment System video game released in an unknown year by http www.game nc.com Nice Code Software , a company which produces games for plug and play game systems based around NES on a chip hardware, as well as generic 16 and 32 bit hardware. Diamond is a clone of the NES version of Taito s Arkanoid , which replicates the first 6 levels of the original game. However, Diamond presents different ball psychics, as well as different color layouts and a music loop which plays through the entire game as opposed to the short musics heard on the original game . Also, unlike the original game, the objective is not breaking all the blocks, but reaching the diamond located in the upper side of the screen. This Arkanoid clone can also be found often on NES clones which come with built in games. VT03 version A version of this game exists running on VT03 hardware essentially NES hardware but with an improved color palette allowing for better graphic capabilities . ref http vrt.com.tw product detail.php?Id 11 ref The VT03 version which was produced by http www.waixing.com Waixing ref http www.waixing.com cn DIAMOND.htm ref has better graphics but ignores the diamonds, settling for a gameplay identical to Arkanoid instead. References references External links http www.youtube.com watch?v rex1XuI2SNI Video footage of the game Diamond is the third game on the video. Category Nintendo Entertainment System games Category Breakout clones ... more details
Unreferenced date July 2008 Romstar Inc. was a video game distribution company based in Torrance, California Torrance , California CA that started operations in 1984. They originally started as the first American distribution arm for SNK Playmore SNK before SNK of America was founded in 1987 . They were known for licensing arcade games from major makers for distribution. Among Romstar s clients include Taito Corporation Taito , Capcom , SNK, Toaplan , and Seta company Seta . They also made games for Nintendo s systems. The company closed its doors in 1992. Currently, the key personnel of Romstar, Takahito Yasuki , Ron Czerny , and Darryl Williams , later founded Atrativa Games and http www.playphone.com PlayPhone , both cellular phone entertainment companies. List of Games distributed by Romstar Licensed from Taito Tiger Heli developed by Toaplan Arkanoid Bubble Bobble Arkanoid Revenge of Doh Arkanoid Revenge of DOH Twin Cobra developed by Toaplan Sky Shark developed by Toaplan Aqua Jack Battle Lane Vol. 5 developed by Technos Final Blow Full Throttle arcade game Full Throttle Kageki delevoped by Kaneko Tokio game Rambo III video game Rambo III China Gate video game China Gate developed by Technos Thundercade developed by Seta Super Qix The Ninja Warriors Kickstart Great Swordsman Tournament Arkanoid Licensed from Capcom 1942 video game 1942 also distributed by Williams gaming company Williams Ghosts n Goblins also distributed by Taito Side Arms Hyper Dyne Side Arms Hyper Dyne Trojan video game Trojan Black Tiger video game Black Tiger Gun.Smoke Tiger Road F 1 Dream King of Dragons The King of Dragons Varth Operation Thunderstorm Son Son Licensed from SNK Baseball Stars 2 for NES Time Soldiers developed by Alpha Denshi Sky Soldiers developed by Alpha Denshi Gold Medalist developed by Alpha Denshi Neo Geo console Neo Geo some versions Licensed from Seta Castle of Dragon developed by Athena company Athena DownTown Caliber .50 Arbalester developed by Jorudan Thunder & ... more details
unreferenced date July 2010 Infobox VG title collapsible state show image image File Amegas Cover.jpg 250px caption aspect ratio resolution developer publisher distributor license series engine version released 1987 genre modes ratings platforms Amiga media requirements input Mouse Amegas is a computer game by reLINE Software for the Amiga written by Guido Bartels and released in 1987. Gameplay The game, a clone of Arkanoid , involves a wall of bricks and a moving ball. The player controls a paddle, situated at the bottom of the screen. The paddle can only be moved horizontally, and is used to stop the ball leaving the bottom of the screen. Should the ball leave the bottom of the screen, the player loses a life, and the ball is reset on the paddle. Every time the ball hits a brick, the brick disappears. When the player has destroyed all the bricks in a round, he or she will progress to the next round, and a new wall of bricks will be produced. The patterns the bricks are laid out in varies from round to round. Sometimes, upon the ball colliding with a brick, the brick will fall and can be collected by the paddle to produce a bonus for the player. The bonus the player receives depends upon the color of the brick which has fallen. The game varies from its inspiration, Arkanoid , in a couple of ways. Firstly, the screen is much larger, and on most levels, there are a significantly increased number of bricks to destroy. Secondly, the bricks do not fall randomly a small black dot on any one given brick denotes that it will fall if hit by the ball. Although the color of the falling brick may vary External links http hol.abime.net 3258 Entry for Amegas at HOL Category 1987 video games Category Amiga games Category Breakout clones Category Video games developed in Germany fr Amegas paddle videogame stub ... more details
