Gauntlet (German, rev 3)
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Gauntlet (German, rev 3)

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.50!), but players were resistant to the increase. The question at atari was: how do we get extra earnings? the idea with gauntlet was that with four players you earn four times as much with every play. It was a drop-in/drop-out design so if someone died they could immediately rejoin or someone new could step in -- there was no down time, so the quarters just kept coming. Another choice made specifically to increase the coin drop: there was no end to the game. Gauntlet would recycle levels by flipping them horizontally and vertically once the players had run through all of them. Gauntlet was a big success in 1985. But the marketing team at atari was actually worried about the four-player cabinet. They weren't sure four strangers would want to play a game together and they also had concerns about the four separate coin shoots (which were known to break easily). Confident in his game, ed logg convinced the marketing team to just go with it. Another gauntlet milestone was in the game's use of sound effects. Synthesized human voices had been used sporadically in games in the early eighties and while it had proved, on most occasions, to be moderately successful, was still considered something of a novelty. Gauntlet, however, revolutionized the concept of in-game speech and added immeasurably to the game's superb atmosphere. The deep timbre of gauntlet's very own 'dungeon master' would guide players through the levels, informing them that 'elf needs food, badly', or that 'wizard is about to die' and the always-good advice that is 'remember, don't shoot food.' note: the game contains exactly 212 sounds (including digitized voices, effects and musics). It was common practice to test a new arcade game at select locations before wide release. The operator was given the cabinet for free, but in exchange they couldn't promote it (as a precaution against competition) and they would share the coin drop numbers of it and all the other machines at the location so that atari could evaluate the new game's success against current games. But when ed logg came by to check on gauntlet during its field test, he found developers from sega snapping photos of the cabinet. Atari pulled it from that location and didn't work with the operator henceforth. A year after gauntlet's release in 1985, sega released a four-player arcade game called "quartet" (although it was side-scrolling). 7,848 units were sold in the u.s. A few thousand more were sold in japan and europe. Even though atari considered gauntlet a success, earlier games like "space invaders" and "ms. Pac-man" sold hundreds of thousands of cabinets. One of gauntlet's contemporaries from atari, the excellent temple of doom game, sold just 2,800 copies. Note : there were 20 officially released versions (see updates section for detailed info), including 6 '2-player' versions and various spanish, german and japanese versions. Counting 4-player english variants alone, there were 7 releases with various bug-fixes. The default high score screen of "cyberball 2072" features names of many atari arcade games, including gauntlet. Charles nagle holds the official record for this game with 4,401,169 points on march 28, 2003. Pony canyon / scitron released a limited-edition soundtrack album for this game (that's atari music vol.ii : g.s.m. Atari games 2 - pccb-00070) on september 21, 1991.

.50!), but players were resistant to the increase. The question at atari was: how do we get extra earnings? the idea with gauntlet was that with four players you earn four times as much with every play. It was a drop-in/drop-out design so if someone died they could immediately rejoin or someone new could step in -- there was no down time, so the quarters just kept coming. Another choice made specifically to increase the coin drop: there was no end to the game. Gauntlet would recycle levels by flipping them horizontally and vertically once the players had run through all of them. Gauntlet was a big success in 1985. But the marketing team at atari was actually worried about the four-player cabinet. They weren't sure four strangers would want to play a game together and they also had concerns about the four separate coin shoots (which were known to break easily). Confident in his game, ed logg convinced the marketing team to just go with it. Another gauntlet milestone was in the game's use of sound effects. Synthesized human voices had been used sporadically in games in the early eighties and while it had proved, on most occasions, to be moderately successful, was still considered something of a novelty. Gauntlet, however, revolutionized the concept of in-game speech and added immeasurably to the game's superb atmosphere. The deep timbre of gauntlet's very own 'dungeon master' would guide players through the levels, informing them that 'elf needs food, badly', or that 'wizard is about to die' and the always-good advice that is 'remember, don't shoot food.' note: the game contains exactly 212 sounds (including digitized voices, effects and musics). It was common practice to test a new arcade game at select locations before wide release. The operator was given the cabinet for free, but in exchange they couldn't promote it (as a precaution against competition) and they would share the coin drop numbers of it and all the other machines at the location so that atari could evaluate the new game's success against current games. But when ed logg came by to check on gauntlet during its field test, he found developers from sega snapping photos of the cabinet. Atari pulled it from that location and didn't work with the operator henceforth. A year after gauntlet's release in 1985, sega released a four-player arcade game called "quartet" (although it was side-scrolling). 7,848 units were sold in the u.s. A few thousand more were sold in japan and europe. Even though atari considered gauntlet a success, earlier games like "space invaders" and "ms. Pac-man" sold hundreds of thousands of cabinets. One of gauntlet's contemporaries from atari, the excellent temple of doom game, sold just 2,800 copies. Note : there were 20 officially released versions (see updates section for detailed info), including 6 '2-player' versions and various spanish, german and japanese versions. Counting 4-player english variants alone, there were 7 releases with various bug-fixes. The default high score screen of "cyberball 2072" features names of many atari arcade games, including gauntlet. Charles nagle holds the official record for this game with 4,401,169 points on march 28, 2003. Pony canyon / scitron released a limited-edition soundtrack album for this game (that's atari music vol.ii : g.s.m. Atari games 2 - pccb-00070) on september 21, 1991.

