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|title = Pace Car Pro | |title = Pace Car Pro | ||
|image = 1975 Pace Car Pro Flyer - Front.jpg | |image = 1975 Pace Car Pro Flyer - Front.jpg | ||
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|publisher = Electra Games | |publisher = Electra Games | ||
|date = November 1974 | |date = November 1974 | ||
|mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/arcade/pace-car-pro | |mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/arcade/pace-car-pro}} | ||
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''Pace Car Pro'' was an early racing game released by Electra Games in 1974. It is an early example of a color video game and up to four players could compete to gain the most laps within the time limit. The game featured the use of ball-top joysticks, a potential first in arcade video games, as well as had an early example of computer opponents. | ''Pace Car Pro'' was an early racing game released by Electra Games in 1974. It is an early example of a color video game and up to four players could compete to gain the most laps within the time limit. The game featured the use of ball-top joysticks, a potential first in arcade video games, as well as had an early example of computer opponents. | ||
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<gallery widths="180px" heights="180px"> | <gallery widths="180px" heights="180px"> | ||
1974-10 Vending Times pg 123 04.png|(1974) | 1974-10 Vending Times pg 123 04.png|(1974) | ||
1974-11 Vending Times pg 66 03.png|(1974) | |||
1975-01 Play Meter pg 41-42.png|Announcement for Pace Car Pro. (1975) | 1975-01 Play Meter pg 41-42.png|Announcement for Pace Car Pro. (1975) | ||
1975-03 Play Meter pg 58 02.png|(1975) | 1975-03 Play Meter pg 58 02.png|(1975) | ||
Latest revision as of 14:36, 5 September 2024
Pace Car Pro was an early racing game released by Electra Games in 1974. It is an early example of a color video game and up to four players could compete to gain the most laps within the time limit. The game featured the use of ball-top joysticks, a potential first in arcade video games, as well as had an early example of computer opponents.
A monochrome of the game was released in 1975 called Pace Race which also reduced the game to two players.
Advertisement[edit]
Flyers[edit]
(1974)
(1974)
Ad Pages[edit]
(1974)
Announcement[edit]
(1974)
(1974)
Announcement for Pace Car Pro. (1975)
(1975)
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Gameplay of Pace Car Pro. (1975)
Trade Shows[edit]
(1974)
