http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=MetalGearSurvive Video Game Morgue File - User contributions [en-gb] 2026-04-13T15:45:08Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.6 http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=R:_Racing_Evolution&diff=5882 R: Racing Evolution 2025-10-25T09:39:00Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added TCRF link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |image = 310351-r-racing-evolution-playstation-2-front-cover.jpg<br /> |developer = Namco<br /> |publisher = Namco<br /> |platforms = {{plat-ngc}} • {{plat-ps2}} • {{plat-xbox}}<br /> |date = &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible mw-collapsed&quot;&gt;'''November 27, 2003 (original)'''<br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible-content&quot;&gt;{{Flag-JP}} November 27, 2003&lt;br&gt;{{Flag-US}} December 9, 2003&lt;br&gt;{{Flag-EU}} April 2, 2004&lt;/div&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R:_Racing_Evolution<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/15590/rracing-evolution<br /> |tcrf = https://tcrf.net/R:_Racing_Evolution<br /> |related = Spinoff of [[Ridge Racer (series)]]}}<br /> <br /> '''R: Racing Evolution''' (known as '''R: Racing''' in Europe and Australia) is a 2003 racing game by Namco and a spinoff of the ''Ridge Racer'' series. Unlike its precursor, it features licensed cars and a story mode.<br /> <br /> == Trivia ==<br /> * Some SKUs of the GameCube version came with [[Pac-Man Vs.]] included in the box.<br /> * The Xbox version features an exclusive vehicle, the Hummer H1.<br /> * The cover art featured different cars in Japan, the Americas and Europe.<br /> * Never made available by digital download, and the Xbox version is not 360-compatible.<br /> * The developers hoped to make a sequel if the game was successful enough, but it never received one.<br /> <br /> == Ads ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-12 Electronic Gaming Monthly (US) 173 - p215 (c8b1a2a8).jpg<br /> |title=US print ad<br /> |date=December 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=from Electronic Gaming Monthly<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == News ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-11-21 Nintendo Dream (JP) 101 - p24 (f2b20ce5).png<br /> |title=Nintendo Dream<br /> |date=21 November 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> |description=News about Pac-Man Vs. bundle<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-12 Play (US) 24 - p21 - (2dcf0bf6).jpg<br /> |title=Play<br /> |date=December 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=News about Pac-Man Vs. bundle<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-01 GamePro (US) 184 - p24 (54855cf4).jpg<br /> |title=GamePro<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=News about Pac-Man Vs. bundle<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-01 GMR (US) 12 - p22 (718fdeb1).jpg<br /> |title=GMR<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=News about Pac-Man Vs. bundle<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Previews ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-06 GamesTM (UK) 7 - p64,65 -57d4e133a96c6012a092e6ad3f1546fd5bc53b199ea6aead22d32f561c38ec13-.pdf<br /> |title=Games™<br /> |date=June 2003<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=NintendoDream-091_pages_80_81_optim.pdf<br /> |title=Nintendo Dream<br /> |date=June 21 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-06 Game Day (CN) 45 - p8 -6042b490d99e45598f6e99ced8fd0c8dd34e3bfd1eab16bc0af4ff4d93273109--optim.pdf<br /> |title=Game Day<br /> |date=June 2003<br /> |country=CN<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-07 GMR (US) 6 - p19 (5171af58).pdf<br /> |title=GMR<br /> |date=July 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-07 Official US PlayStation Magazine (US) 70 - p30 (03515645).pdf<br /> |title=Official US PlayStation Magazine<br /> |date=July 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-08 Famitsu Xbox (JP) - p36-39.pdf<br /> |title=Famitsu Xbox<br /> |date=August 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-08 Official US PlayStation Magazine (US) 71 - p71 (4cf67b33).pdf<br /> |title=Official US PlayStation Magazine<br /> |date=August 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=NOURS Magazine - Volume 42 - Autumn 2003 page 8.pdf<br /> |title=NOURS<br /> |date=Autumn 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-09 Computer and Video Games (UK) 263 - p12 (50d99351).pdf<br /> |title=Computer and Video Games<br /> |date=September 2003<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-09 GamesMaster (UK) 137 - p14 (f3607128).jpg<br /> |title=GamesMaster<br /> |date=September 2003<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-09 GamePro (US) 180 - p79.jpg<br /> |title=GamePro<br /> |date=September 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-11 GMR (US) 10 - p56 (cd3a289d).jpg<br /> |title=GMR<br /> |date=November 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-11 PSM (US) 77 - p102 (02526103).pdf<br /> |title=PSM<br /> |date=November 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=NOURS Magazine - Volume 43 - Winter 2003 pages 12, 13.pdf<br /> |title=NOURS<br /> |date=Winter 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Game Software (CN) 2003 112 page 31-optim.pdf<br /> |title=Game Software<br /> |date=2003<br /> |country=CN<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=电子游戏软件_2003年第16期_总第116期 pages 24, 25.pdf<br /> |title=Game Software<br /> |date=2003<br /> |country=CN<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-11 Official US PlayStation Magazine (US) 74 - p102 (a4fa61c1).pdf<br /> |title=Official US PlayStation Magazine<br /> |date=November 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-12 GamesTM (UK) 13 - p64 (ec3819e1).pdf<br /> |title=Games™<br /> |date=December 2003<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-12 PSM (US) 78 - p118 (8f8f5007).pdf<br /> |title=PSM<br /> |date=December 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-01 Official Xbox Magazine (UK) 25 - p28 (18872ba8).pdf<br /> |title=Official Xbox Magazine<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-01 Nintendo Power (US) 175 - p22 (2e2bfed6).jpg<br /> |title=Nintendo Power<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 PlayStation 2 Official Magazine (UK) 43 - p48 (237af5e7).pdf<br /> |title=PlayStation 2 Official Magazine<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 Official PlayStation 2 Magazine (AU) 24 - p38 (bae33ce3).pdf<br /> |title=Official PlayStation 2 Magazine<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=AU<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 Hyper (AU) 124 - p20,21 (74ac76b0).pdf<br /> |title=Hyper<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=AU<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Covers ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-06 Game Day (CN) 45 - p1.jpg<br /> |title=Game Day<br /> |date=June 2003<br /> |country=CN<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-07 PSM (US) 73 - p1 (2eeb1c04).jpg<br /> |title=PSM<br /> |date=July 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=NOURS Magazine - Volume 43 - Winter 2003 page 1.pdf<br /> |title=NOURS<br /> |date=Winter 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=电子游戏软件_2003年第16期_总第116期 page 1.pdf<br /> |title=Game Software<br /> |date=2003<br /> |country=CN<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Features ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=NOURS Magazine - Volume 41 - Summer 2003 pages 12, 13.pdf<br /> |title=NOURS<br /> |date=Summer 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> |description=Interview with producer Isao Nakamura/director Hideo Teramoto<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-07 Famitsu Xbox (JP) - p34-37.pdf<br /> |title=Famitsu Xbox<br /> |date=July 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> |description=Interview with producer Isao Nakamura/director Hideo Teramoto, preview, racing game timeline<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-07 PSM (US) 73 - p40-44 (2eeb1c04).pdf<br /> |title=PSM<br /> |date=July 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Interview with producer Isao Nakamura<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Play-023_pages_60_61_optim.pdf<br /> |title=Play<br /> |date=November 2003<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Interview with Hideo Teramoto, director<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-11 Famitsu Xbox (JP) - p78-79 (b1c3fc74).pdf<br /> |title=Famitsu Xbox<br /> |date=November 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> |description=includes interview with producer Isao Nakamura/director Hideo Teramoto<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2003-12 Famitsu Xbox (JP) - p68-71 (bfbf9b0f).pdf<br /> |title=Famitsu Xbox<br /> |date=December 2003<br /> |country=JP<br /> |description=includes interviews with producer Isao Nakamura/director Hideo Teramoto and sound designer Hiroshi Okubo<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Famitsu_Xbox_2004-01_092-095.pdf<br /> |title=Famitsu Xbox<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=JP<br /> |description=includes interview with producer Isao Nakamura/director Hideo Teramoto/programmer Satoru Ouchi<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 Famitsu Xbox (JP) - p76-79 (30354e6c).pdf<br /> |title=Famitsu Xbox<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=JP<br /> |description=driving tips<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Reviews ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Famitsu_Xbox_2004-01_016a.jpg<br /> |title=Famitsu Xbox<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=JP<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-01 Play (US) 25 - p60-61 (d5440477).pdf<br /> |title=Play<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-01 Electronic Gaming Monthly (US) 174 - p124 (e39b0c98).jpg<br /> |title=Electronic Gaming Monthly<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-01 GamePro (US) 184 - p112 (54855cf4).jpg<br /> |title=GamePro<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-01 Official US PlayStation Magazine (US) 76 - p129 (b2731554).pdf<br /> |title=Official US PlayStation Magazine<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-01 Official Xbox Magazine (US) 27 - p60.jpg<br /> |title=Official Xbox Magazine<br /> |date=January 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 Edge (UK) 133 - p102 (ea17bf36).pdf<br /> |title=Edge<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 GamesMaster (UK) 143 - p90-91.pdf<br /> |title=GamesMaster<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 Nintendo Power (US) 176 - p148 R Racing (e34ba149).jpg<br /> |title=Nintendo Power<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 NGC (UK) 90 - p60-63 (832283b3).pdf<br /> |title=NGC<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 Game Informer (US) 130 - p107 - R Racing.jpg<br /> |title=Game Informer<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 GMR (US) 13 - p90 (e5ebfb8c).jpg<br /> |title=GMR<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-02 Play (US) 26 - p63 racing game of the year (1a5b6eb8).jpg<br /> |title=Play<br /> |date=February 2004<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Racing-Sim Game of the Year<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-03 PlayStation 2 Official Magazine (UK) 44 - p94,95 (2126b314).pdf<br /> |title=PlayStation 2 Official Magazine<br /> |date=March 2004<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-03 Official Xbox Magazine (UK) 27 - p86 -7f74188cbf8af8c3ebd86d15973fd7faf25e6770e203d65b806279eb6da684cc-.pdf<br /> |title=Official Xbox Magazine<br /> |date=March 2004<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Cube29_pages_72-77_optim.pdf<br /> |title=Cube<br /> |date=2004<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004 GamesTM (AU) 11 - p76,77 (7a98ba68).pdf<br /> |title=Games™<br /> |date=2004<br /> |country=AU<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004 GameLand (RU) 162 - p80-81 (17b90fd5).pdf<br /> |title=GameLand<br /> |date=2004<br /> |country=RU<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=2004-06 Hyper (AU) 128 - p58.pdf<br /> |title=Hyper<br /> |date=June 2004<br /> |country=AU<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Manual ==<br /> * https://archive.org/details/ps2_R-_Racing_Evolution_USA<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Qwak!&diff=5881 Qwak! 2025-10-25T09:37:34Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Qwak!<br /> |image = Qwak Flyer 01 - Front.jpg<br /> |developer = Cyan Engineering<br /> |publisher = Atari Inc.<br /> |date = November 1974<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qwak!<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/arcade/qwak_}}<br /> <br /> ''Qwak!'' (alternatively ''Qwak'') was a light gun shooting game released by Atari Inc. in 1974. Players use a rifle to shoot ducks from a patch of swamp for a high score.