wiktionary doh Doh , D oh , or DOH may refer to D oh , the grunt made popular by Homer Simpson Commonly used in association with MLB pitcher Scott Dohmann Doh, the boss in the Arkanoid series of video games Any of various Department of Health Departments of Health in various countries DOH, the IATA code for Doha International Airport Doh, alternative spelling of Do musical note , the first note of the musical scale in solfege notation Places Doh crater , a crater on Callisto Doh, a village in M eri te Commune, S laj County, Romania Doh, C te d Ivoire Acronyms of DOH Deutscher Orden der Harugari German Order of Harugari , a fraternal organization for German Americans. Date of Hire See also Do disambiguation Doe disambiguation Dough External links http acronyms.thefreedictionary.com Deliriously Overcome with Hilarity chat 2Finternet DOH Acronyms at TheFreeDictionary.com disambig fr Doh it DOH ... more details
Notability date March 2011 PDAmill is a company that makes Personal digital assistant PDA and smartphone games. The Gamebox games are game collections. List of PDAmill games Gamebox Asia Mahjong Shishen Sho Nagori Gamebox Classics Aqua Blocks Tetris Clone Blocks Cannons PocketTanks immobile Worms clone Fireball Arkanoid Breakout clone Jewel Master Jawbreaker clone Gamebox Solitaire I & II Snails game Snails Worms clone Gamebox Gems Flux Challenge WipeOut PlayStation PS1 futuristic racing game clone Anthelion X Wing Fighter clone, uses ships from Flux Challenge Arvale Journey of Illusion role playing video game Arvale Short Tales role playing video game Arvale Ocean of Time role playing video game External links http www.pdamill.com European videogame company stub Category Video game developers Category Video game publishers Category Video game companies of Hungary zh PDAmill ... more details
Infobox VG title Cybersphere image Image Cybersphere.png 256px Cybersphere screenshot developer Clay Hellman publisher Psycon Software released 1996 genre Arcade game Arcade modes Single player platforms Amiga , DOS requirements 486 66 or better CPU, VGA Graphics, Mouse input Mouse, keyboard computing Mouse Cybersphere is a ball and paddle game similar to Arkanoid . The game and its sequel Cybersphere Plus have recently been released as freeware by the designer. It was designed by Clay Hellman and published by Psycon Software. Cybersphere uses OPL3 FM sound synthesis chip and therefore may require a use of an emulator such as DOSBox for the audio to work. External links http www.classicdosgames.com game Cybersphere.html The DOS version of Cybersphere hosted on Classic DOS Games Category 1996 video games Category Amiga games Category Breakout clones Category DOS games paddle videogame stub ... more details
name download The game is known for its odd humor, ref name arkanoid game cite web url http www.gametunnel.com articles.php?id 285 title Arkanoid Game of the Year author Carroll, Russell publisher ... more details
Software Starter Pack Arkanoid 1986 Taito Corporation Taito video arcade Arcade , various home ... cite web title Arkanoid url http www.retro experience.co.uk atarist arkanoid.html accessdate 2007 ... CPC , BBC Micro , Commodore 64 , MSX , ZX Spectrum Quester 1987 Namco video arcade Arcade Arkanoid ... Microsoft Windows Windows Freeware Arkanoid Returns 1997 Taito Corporation Taito video arcade Arcade ... Windows Shareware Break Em All 2006 Nintendo DS Arkanoid Legacy Arkanoid DS 2007 Taito Corporation ... more details