.50 !), mais les joueurs ont résisté à cette augmentation. La question chez atari était : comment pouvons-nous obtenir des revenus supplémentaires ? L'idée de Gauntlet était qu'avec quatre joueurs, vous gagnez quatre fois plus à chaque partie. Il s'agissait d'une conception sans accès/abandon, donc si quelqu'un mourait, il pouvait immédiatement revenir ou quelqu'un de nouveau pouvait intervenir - il n'y avait pas de temps d'arrêt, donc les quartiers continuaient à arriver. Autre choix fait spécifiquement pour augmenter la chute des pièces : il n'y avait pas de fin à la partie. Gauntlet recyclerait les niveaux en les retournant horizontalement et verticalement une fois que les joueurs les auraient tous parcourus. Gauntlet a connu un grand succès en 1985. Mais l'équipe marketing d'Atari s'inquiétait en réalité du modèle à quatre joueurs. Ils n'étaient pas sûrs que quatre inconnus voudraient jouer à un jeu ensemble et ils étaient également préoccupés par les quatre tirs de pièces distincts (qui étaient connus pour se briser facilement). Confiant dans son jeu, Ed Logg a convaincu l'équipe marketing de continuer. Une autre étape importante a été l'utilisation des effets sonores dans le jeu. Les voix humaines synthétisées avaient été utilisées sporadiquement dans des jeux au début des années 80 et, même si elles se sont révélées, dans la plupart des cas, avec un succès modéré, elles étaient encore considérées comme une nouveauté. Gauntlet, cependant, a révolutionné le concept de discours dans le jeu et a considérablement contribué à la superbe atmosphère du jeu. Le timbre profond du « maître de donjon » de Gauntlet guiderait les joueurs à travers les niveaux, les informant que « l'elfe a vraiment besoin de nourriture », ou que « le sorcier est sur le point de mourir » et le conseil toujours bon qui est « rappelez-vous, ne tirez pas sur la nourriture ». note : le jeu contient exactement 212 sons (dont des voix numérisées, des effets et des musiques). Il était courant de tester un nouveau jeu d'arcade dans certains endroits avant une diffusion à grande échelle. L'opérateur a reçu l'armoire gratuitement, mais en échange, il ne pouvait pas en faire la promotion (par mesure de précaution contre la concurrence) et il partagerait les numéros de pièces de monnaie de celle-ci et de toutes les autres machines sur place afin qu'Atari puisse évaluer le succès du nouveau jeu par rapport aux jeux actuels. Mais quand Ed Logg est venu vérifier Gauntlet lors de son test sur le terrain, il a trouvé des développeurs de Sega prenant des photos du coffret. Atari l'a retiré de cet endroit et n'a désormais plus travaillé avec l'opérateur. Un an après la sortie de Gauntlet en 1985, Sega a sorti un jeu d'arcade à quatre joueurs appelé « Quartet » (bien qu'il soit à défilement latéral). 7 848 unités ont été vendues aux États-Unis. Quelques milliers d'autres ont été vendus au Japon et en Europe. Même si Atari considérait Gauntlet comme un succès, des jeux antérieurs comme "Space Invaders" et "Ms. Pac-man" ont vendu des centaines de milliers d'armoires. L'un des contemporains de Gauntlet d'Atari, l'excellent jeu Temple of Doom, ne s'est vendu qu'à 2 800 exemplaires. Remarque : il y a eu 20 versions officiellement publiées (voir la section mises à jour pour des informations détaillées), dont 6 versions "2 joueurs" et diverses versions espagnoles, allemandes et japonaises. En comptant uniquement les variantes anglaises à 4 joueurs, il y a eu 7 versions avec diverses corrections de bugs. L'écran des meilleurs scores par défaut de "cyberball 2072" présente les noms de nombreux jeux d'arcade Atari, y compris Gauntlet. Charles Nagle détient le record officiel de ce jeu avec 4 401 169 points le 28 mars 2003. Pony Canyon / Scitron a sorti un album de bande originale en édition limitée pour ce jeu (c'est Atari Music vol.ii : g.s.m. Atari games 2 - pccb-00070) le 21 septembre 1991.

