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|title = Aztec | |title = Aztec | ||
|image = 1975 Aztec Flyer 01.jpg | |image = 1975 Aztec Flyer 01.jpg | ||
|developer = | |developer = Unknown | ||
|publisher = PMC Electronics | |publisher = [[PMC Electronics]] | ||
|date = 1975}} | |date = March 1975 | ||
|mobygames = https://www.mobygames.com/game/107406/aztec/}} | |||
''Aztec'' was a [[Pong]] derivative released by PMC Electronics in 1975. It was released solely in a standing cocktail cabinet format for competition between two or four players | ''Aztec'' was a [[Pong]] derivative released by [[PMC Electronics]] in 1975. It was released solely in a standing [[cocktail cabinet]] format for competition between two or four players; both number of players required a single quarter to play. The game was controlled by a set of potentiometers. | ||
== Announcement == | == Announcement == | ||
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1975-03 Play Meter pg | {{GalleryCard | ||
|file=1975-03 Play Meter pg 56 01.png | |||
|title=Play Meter | |||
|date=March 1975 | |||
|country=US | |||
|description=Announcement for the release of ''Aztec''. | |||
}} | |||
{{GalleryEnd}} | |||
== Advertisement == | == Advertisement == | ||
== | === Ads === | ||
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1975 Aztec Flyer 01.jpg| | {{GalleryCard | ||
|file=1975-03 Play Meter pg 61 02.png | |||
|title=Play Meter | |||
|date=March 1975 | |||
|country=US | |||
|description=''Aztec'' in-page advertisement. | |||
}} | |||
{{GalleryEnd}} | |||
=== Flyer === | |||
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{{GalleryCard | |||
|file=1975 Aztec Flyer 01.jpg | |||
|title=''Aztec'' Flyer | |||
|date=1975 | |||
|country=US | |||
}} | |||
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[[Category:Game]] | [[Category:Game]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:37, 14 February 2025
Aztec was a Pong derivative released by PMC Electronics in 1975. It was released solely in a standing cocktail cabinet format for competition between two or four players; both number of players required a single quarter to play. The game was controlled by a set of potentiometers.