<br /> <br /> == Announcement ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1974-12 Vending Times pg 38 04.png|(1974)<br /> 1975-01 Play Meter pg 42 02.png|Announcement for Qwak!. (1975)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Advertisement ==<br /> <br /> === Ad Pages ===<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1974-11 Vending Times pg 60.png|(1974)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> === Flyers ===<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> Qwak Flyer 01 - Front.jpg|(1974)<br /> Qwak Flyer 01 - Back.jpg|(1974)<br /> Qwak Flyer 02 - Front.jpg|(1974)<br /> Qwak Flyer 02 - Back.jpg|(1974)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Photos ==<br /> <br /> === Trade Shows ===<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1974-11 Vending Times pg 46 10.png|(1974)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Martian_Memorandum&diff=5880 Martian Memorandum 2025-10-25T09:25:34Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Martian Memorandum<br /> |image = 238522-martian-memorandum-dos-front-cover.jpg<br /> |developer = Access Software<br /> |publisher = Access Software<br /> |platforms = {{plat-dos}}<br /> |date = 1991<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martian_Memorandum<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/martian-memorandum}}<br /> <br /> == Newspapers ==<br /> &lt;gallery&gt;<br /> The Courier Journal Wed Apr 1 1992.jpg|Coverage of the SPA Excellence in Software Awards; Martian Memorandum won Best Fantasy and Role-Playing Game (April 1992)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Lemmings_2:_The_Tribes&diff=5879 Lemmings 2: The Tribes 2025-10-25T09:21:03Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia and TCRF links</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Lemmings 2: The Tribes<br /> |image = 2801-lemmings-2-the-tribes-dos-front-cover.jpg<br /> |developer = DMA Design<br /> |publisher = Psygnosis<br /> |platforms = {{plat-amiga}} • {{plat-atari-st}} • {{plat-dos}} • {{plat-megadrive}} • {{plat-snes}} • {{plat-gb}} • {{plat-acorn-archimedes}} • {{plat-fm-towns}}<br /> |date = 1993<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemmings_2%3A_The_Tribes<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/dos/lemmings-2-the-tribes<br /> |tcrf = https://tcrf.net/Lemmings_2:_The_Tribes}}<br /> <br /> == Histories and Retrospectives ==<br /> <br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> <br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Pages from Retro Gamer - Issue 39 (2007)(Imagine Publishing)(GB).pdf<br /> |title=Retro Gamer<br /> |date=2007<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> * https://www.filfre.net/2020/03/lemmings-2-the-tribes/ — ''Lemmings 2: The Tribes'' by Jimmy Maher<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Jet_Fighter&diff=5878 Jet Fighter 2025-10-25T09:12:07Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Jet Fighter<br /> |image = 1975 Jet Fighter Flyer 01 - Front.jpg<br /> |developer = Atari Inc<br /> |publisher = Atari Inc<br /> |platforms = {{plat-arcade}}<br /> |date = 1975<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jet_Fighter_(video_game)<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/70333/jet-fighter}}<br /> <br /> '''Jet Fighter''' was an aerial combat game released by Atari Inc in 1975. Two players in fighter aircraft duel in the skies and through clouds to hit their opponents the most within the time limit. Being struck by a projectile sends the plane spinning out, and the round is expended after a period of time. Players control the direct flying orientation of their aircraft and press a button to fire.<br /> <br /> == Announcement ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975-12 Play Meter pg 49 01.png<br /> |title=Play Meter<br /> |date=1975<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Flyers ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975 Jet Fighter Flyer 01 - Front.jpg<br /> |title=Flyer (front)<br /> |date=1975<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975 Jet Fighter Flyer 01 - Back.jpg<br /> |title=Flyer (back)<br /> |date=1975<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975 Jet Fighter Flyer 02 - Front.jpg<br /> |title=Flyer (front)<br /> |date=1975<br /> |country=DE<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975 Jet Fighter Flyer 02 - Back.jpg<br /> |title=Flyer (back)<br /> |date=1975<br /> |country=DE<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Advertising ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975-11 Play Meter pg 13.png<br /> |title=Print ad<br /> |date=1975<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Also includes ''[[Crash 'N Score]]'' and ''[[Steeplechase]]''; taken from the November 1975 issue of ''Play Meter''<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Indy_800&diff=5877 Indy 800 2025-10-25T09:10:08Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Indy 800<br /> |image = 1975 Indy 800 Flyer 01 - Front.jpg<br /> |developer = Atari Inc<br /> |publisher = Kee Games<br /> |date = 1975<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indy_800<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/arcade/indy-800}}<br /> <br /> ''Indy 800'' was an 8-player compatible racing game created by Atari Inc. in 1975, released under their Kee Games label. The game is an evolution on the Gran Trak series of racing games, featuring new color graphics to help distinguish the eight vehicles and scores. The game operates on a timer and awards points for crossing through checkpoints. The amount if players is dictated by how many coin slots are activated before the start of the game.<br /> <br /> == Announcement ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1975-05 Play Meter pg 56 02.png|(1975)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Advertisements ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1975 Indy 800 Flyer 01 - Front.jpg|(1975)<br /> 1975 Indy 800 Flyer 01 - Back.jpg|(1975)<br /> 1975-09 Play Meter pg 05.png|(1975)<br /> 1975-10 Play Meter pg 13.png|(1975)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Photos ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1975-10 Play Meter pg 32 01.png|(1975)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Articles ==<br /> <br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1975-11 Play Meter pg 40 02.png|(1975)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=High_Velocity:_Mountain_Racing_Challenge&diff=5876 High Velocity: Mountain Racing Challenge 2025-10-25T09:08:03Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added TCRF link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |image = High Velocity cover art USA.jpg<br /> |developer = Cave<br /> |publisher = Atlus<br /> |platforms = {{plat-saturn}}<br /> |date = &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible mw-collapsed&quot;&gt;'''1995'''<br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible-content&quot;&gt;{{Flag-JP}} November 10, 1995&lt;br&gt;{{Flag-US}} 1995&lt;/div&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Velocity<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/8440/high-velocity-mountain-racing-challenge<br /> |tcrf = https://tcrf.net/High_Velocity:_Mountain_Racing_Challenge}}<br /> <br /> '''High Velocity: Mountain Racing Challenge''' is a racing game released for the Sega Saturn in 1995. In Japan, the game is known as '''Touge King: The Spirits''' (written as ''峠 KING: THE SPIRITS'' and ''とうげ・キング・ザ・スピリッツ'' on the cover).<br /> <br /> == Reviews ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=High Velocity review SegaPro issue 54.pdf<br /> |title=Sega Pro<br /> |date=February 1996<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Hi-Way&diff=5875 Hi-Way 2025-10-25T09:06:40Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Hi-Way<br /> |image = 1975 Hi-Way Flyer 01 - Front.jpg<br /> |developer = Atari Inc.<br /> |publisher = Atari Inc.