Orphan date February 2009 Unreferenced date January 2007 The SpongeBob SquarePants TV game is an 8 bit TV game with 5 integrated games. This product was released in 2003 and is developed by Jakks Pacific . Games built in SpongeBob s Bubble Pop Bubble Pop is a game where SpongeBob ricochets the ball onto the bubbles so they can pop, while keeping your ball from falling. A spoof on Arkanoid . There are many levels to this game. 9 consecutive levels spell out S P O N G E B O B. plus 900 levels. Invasion of the Hooks Invasion of the Hooks is a game where SpongeBob has to save his friends from being raised off the sea floor. Sandy s Surf Adventure Sandy is surfing and tries to avoid obstacles and reach the goal. The Super Chum Bucket The Super Chum Bucket is a spoof on Donkey Kong . Plankton wants to know the secret to the Krabby Patty recipe and is holding Sandy hostage, so SpongeBob tries to save her. This game has 40 levels plus 1 completion level equalling 41 levels in all. At the end of the final completion level is a congratulations page, and the game ends. Plankton Donkey Kong character Sandy Pauline SpongeBob Mario Patrick and the Maze Patrick has to search the maze for his friends and take challenges such as Musical Clams, a spoof on Simon game , and Find The Pearl. Category 2003 video games Category Dedicated consoles Category TV Game ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Infobox VG title Quester image Image Quester.png developer Namco publisher Namco designer Shinji Noguchi release Vgrelease JP 1987 Virtual Console BR Vgrelease JP December 8, 2009 genre Breakout clone Breakout modes Up to 2 players, alternating turns cabinet Upright, cabaret, and cocktail arcade system Namco System 1 display Vertical orientation, Raster graphics Raster , 224 x 288 input Paddle 1 button platforms Arcade game Arcade , Virtual Console Namco Quester is an arcade game that was released by Namco in 1987 only in Japan and was released on the Wii Virtual Console on December 8, 2009 in Japan. Gameplay The player must move a paddle left and right across the bottom of the screen deflecting a ball to hit bricks. Some bricks contain special power ups to enhance play. The gameplay is similar to Taito s Arkanoid . Technical information The game runs on Namco System 1 hardware. Category 1987 video games Category Arcade games Category Namco games Category Japan exclusive video games Category Virtual Console games NamcoBandai stub ja ... more details
Orphan date January 2008 Unreferenced date February 2007 Infobox VG title Devilish Ball Bounder image File Devilish.jpg 256px caption developer Starfish developer Starfish publisher Starfish 505 Game Street distributor designer series engine version released April 28, 2005 JP br November 16, 2005 EU br May 9, 2007 US http ds.ign.com objects 728 728075.html genre Action modes Single player ratings platforms Nintendo DS media requirements input Devilish Ball Bounder also known as Devilish is a Nintendo DS game, the sequel to the Sega Mega Drive game Devilish . Released in Japan on April 28, 2005. Like its predecessor, it is a game in the Breakout clone same genre of Breakout arcade game Breakout and Arkanoid , with elaborate fantasy visuals. It s a rare Genesis to DS update in this action game from Star Fish. Making skillful use of two bars, you send a ball back and forth on the screen in order to take out enemies and obstacles. Your goal is to clear the stage within a time limit. action videogame stub Category Video game sequels Category Nintendo DS games Category Nintendo DS only games Category 2005 video games ... more details
Infobox VG title Ricochet Xtreme image File RicochetXtreme Box.jpg developer Reflexive Entertainment publisher Reflexive Entertainment released November 2001 genre Breakout clone modes Single player ratings Vgratings ESRB E platforms Microsoft Windows , Crossover Linux via Crossover media Download Ricochet Xtreme also known as simply Ricochet and formerly Rebound is the first Ricochet game in the Ricochet series of Breakout clone s created by Reflexive Entertainment . The gameplay is very similar to Breakout video game Breakout and Arkanoid , but highly stylized. The game is played through different themes. There is a space theme, an underwater theme, an infinity theme and a tech theme. In each level, the bricks are animated. Some bricks explode, some are indestructible, and some are bricks that spawn special power ups that float down to the player s paddle at the bottom of the screen. The effects of the power ups can be either positive or negative. External links http www.reflexive.net Reflexive Entertainment s Official Arcade Website moby game id ricochet Ricochet series Reflexive Entertainment Games Category 2001 video games Category Breakout clones Category Reflexive Entertainment games Category Windows games Category Linux games arcade stub paddle videogame stub ... more details
