PeRFiDiouS
In Memoriam
I picked this up in a trade from another KLOV'er. While it works it does have a few issues still to be worked out. This may be the first motion simulator type game ever made. It has a motor attached to a worm drive under the seat which moves the chair right to left by the joystick controls. The joystick also controls the on screen site up/down/left/right motion. The game is electromechanical and uses an automotive 8track tape player for sounds.
*Movies* (poor quality)
*For Gameplay see link below*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upBA2eP1Oa4
As you can see in the video the chair motion is not working right yet. It has a worn out slip-clutch type mechanism that I am in the process of rebuilding. We sorted out coin up issues and fixed a scoring problem. The projection of the planes was constant but I have got it to become somewhat random although I do not think it is 100% correct yet. It has some bad relays that I have to order and is missing game sounds that do not come off the 8track. I had no documentation on this game and was going on 30yo memories of playing it as a kid. I have since found a 3ppg manual and schematic online. If you have the original documentation for it and would like to sell it please contact me.
*Movies* (poor quality)
*For Gameplay see link below*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upBA2eP1Oa4
As you can see in the video the chair motion is not working right yet. It has a worn out slip-clutch type mechanism that I am in the process of rebuilding. We sorted out coin up issues and fixed a scoring problem. The projection of the planes was constant but I have got it to become somewhat random although I do not think it is 100% correct yet. It has some bad relays that I have to order and is missing game sounds that do not come off the 8track. I had no documentation on this game and was going on 30yo memories of playing it as a kid. I have since found a 3ppg manual and schematic online. If you have the original documentation for it and would like to sell it please contact me.
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