Atari 1985 Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back full real vintage arcade game play🚀💥with Darth Vader
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- 1983 Star Wars cockpit running The Empire Strikes Back PCB. Amplifone 25 inch monitor.
During the Hoth sequences, the player is flying a Rebel snowspeeder. The first section, the player is patrolling in a search and destroy mission for Probots. Imperial transmissions from Probots can be shot to prolong the stage. Once the transmission is completed, the player advances.
To earn a Jedi letter, the player must destroy the specified number of probots.
The second snowspeeder sequence involves an assault of AT-AT and AT-ST walkers against the Rebel shield generator. The walkers have to be destroyed or avoided, as collisions will damage the aircraft. The player has four tow-cables which can be used to take down AT-AT walkers instantly if fired at the walker's legs.
Otherwise, the player aims for the red cockpits in order to destroy the walkers. To earn a Jedi letter, the player must destroy the specified number of walkers.
The second half of the game has the player take on Han Solo piloting at the head of a convoy trying to escape the Imperial onslaught. First, the player encounters TIE fighters. To earn a Jedi letter, the player must eradicate the specified number of TIE fighters.
When enough time expires, the player moves to an asteroid field, where the goal is simply to survive. To earn Jedi letter, the player must make it through the field and not lose the game. Once finishing the fourth stage, the game starts back at the beginning of Battle of Hoth on a higher difficulty level.
Collecting all four Jedi letters instantly erases all enemy shots from the screen for a short time, and also adds a rank insignia next to the player's initials if they reach the high-score list. The player begins the game with a deflector shield that can absorb a set number of hits from enemies or projectiles before collapsing. If the player sustains a hit with the shield down, the game will end.