<br /> |date = 1975<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hi-way<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/arcade/hi-way}}<br /> <br /> ''Hi-Way'' was a 1975 release by Atari Inc., a racing game from a top down perspective modeled into a sit-down cabinet made of fiberglass. The game is played with a steering wheel, a pedal, and a gear shift with players racing against a time limit to achieve a top score. The road on the course bends and warps as well as featuring an early form of scrolling.<br /> <br /> == Advertisement ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1975-04 Play Meter pg 13.png|(1975)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Flyers ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1975 Hi-Way Flyer 01 - Front.jpg|(1975)<br /> 1975 Hi-Way Flyer 01 - Back.jpg|(1975)<br /> 1975 Highway Flyer 01 - Front.jpg|(1975)<br /> 1975 Highway Flyer 01 - Back.jpg|(1975)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Hebereke&diff=5874 Hebereke 2025-10-25T09:05:03Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added TCRF link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Hebereke&lt;br&gt;Ufouria: The Saga<br /> |image = 272284-ufouria-the-saga-nes-front-cover.jpg<br /> |developer = Tokyo Design Center<br /> |publisher = Sunsoft<br /> |date = 1991<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ufouria:_The_Saga<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/ufouria-the-saga<br /> |tcrf = https://tcrf.net/Ufouria:_The_Saga}}<br /> <br /> ''Hebereke'' (known as ''Ufouria: The Saga'' in Europe) is a platformer developed by Sunsoft's Tokyo Design Center division and published on 20 September 1991 in Japan, and in Europe on 19 November 1992. The game's story varies depending on region: In ''Hebereke'', the titular character has ended up in a strange world he must escape from with some help from a few of its denizens, while in ''Ufouria'' main character Bop-Louie must enter the land to rescue his three friends.<br /> <br /> The game has an unusual development history of which little is known; While the project was started with the intent of featuring Hebe and his friends, production appears to have begun with ''Ufouria'' and ended with ''Hebereke'''s simultaneously-developed assets being added back in afterwards.<br /> <br /> Although ''Ufouria'' was developed with input from Sun Corporation of America they never released the game themselves, deeming it too late for the cutesy platformer to perform well in their region. Meanwhile, ''Hebereke'' and ''Ufouria'' were released as planned in Japan and Europe respectively, retroactively being recognised as a polished take on the Metroidvania subgenre of platformers.<br /> <br /> == Alternative box art ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 268637-ufouria-the-saga-nes-front-cover.jpg|Box for the German PAL-B version of Ufouria: The Saga.<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Interviews ==<br /> <br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> Marimohistory0.jpg|Pages explaining the history of the character O-Chan from 拳王MARIMO, a doujinshi by Character Designer &quot;Yokkyun.Suzuki&quot;.<br /> Marimohistory1.jpg<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> * September 6, 1991 issue (No.17) of Family Computer Magazine (Famimaga). The &quot;Sun Corporation: Can't Miss It!&quot; segment features a brief interview with the game's developers.<br /> * October 1, 1993 issue (No.20) of Famimaga. The &quot;Sugoi Hebereke Special Feature&quot; details the history of the franchise, and includes early Hebekeke art originally submitted to doujin magazine Manga Hot Milk.<br /> <br /> == Forum threads ==<br /> <br /> * [https://game10.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/gsaloon/1105165382/ Thread on 5channel from 2008, with people discussing the origins of the character O-chan.]<br /> <br /> == Website ==<br /> <br /> * [https://web.archive.org/web/19991105224621/http://www.netlaputa.ne.jp/~puuta/index.html Homepage of &quot;Yokkyun.Suzuki&quot;.<br /> <br /> == Miscellaneous ==<br /> <br /> * [https://heberekenokoto.netlify.app/research/research_frame.html Research section of fansite Hebereke no Nekoto, listing Japanese print media that mention Hebereke]<br /> <br /> == Game credits ==<br /> <br /> Source: [https://morguefile.wiki/wiki/images/a/a7/Hebereke_%28Japan%29-Credits.png In-game Staff roll].<br /> <br /> {{Credits begin}}<br /> {{Credits line|Directer = Chow-Mu-Sow (Kiharu Yoshida)#Yoshinori Homma}}<br /> {{Credits line|Programmer = Nom (Masahito Nomura)#Nyoro Nyoro}}<br /> {{Credits line|Graphic Designer = You-Ri (Yuriko Yuzawa)#Tamura#Ajiro (Tohru Ajiro)}}<br /> {{Credits line|Music Staff = Nobuyuki.H (Nobuyuki Hara)#About.SS (Shinichi Seya)#Kodaka San (Naoki Kodaka)}}<br /> {{Credits line|Character Design = Ucchi (Ryoji Uchimichi)#Yokkyun.Suzuki}}<br /> {{Credits line|Special Thanks = Hirokun (Hiroaki Higashiya)#A.T (Akito Takeuchi)#Kitachin (Koichi Kitazumi)#H.Eguchi (Hisayasu Eguchi)#M.Kawai (Masato Kawai)#K.Kozawa (Kazumoto Kozawa)#H.Yamamoto (Hideo Yamamoto)#M.Okazaki (Mihoko Okazaki)#T.Mori (Tatsuo Mori)#Rita Zimmerer#Kazuko Harman#Karen Shadley#Steve Gehrke}}<br /> {{Credits line|Adviser = Asshi (Atsushi Sakai)#Mac (Masahito Terao)#North River (Masaaki Kitagawa)#Makihara (Masaharu Makihara)#Idaten (Tohru Ida)#Ishikawa (Takumi Ishikawa)#Sleepy.H (Atsushi Hatano)#Shimamura (Masayuki Shimamura)#Furihata (Masashige Furihata)#Tsukada (Masashi Tsukada)#Shikano (Masaru Shikano)#Monma (Kouki Monma)#Kojima (Yusuke Kojima)#Yamamoto (Chieko Yamamoto)<br /> }}<br /> {{Credits line|Game Designer = Ucchi (Ryoji Uchimichi)}}<br /> {{Credits line|And = Players}}<br /> <br /> {{Credits end}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Flood&diff=5873 Flood 2025-10-25T08:53:29Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Flood<br /> |image = 71179-flood-amiga-front-cover.jpg<br /> |developer = Bullfrog<br /> |publisher = Electronic Arts<br /> |platforms = {{plat-amiga}} • {{plat-atari-st}}<br /> |date = 1990<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flood_(video_game)<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/flood}}<br /> <br /> '''Flood''' is a platform game where the levels are progressively flooded with water, and an early release from Bullfrog Productions. The designer and main programmer was Sean Cooper.<br /> <br /> == Reviews ==<br /> <br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> <br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=CUAmiga005-Jul90 pages 26, 27, 29 - Flood review.pdf<br /> |title=CU Amiga<br /> |date=July 1990<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=CVG105 Aug 1990 pages 38, 39 - Flood review.pdf<br /> |title=CVG<br /> |date=August 1990<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=STFormat13-Aug90 pages 40, 41 - Flood review.pdf<br /> |title=ST Format<br /> |date=August 1990<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=AmigaFormat014-Sep90 page 37 - Flood review.pdf<br /> |title=Amiga Format<br /> |date=September 1990<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=AmigaComputing029-Oct90 page 53 - Flood review.pdf<br /> |title=Amiga Computing<br /> |date=October 1990<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Fallout&diff=5872 Fallout 2025-10-25T08:45:31Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added infobox with some details</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |image = (upload cover art and put filename here once on wiki)<br /> |developer = Interplay Productions<br /> |publisher = Interplay Productions<br /> |platforms = (insert here) &lt;!