Description: Experience the thrill of the first ever computer space arcade game! This classic arcade game is a must-have for any collector or gaming enthusiast. With its vintage look and feel, you'll be transported back in time to the golden age of arcade gaming. This arcade game is perfect for those who love a challenge and enjoy the excitement of vintage gaming. It is a great addition to any collection and will provide hours of entertainment. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own a piece of history and experience the thrill of the first ever computer space arcade game! From Arcade History: Exciting player action occurs as coin is inserted and start button os pushed to activate the unit, A rocket ship appears out of nowhere and at the same instant the once friendly flying saucer begins firing missiles at the rocket ship. Now at the controls of the rocket ship, you begin to evade the missiles bearing down on you and maneuver into position to fire your own missiles at the saucers. The thrust motors from your rocket ship, the rocket turning signals, the firing of your missiles and explosions fill the air with the sights and sounds of combat as your battle against the saucers for the highest score. Outscore or hit the saucers with your missiles more times than they hit you for extended play in hyperspace. Attain hyperspace and the playfield turns white and gives you a vision of daylight in outer space. Thrill to the reality of controlling your own rocket ship in gravity-free outer space. Battle the saucers in a duel of wits and coordination! This was the first arcade video game. Its creator, Nolan Bushnell, set forth the basic design that all dedicated arcade games would follow. A board or set of boards to run that particular game not a multipurpose computer, a display, controls, coin acceptor and separate power supply. The coinbox in this game was a paint-thinner can. A Computer Space unit appears in the 1973 movie 'Soylent Green', starring Charlton Heston. It appears briefly on screen being played by a woman while policeman Heston is visiting the apartment's owner. A yellow Computer Space unit appears in the 1975 movie 'Jaws', during the arcade/beach scene (approximately 40 minutes from the beginning).
Price: 87000 USD
Location: Denver, Colorado
End Time: 2025-01-21T17:14:50.000Z
Shipping Cost: 800 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Brand: Atari
Game Title: computer space
Year: 1971
Original/Reproduction: Original