.50!), ma i giocatori si sono opposti all'aumento. La domanda su Atari era: come otteniamo guadagni extra? l'idea con Gauntlet era che con quattro giocatori si guadagna quattro volte di più ad ogni giocata. Era un design drop-in/drop-out, quindi se qualcuno moriva poteva ricongiungersi immediatamente o qualcun altro poteva subentrare: non c'erano tempi di inattività, quindi i soldi continuavano ad arrivare. Altra scelta fatta appositamente per aumentare il gettone: non c'era fine al gioco. Gauntlet riciclava i livelli girandoli orizzontalmente e verticalmente una volta che i giocatori li avevano attraversati tutti. Gauntlet fu un grande successo nel 1985. Ma il team marketing di Atari era in realtà preoccupato per il cabinato da quattro giocatori. Non erano sicuri che quattro sconosciuti avrebbero voluto giocare insieme e avevano anche preoccupazioni per i quattro tiri separati delle monete (che si sapeva si rompevano facilmente). Fiducioso nel suo gioco, Ed Logg convinse il team di marketing a seguirlo. Un'altra pietra miliare è stata l'uso degli effetti sonori nel gioco. Le voci umane sintetizzate erano state usate sporadicamente nei giochi all'inizio degli anni ottanta e, sebbene nella maggior parte delle occasioni si fosse rivelato un discreto successo, erano ancora considerate una sorta di novità. Gauntlet, tuttavia, ha rivoluzionato il concetto di parlato nel gioco e ha contribuito in modo incommensurabile alla superba atmosfera del gioco. Il timbro profondo del "dungeon master" di Gauntlet guida i giocatori attraverso i livelli, informandoli che "l'elfo ha un disperato bisogno di cibo" o che "il mago sta per morire" e il sempre buon consiglio è "ricorda, non sparare al cibo". nota: il gioco contiene esattamente 212 suoni (comprese voci, effetti e musiche digitalizzate). Era pratica comune testare un nuovo gioco arcade in luoghi selezionati prima del rilascio su vasta scala. All'operatore è stato dato il cabinato gratuitamente, ma in cambio non potevano promuoverlo (come precauzione contro la concorrenza) e avrebbero condiviso i numeri delle monete rilasciate su di esso e su tutte le altre macchine sul posto in modo che Atari potesse valutare il successo del nuovo gioco rispetto ai giochi attuali. Ma quando Ed Logg è passato a controllare Gauntlet durante il test sul campo, ha trovato gli sviluppatori di Sega che scattavano foto del cabinet. Atari lo ha prelevato da quella posizione e da quel momento in poi non ha più collaborato con l'operatore. Un anno dopo l'uscita di Gauntlet nel 1985, Sega pubblicò un gioco arcade per quattro giocatori chiamato "quartet" (sebbene fosse a scorrimento laterale). Negli Stati Uniti furono vendute 7.848 unità Altre migliaia furono vendute in Giappone e in Europa. Anche se Atari considerava Gauntlet un successo, i giochi precedenti come "Space Invaders" e "MS. Pac-Man" vendettero centinaia di migliaia di cabinati. Uno dei contemporanei di Gauntlet di Atari, l'eccellente gioco Temple of Doom, ha venduto solo 2.800 copie. Nota: sono state rilasciate 20 versioni ufficiali (vedi la sezione aggiornamenti per informazioni dettagliate), incluse 6 versioni per 2 giocatori e varie versioni spagnola, tedesca e giapponese. Contando solo le varianti inglesi per 4 giocatori, ci sono state 7 versioni con varie correzioni di bug. La schermata predefinita dei punteggi più alti di "cyberball 2072" presenta i nomi di molti giochi arcade Atari, incluso Gauntlet. Charles nagle detiene il record ufficiale per questo gioco con 4.401.169 punti il ​​28 marzo 2003. Pony canyon / scitron ha pubblicato un album con la colonna sonora in edizione limitata per questo gioco (that's atari music vol.ii: g.s.m. Atari games 2 - pccb-00070) il 21 settembre 1991.

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  • Always prioritize destroying enemy spawners.

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  • Donnez toujours la priorité à la destruction des géniteurs ennemis.

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  • Dai sempre la priorità alla distruzione dei generatori nemici.

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