Gary Biasillo aka Gari Biasillo is the composer of the theme tune to the Commodore 64 C64 computer game Target Renegade , and the programmer of Basket Master C64 port, among others. Games Credited FIFA 07 2006 , Electronic Arts , Inc. NHL series NHL 2005 NHL 2005 2004 , Electronic Arts, Inc. NHL series NHL 2003 NHL 2003 2002 , Electronic Arts, Inc. NHL series Versions between NHL 99 and NHL 2001 NHL 2001 2000 , Electronic Arts, Inc. Re Volt 1999 , Acclaim Entertainment , Inc. NFL Quarterback Club 96 1995 , Acclaim Entertainment, Inc. Onslaught video game Onslaught 1991 , Ballistic publisher Ballistic Future Basketball 1990 , Hewson Consultants Ltd. Arkanoid Revenge of Doh 1988 , Imagine Software Slayer computer game Slayer 1988 , Hewson Consultants Ltd. Target Renegade 1988 , Imagine Software Fernando Mart n Basket Master 1987 , Dinamic Multimedia Dinamic Software Joe Blade 1987 , Players publisher Players Software ref http www.mobygames.com developer sheet view developerId,144371 MobyGames Bio ref Sources references Persondata Metadata see Wikipedia Persondata . NAME Biasillo, Gary ALTERNATIVE NAMES SHORT DESCRIPTION DATE OF BIRTH PLACE OF BIRTH DATE OF DEATH PLACE OF DEATH DEFAULTSORT Biasillo, Gary Category Living people videogame musician stub ... more details
Image SAM Coup Tetris.png 256px thumb Screenshot from Tetris for the SAM Coup Image SAM Coup Bats n Balls.png 256px thumb Screenshot from Bats n Balls for the SAM Coup The Lords was a The Netherlands Dutch ZX Spectrum group from Roosendaal known as one of the earliest dedicated demogroup s. The Lords released several demo computer programming demos for the ZX Spectrum home computer between the years 1986 1990. Groups such as The Lords are regarded as early pioneers of what came to be known as the demoscene . In some respects they mirrored The Judges demogroup The Judges , a rivaling Commodore 64 group also from Roosendaal, to the extent that concepts, artwork and even titles were identical between the two groups. In later years, they released some of their demos for the SAM Coup and two games a freeware version of Tetris in 1990 as well as a Arkanoid clone named Batz n Balls in 1992. Members Lord Insanity David Gommeren Scrunk Rob Mies Thing Michiel Koolen Zoinks Eric Damstra External links http www.nvg.ntnu.no sinclair jmg7 groups lords.html The Lords at NVG http www.zxdemo.org author.php?id 335 The Lords at Demotopia http www.worldofsam.org node 516 The Lords at World of SAM Category Demogroups ... more details
Infobox video game title Hyperball image Image hyperball intro.jpg The opening screen developer Steve Parkinson publisher Superior Software Superior Acornsoft designer Steve Parkinson, br Rowland Wright engine released 1990 in video gaming 1990 genre Breakout clones Breakout clone modes Single player ratings platforms Acorn Electron , BBC Micro media Compact Cassette Cassette , Floppy disk requirements input Computer keyboard Keyboard Hyperball is a computer game created for the Acorn Electron and BBC Micro . The game is a Breakout clones Breakout clone , with many added elements making it closer to the 1986 arcade game Arkanoid . The game was released as part of the compilation Play It Again Sam 13 in 1990. Gameplay Hyperball follows the traditional Breakout video game Breakout style of a controllable bat used to keep a bouncing ball on screen and destroying blocks. As with most games of its type since Arkanoid , it has additional strategy and features. When blocks are hit, an assortment of capsules occasionally drop, providing a variety of options. These include an infrared view which allowed the player to see otherwise invisible blocks, a laser cannon, a ball detonator which splits the ball into eight separate balls and a diamond cutter which allows the ball to travel through anything. An alien also sometimes falls, with detrimental effects including biting a hole in the bat, magnetizing the bat making control difficult or speeding up the ball. There are six sets of twenty screens. Each set is loaded in individually due to memory constraints. These can be tackled in any order. Following each screen is a bonus screen to earn extra points before the system upgrade level where it is possible to use points accumulated to buy weapons to help with the next level. Development and release The game was developed by Steve Parkinson from his home in Colchester , United Kingdom UK and took nearly two years to complete. Development was completed in 1989 and submitted to Super ... more details
of the original Citibank penetrators, published under the name ArkanoiD a memorandum on popular ... and then exploit them. ArkanoiD emphasized all the communications were carried over X.25 network and the Internet was not involved. ArkanoiD s group in 1994 found out Citibank systems were unprotected ... more details
, is quite possibly the best, most addicting Arkanoid style ball and paddle game I have ever played. Ever.. Inside Mac Games BreakQuest may be the best Arkanoid game in existence. Game Tunnel rated BreakQuest ... Festival Finalist 2007 out of a field of 141 games Arkanoid Game of the Year 2006 Game Tunnel Professor ... more details
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