-- refer to platforms by templates from the list in Help::Platforms, and separate them with this character: • --&gt;<br /> |date = (insert here)<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fallout_(video_game)<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/223/fallout/<br /> |tcrf = https://tcrf.net/Fallout}}<br /> <br /> == Reviews ==<br /> <br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> CGW 162 pages 250-251.pdf|Computer Gaming World (January 1998)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Deus_Ex&diff=5871 Deus Ex 2025-10-25T08:31:25Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia and TCRF links</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Deus Ex<br /> |image = 6769-deus-ex-windows-front-cover.jpg<br /> |developer = Ion Storm Austin<br /> |publisher = Eidos<br /> |date = 2000<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deus_Ex_(video_game)<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/deus-ex<br /> |tcrf = https://tcrf.net/Deus_Ex}}<br /> <br /> == Design Documents ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> Majestic Revolutions - Joe Martin.pdf|Design doc for ''Majestic Revolutions'', with handwritten notes by Warren Spector (1997)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Depth_Charge_(1974)&diff=5870 Depth Charge (1974) 2025-10-25T08:28:07Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: MobyGames link was mislabeled as Wikipedia</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Depth Charge<br /> |image = <br /> |developer = Dana Noftle<br /> |platforms = &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible mw-collapsed&quot;&gt;BASIC (original)&lt;/div&gt;<br /> |date = November 1974<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/108245/depth-charge/}}<br /> <br /> ''Depth Charge'' was a BASIC program released in the November/December 1974 issue of Creative Computing magazine. It was created by programmed by [[Dana Noftle]] and is a 3D version of the classic Battleship game. It had a few simple provisions for players to adjust the size of the &quot;cube&quot; that the game took place in.<br /> <br /> == Articles ==<br /> <br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1.png|(1974)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Game credits ==<br /> <br /> {{Credits begin}}<br /> {{Credits line|Programmer = Dana Noftle}}<br /> {{Credits end}}<br /> <br /> == Preservation ==<br /> <br /> The code was made available in the November/December issue of Creative Computing.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Darius_Gaiden&diff=5869 Darius Gaiden 2025-10-25T08:24:17Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added TCRF link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |image = Darius Gaiden PC cover art USA.jpg<br /> |developer = &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible mw-collapsed&quot;&gt;'''Taito'''<br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible-content&quot;&gt;Taito&lt;br&gt;Airsystem Tokyo (Saturn conversion)&lt;br&gt;Nexus Interact (PlayStation conversion)&lt;/div&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> |publisher = &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible mw-collapsed&quot;&gt;'''Taito'''<br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible-content&quot;&gt;Taito&lt;br&gt;{{Flag-US}} {{Flag-EU}} Acclaim (Saturn)&lt;br&gt;{{Flag-JP}} Interbec (PlayStation)&lt;br&gt;{{Flag-US}} Interplay (PC)&lt;br&gt;{{Flag-DE}} Conspiracy Entertainment &amp; GameBank (PC)&lt;/div&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> |platforms = &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible mw-collapsed&quot;&gt;'''{{plat-arcade}} (original)'''<br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible-content&quot;&gt;{{plat-saturn}} • {{plat-ps}} • {{plat-win}}&lt;/div&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> |date = &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible mw-collapsed&quot;&gt;'''September 1994 (original)'''<br /> &lt;div class=&quot;mw-collapsible-content&quot;&gt;'''Arcade'''&lt;br&gt;September 1994 {{Flag-JP}}&lt;br&gt;December 1994 {{Flag-US}}&lt;br&gt;'''Sega Saturn'''&lt;br&gt;December 15, 1995 {{Flag-JP}}&lt;br&gt;January 1996 {{Flag-US}}&lt;br&gt;March 1996 {{Flag-EU}} {{Flag-UK}}&lt;br&gt;'''PlayStation'''&lt;br&gt;December 20, 1996 {{Flag-JP}}&lt;br&gt;'''Windows'''&lt;br&gt;1996 {{Flag-US}}&lt;br&gt;1998 {{Flag-DE}}&lt;/div&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darius_Gaiden<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/darius-gaiden<br /> |tcrf = https://tcrf.net/Darius_Gaiden_(Arcade)}}<br /> <br /> '''Darius Gaiden''', the fifth installment in the ''Darius'' series, is a shoot-'em-up released in 1994.<br /> <br /> == Sega Saturn conversion ==<br /> === Reviews ===<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Darius Gaiden Saturn review Sega Saturn Magazine issue 5.pdf<br /> |title=Sega Saturn Magazine<br /> |date=March 1996<br /> |country=UK<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Crash_%27N_Score&diff=5868 Crash 'N Score 2025-10-25T08:21:37Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Crash 'N Score<br /> |image = 1975 Crash N Score Flyer 01 - Front.jpg<br /> |developer = Atari Inc<br /> |publisher = Atari Inc<br /> |platforms = {{plat-arcade}}<br /> |date = 1975<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash_'N_Score<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/70325/crash-n-score}}<br /> <br /> '''Crash 'N Score''' is a derby-style vehicle game released by Atari Inc in 1975. The game consists of one or two drivers going across rugged terrain to hit a succession of flags before the time runs out. The flags must be hit in order and each successful hit registers a point for that player.