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− | |title = <center>Gremlins (1984 Atari Arcade game)</center> | + | |title=<center>Gremlins (1984 Atari Arcade game)</center> |
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|imagecaption=A draft of what the cabinet could've looked like. | |imagecaption=A draft of what the cabinet could've looked like. | ||
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− | |status = <span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span> | + | |status=<span style="color:red;">'''Lost'''</span> |
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'''''Gremlins''''' is a cancelled arcade game based on the hit 1984 horror-comedy film of the same name. The game would have included three segments: | '''''Gremlins''''' is a cancelled arcade game based on the hit 1984 horror-comedy film of the same name. The game would have included three segments: | ||
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*Playing as Gizmo, the game switches to a top-down view of the Mogwai driving his pink convertible throughout the Montgomery Ward department store, navigating through maze-like aisles, shooting obstacles until finally reaching Stripe in the fountain. There is no boss battle or boss fight; players just go back to the first level with an increased difficulty. | *Playing as Gizmo, the game switches to a top-down view of the Mogwai driving his pink convertible throughout the Montgomery Ward department store, navigating through maze-like aisles, shooting obstacles until finally reaching Stripe in the fountain. There is no boss battle or boss fight; players just go back to the first level with an increased difficulty. | ||
− | The game was meant to be released back in 1985, but it was cancelled for unknown reasons.<ref>[https://gremlins.wordpress.com/video-games/the-missing-gremlins-games/comment-page-1/ Gremlins cancelled games list including the game.] Retrieved 27 Apr '16 | + | The game was meant to be released back in 1985, but it was cancelled for unknown reasons.<ref>[https://gremlins.wordpress.com/video-games/the-missing-gremlins-games/comment-page-1/ ''Gremlins'' cancelled games list including the game.] Retrieved 27 Apr '16</ref> |
Minimal footage has been released online, but no prototypes or other information of the game has resurfaced. | Minimal footage has been released online, but no prototypes or other information of the game has resurfaced. | ||
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|description1 =The only known gameplay of the game courtesy of Atari Age. | |description1 =The only known gameplay of the game courtesy of Atari Age. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Lost video games]] | [[Category:Lost video games]] | ||
[[Category:Completely lost media]] | [[Category:Completely lost media]] |
Revision as of 03:30, 1 July 2020
Gremlins is a cancelled arcade game based on the hit 1984 horror-comedy film of the same name. The game would have included three segments:
- Playing as Lynne Peltzer, you defend your kitchen against the Gremlin onslaught.
- Playing as Billy Peltzer, you melt Gremlins using your flashlight outside in the streets.
- Playing as Gizmo, the game switches to a top-down view of the Mogwai driving his pink convertible throughout the Montgomery Ward department store, navigating through maze-like aisles, shooting obstacles until finally reaching Stripe in the fountain. There is no boss battle or boss fight; players just go back to the first level with an increased difficulty.
The game was meant to be released back in 1985, but it was cancelled for unknown reasons.[1]
Minimal footage has been released online, but no prototypes or other information of the game has resurfaced.
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References
- ↑ Gremlins cancelled games list including the game. Retrieved 27 Apr '16