<br /> <br /> == Announcement ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975-12 Play Meter pg 49 02.png<br /> |title=Play Meter<br /> |date=December 1975<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Flyers ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975 Crash N Score Flyer 01 - Front.jpg<br /> |title=Flyer (front)<br /> |date=1975<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975 Crash N Score Flyer 01 - Back.jpg<br /> |title=Flyer (back)<br /> |date=1975<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Advertising ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975-11 Play Meter pg 13.png<br /> |title=Print ad<br /> |date=1975<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Also includes ''[[Jet Fighter]]'' and ''[[Steeplechase]]''; taken from the November 1975 issue of ''Play Meter''<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Articles ==<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975-11 Play Meter pg 34 + 47.png<br /> |title=Play Meter<br /> |date=November 1975<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Photos ==<br /> === Trade Shows ===<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1975-11 Play Meter pg 34 02.png<br /> |title=Play Meter<br /> |date=November 1975<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Computer_Space&diff=5867 Computer Space 2025-10-25T08:18:35Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Computer Space<br /> |image = ComputerSpaceFlyerFront.jpg<br /> |developer = [[Syzygy Engineering]]<br /> |publisher = [[Nutting Associates]]<br /> |date = November 1971<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Space<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/arcade/computer-space}}<br /> <br /> ''Computer Space'' is a video game released by [[Nutting Associates]] in November 1971. It was created by the partnership [[Syzygy Engineering]] as single-player adaptation of the mainframe computer game ''[[Spacewar!]]''. The game is widely acknowledged as the first commercial video game ever available on the market.<br /> <br /> == Previews ==<br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=ComputerSpace1971MOA.jpeg<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=October 30, 1971<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Photograph of the Nutting Associates booth at the 1971 MOA, showcasing ''Computer Space''.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1971-10-30 Cash Box pg 56 02 04.png<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=October 30, 1971<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Blurb about ''Computer Space'' at the MOA.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1971-11-06 Cash Box pg 56 01 03.png<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=November 6, 1971<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=A report from the MOA show, speaking with [[Nolan Bushnell]] about the game's features.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Announcement ==<br /> <br /> === United States ===<br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1971-12-04 Cash Box pg 45 02.png<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=December 4, 1971<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Announcement of the availability of ''Computer Space''.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> === Italy ===<br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=ComputerSpaceItalyRelease01.jpg<br /> |title=Automat<br /> |date=1971<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=''Computer Space'' announcement in Italian coin-op magazine Automat.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Advertisement ==<br /> <br /> === Ads ===<br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1971-11-27 Cash Box pg 54 04.png<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=November 27, 1971<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=First in-page advertisement for ''Computer Space'', announcing availability.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1972-07-01 Cash Box pg Part III 50 02.png<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=July 1, 1972<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Revised in-page ad for ''Computer Space''.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1972-08-19 Cash Box pg 41 04.png<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=August 19, 1972<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Illustrated in-page advertisement for ''Computer Space'' representing the gameplay.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> === Flyers ===<br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Computer Space (1971) Flyer 01.pdf<br /> |title=Flyer<br /> |date=c. 1971<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Computer Space (1971) Flyer 02.pdf<br /> |title=Flyer<br /> |date=c. 1971<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Photos ==<br /> <br /> === Production ===<br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=ComputerSpaceProductionLine.jpg<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=February 12, 1972<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Production of ''Computer Space'' at the Nutting Associates plant in Mountain View, California.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> === On Location ===<br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1973-06-17 Plain Dealer pg 6-E 02.jpg<br /> |title=Plain Dealer<br /> |date=June 17, 1973<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Comedian Tony Bodanza poses with ''Computer Space''.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=ST-20003783-0018.jpg<br /> |title=Families, couples, and friends enjoy indoor roller skating<br /> |date=April 30, 1975<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=A boy in rollerskates plays ''Computer Space'' in a mall arcade.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Articles ==<br /> <br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1972-01-29 Cash Box pg 62 01 04.png<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=January 29, 1972<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Report on distributor acceptance of ''Computer Space'' on the West Coast. Bill Nutting advocates how the game opens non-traditional venues to coin-operated games.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1972-02-12 Cash Box pg 42 02.png<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=February 12, 1972<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=A report on Nutting Associates focused on ''Computer Space''. [[David Ralston]] provides commentary on the difference of the game from others currently on the market.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1972-05 Vending Times (Computer Space Article).png<br /> |title=Vending Times<br /> |date=May 1972<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Descriptive article highlighting the features of ''Computer Space'' with quotes by David Ralston.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=1972-11-04 Cash Box pg 55 08.png<br /> |title=Cash Box<br /> |date=November 4, 1972<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Bill Nutting gives an award to coin-op distributor Bob Portale of Portale Automatic Sales for exemplary sales of ''Computer Space'' for the company.<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> == Game credits ==<br /> <br /> {{Credits begin}}<br /> {{Credits line|Game Designer, Hardware Designer = Nolan Bushnell}}<br /> {{Credits line|Hardware Designer, Sound Engineer = Ted Dabney}}<br /> {{Credits line|Technician = Steve Bristow}}<br /> {{Credits end}}<br /> <br /> == Histories ==<br /> <br /> * [https://www.technologizer.com/2011/12/11/computer-space-and-the-dawn-of-the-arcade-video-game/ ''Computer Space and the Dawn of the Arcade Video Game''] by Benj Edwards.<br /> * [https://gamehistory.org/first-arcade-game-advertisement-computer-space/ ''Pixels in Print (Part 1): Advertising Computer Space''] by Kate Willaert covering the advertising context of the original game.<br /> * [https://videogamehistorian.wordpress.com/2021/04/07/nolan-versus-ted-part-i/ ''Nolan Versus Ted: Part 1''] by Alex Smith. A historiological discussion of the work done on Computer Space by the two partners.<br /> * [https://videogamehistorian.wordpress.com/2021/05/12/worldly-wednesdays-a-timeline-of-computer-space/ ''Worldly Wednesdays: A Timeline of Computer Space''] by Alex Smith. An attempt to use existing documentation to sort out when parts of the game were conceived and built.<br /> <br /> == Interviews ==<br /> <br /> * https://amhistory.si.edu/archives/AC1498_Transcript_NolanBushnell.pdf — Nolan Bushnell oral history conducted by Christopher Weaver, working with the Smithsonian Institution's Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation (November 17th, 2017).<br /> * https://amhistory.si.edu/archives/AC1498_Transcript_TedDabney.pdf — Ted Dabney oral history conducted by Christopher Weaver, working with the Smithsonian Institution's Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation (March 15th, 2018).<br /> <br /> == Books ==<br /> <br /> {{Book<br /> |title=Video Invaders<br /> |author=Steve Bloom<br /> |description=A history of video games from its '50s roots to its immense popularity in the late '70s and early '80s, written by journalist Steve Bloom (with illustrations by Howard Cruse and Dan Steffan) and published by Arco Publishing in 1982. <br /> |isbn=978-0668055208<br /> |cover_filename=<br /> }}<br /> {{Book<br /> |title=Zap!: The Rise and Fall of Atari<br /> |author=Scott Cohen<br /> |description=What happened to Atari? How did Atari start? Who founded Atari? Was the Atari 2600 the first home console? Who decided the Atari home version of Pac-Man was good enough to release?<br /> <br /> These questions and many more are answered in ''ZAP! The Rise and Fall of Atari''. Scott Cohen's exhaustive research has culminated into a thorough and enjoyable history of Atari, but the very foundations of the video game industry. His interviews with such notables as Nolan Bushnell and Ralph Baer provide an insider's look at the workings of a videogame company.<br /> <br /> <br /> Roll through the pages to discover the origins of PONG, the effects of the Intellivision and Colecovision on Atari's dominance, and the results of the strenuous relationship between Warner and Atari.<br /> <br /> Discover the answers to your questions about the company that provided video game entertainment to America in the 1970's and 1980's.<br /> |isbn=978-0070115439<br /> |cover_filename=<br /> }}<br /> {{Book<br /> |title=Atari Inc.: Business is Fun<br /> |author=Marty Goldberg, Curt Vendel<br /> |description=An amazing 800 pages (including nearly 300 pages of rare, never before seen photos, memos and court documents), this book details Atari's genesis from an idea between an engineer and a visionary in 1969 to a nearly $2 billion dollar juggernaut, and ending with a $538 million death spiral during 1984. A testament to the people that worked at this beloved company, the book is full of their personal stories and insights.<br /> |isbn=978-0985597405<br /> |cover_filename=Atari Inc Business is Fun (Cover).jpg<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == Other Information ==<br /> <br /> * http://www.computerspacefan.com/SN9003large.htm — Information on the white variation of Computer Space, claimed to be one of the original four production units.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=The_Chaos_Engine&diff=5866 The Chaos Engine 2025-10-25T08:14:38Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added TCRF link</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{InfoboxGame<br /> |image = 353070-soldiers-of-fortune-amiga-front-cover.jpg<br /> |developer = Bitmap Brothers<br /> |publisher = Spectrum Holobyte<br /> |date = 1993<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Chaos_Engine<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/soldiers-of-fortune<br /> |tcrf = https://tcrf.net/The_Chaos_Engine_(Amiga)}}<br /> <br /> '''The Chaos Engine''' (released under the title '''Soldiers of Fortune''' in the US) is a top-down scrolling shooter for the Amiga, ported to a number of other platforms.<br /> <br /> == Previews ==<br /> <br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> PC Games (June-July 1994) - 012.jpg|Preview of MS-DOS version from PC Games (June-July 1994)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> {{DEFAULTSORT:Chaos Engine, The}}<br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Bloody_Roar&diff=5865 Bloody Roar 2025-10-25T08:08:06Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added infobox with some details</p> <hr /> <div>{{Todo|reason=The game infobox still needs to be added.}}<br /> <br /> {{InfoboxGame<br /> |image = (upload cover art and put filename here once on wiki)<br /> |developer = Raizing<br /> |publisher = Hudson Soft<br /> |platforms = (insert here) &lt;!-- refer to platforms by templates from the list in Help::Platforms, and separate them with this character: • --&gt;<br /> |date = (insert here)<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloody_Roar_(video_game)<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/6015/bloody-roar/<br /> }}<br /> <br /> == PlayStation conversion ==<br /> === Previews ===<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Bloody Roar PS1 preview in Official US PlayStation Magazine issue 1.jpg<br /> |title=Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine<br /> |date=October 1997<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=E3 preview<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Bloody Roar PS1 preview in PSM issue 6.jpg<br /> |title=PSM<br /> |date=February 1998<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> === Features ===<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Bloody Roar PS1 movelist in GameFan volume 6 issue 5.pdf<br /> |title=GameFan<br /> |date=May 1998<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Movelist and unlockables<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> === Reviews ===<br /> {{GalleryStart}}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Bloody Roar PS1 review in Game Informer issue 60.jpg<br /> |title=Game Informer<br /> |date=April 1998<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Bloody Roar PS1 panel review in GameFan volume 6 issue 5.jpg<br /> |title=GameFan<br /> |date=May 1998<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Panel review<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Bloody Roar PS1 review in GameFan volume 6 issue 5.pdf<br /> |title=GameFan<br /> |date=May 1998<br /> |country=US<br /> |description=Full review<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Bloody Roar PS1 review in Next Generation issue 41.jpg<br /> |title=Next Generation<br /> |date=May 1998<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryCard<br /> |file=Bloody Roar PS1 review in Ultra Game Players issue 110.pdf<br /> |title=Ultra Game Players<br /> |date=May 1998<br /> |country=US<br /> }}<br /> {{GalleryEnd}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Blade_Runner&diff=5864 Blade Runner 2025-10-25T08:04:28Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Small infobox edits</p> <hr /> <div><br /> {{InfoboxGame<br /> |image = (upload cover art and put filename here once on wiki)<br /> |developer = Westwood Studios<br /> |publisher = Virgin Interactive<br /> |date = (insert here)<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blade_Runner_(1997_video_game)<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/341/blade-runner/<br /> |tcrf = (insert URL here)}}<br /> <br /> '''Blade Runner''' is a point-and-click adventure game developed by Westwood Studios.<br /> <br /> Here is an example reference. It'll be numbered and the link will appear at the end.&lt;ref&gt;Reference text goes here, or a link: https://dictionary.reference.com/&lt;/ref&gt;<br /> <br /> == A Gallery Section ==<br /> <br /> Gallleries are rended as a set of boxed thumbnails. Each line in the gallery should be a filename, then a | , then the caption for that thumbnail.<br /> <br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> filename.jpg|Title of publication (Date in brackets)<br /> filename.pdf|Title of publication (Date in brackets)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == A Link Section ==<br /> <br /> * https://www.google.com/ — This is a link.<br /> <br /> == A Credits Section ==<br /> <br /> There's no requirement to include credits, but it may be useful to others, especially if they can't be found elsewhere. Well-formatted game credits can be included with the code below.<br /> <br /> {{Credits begin}}<br /> {{Credits line|Role = Person's Name}}<br /> {{Credits line|Role with more than one person = Separate#each person#with a hash}}<br /> {{Credits end}}<br /> <br /> == References ==<br /> <br /> &lt;references /&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Bertie_the_Brain&diff=5863 Bertie the Brain 2025-10-25T07:59:44Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Bertie the Brain<br /> |image = BertietheBrainDemonstration.jpg<br /> |developer = Josef Kates<br /> |date = 1950<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertie_the_Brain<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/arcade/bertie-the-brain}}<br /> <br /> Bertie the Brain was a single purpose computer created in 1950 by the scientist Dr. Josef Kates which played the game tic-tac-toe (naughts and crosses). The machine was built as a display of Kates' invention, the Binary Adder Tube, a vacuum tube he believed had the potential to obsolete the older models in performance. Bertie is the earliest known, fully electronic device used to play a game, with some labelling it as the very first video game. It was showcased at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto, Canada from August to September 1950 and was afterwards disassembled for parts.<br /> <br /> == Photos ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> BertietheBrainInternal.jpg|Mainframe of Bertie (1950).<br /> BertietheBrainDannyKaye.jpg|Playing against Bertie (1950).<br /> BertietheBrainDemonstration.jpg|Bertie's control panel (1950).<br /> BertietheBrainGameplay.jpg|Full view of the front display for Bertie the Brain (1950).<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Histories ==<br /> <br /> *http://spacing.ca/toronto/2014/08/13/meet-bertie-brain-worlds-first-arcade-game-built-toronto/ ''Meet Bertie the Brain, the world’s first arcade game, built in Toronto'' by JChris Bateman.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Anti-Aircraft&diff=5862 Anti-Aircraft 2025-10-25T07:51:39Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Anti-Aircraft<br /> |image = 1975 Anti-Aircraft Flyer 01 - Front.jpg<br /> |developer = Atari Inc<br /> |publisher = Atari Inc<br /> |date = 1975<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Aircraft_(video_game)<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/arcade/anti-aircraft}}<br /> <br /> ''Anti-Aircraft'' was an Atari Inc release from 1975. The game is for one or two players, shooting artillery guns as passing planecraft in order to score the most points within the time limit. Guiding the angle of the gun with two buttons located beside the firing button, the turret fires within an approximately 30 degree angle pointed at the sky. The projectile must be aimed and timed to properly hit its moving target.<br /> <br /> == Announcement ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1975-06+07 Play Meter pg 42 01.png|(1975)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> == Advertisement ==<br /> &lt;gallery widths=&quot;180px&quot; heights=&quot;180px&quot;&gt;<br /> 1975-06+07 Play Meter pg 21 02.png|(1975)<br /> 1975 Anti-Aircraft Flyer 01 - Front.jpg|(1975)<br /> 1975 Anti-Aircraft Flyer 01 - Back.jpg|(1975)<br /> 1975 Anti-Aircraft Flyer 02 - Front.jpg|(1975)<br /> 1975 Anti-Aircraft Flyer 02 - Back.jpg|(1975)<br /> 1975-09 Play Meter pg 05.png|(1975)<br /> 1975-10 Play Meter pg 13.png|(1975)<br /> &lt;/gallery&gt;<br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=Age_of_Wonders&diff=5861 Age of Wonders 2025-10-25T07:48:51Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: Added Wikipedia link</p> <hr /> <div>{{InfoboxGame<br /> |title = Age of Wonders<br /> |image = 589620-age-of-wonders-windows-front-cover.jpg<br /> |developer = Triumph Studios&lt;br /&gt;Epic MegaGames<br /> |publisher = Take-Two Interactive&lt;br /&gt;Gathering of Developers<br /> |date = 1999<br /> |platforms = {{plat-win}}<br /> |wikipedia = https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_Wonders<br /> |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/age-of-wonders}}<br /> <br /> '''Age of Wonders''' is a 1999 turn-based strategy game co-developed by the Netherlands based developer Triumph Studios, with additional development by Epic MegaGames. In Europe the game was published by Take-Two Interactive. In the US the game was published by Gathering of Developers.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Game]]</div> MetalGearSurvive http://morguefile.wiki/wiki/index.php?title=File:CGR_7th_Guest_Review.pdf&diff=5859 File:CGR 7th Guest Review.pdf 2025-10-24T04:46:40Z <p>MetalGearSurvive: {{Information |Publication= Computer Game Review and CD-ROM Entertainment |Date= June 1993 |DownloadedFrom= https://archive.org/details/computer-game-review-and-cd-rom-entertainment-june-1993 |Description= The 7th Guest review from Computer Game Review and CD-ROM Entertainment - June 1993 }}</p> <hr /> <div>== Summary ==<br /> {{Information<br /> |Publication= Computer Game Review and CD-ROM Entertainment<br /> |Date= June 1993<br /> |DownloadedFrom= https://archive.org/details/computer-game-review-and-cd-rom-entertainment-june-1993<br /> |Description= The 7th Guest review from Computer Game Review and CD-ROM Entertainment - June 1993<br /> }}</div> MetalGearSurvive