Centuri Lost Prototype - Freddy Flames

[aeroflott]

Wrote up a piece on the blog over the weekend, that I figured would be of interest to KLOVers.

Sourced some pics of a never-released Centuri game, Freddie Flames, programmed by Lee Feuling, who was at the company for a brief stint in 1983.

The article is here:

https://arcadeblogger.com/2022/04/09/freddy-flames-centuris-lost-arcade-game/

Cheers!

 

[IC777]

If there was ever a fitting title name for an arcade game that didn't make the cut….

 

[CameronMcC]

I was listening to the Ted Dabney Experience podcast with Lee Feuling this week and heard about this one and Grab A Goose. Id love to see both of those games foundand preserved. I wonder if anyone thought to hold onto the roms and if so where are they.

 

[ArcadeTechGW]

Interesting concept. Killed by the boom of Nintendo and Atari's 2600.

Damn shame if you ask me. But you didn't. So it is what it is to you.

 

[alfonzotan]

I was listening to the Ted Dabney Experience podcast with Lee Feuling this week and heard about this one and Grab A Goose. Id love to see both of those games foundand preserved. I wonder if anyone thought to hold onto the roms and if so where are they.

Literally just listened to that this afternoon.

I worked in a fighter squadron for several years in the 90's, made me wonder if I ever ran into Feuling (who was an F-4 and F-15E pilot in USAF after his coder days) there.

 

[CameronMcC]

Interesting concept. Killed by the boom of Nintendo and Atari's 2600.

Damn shame if you ask me. But you didn't. So it is what it is to you.

Funny enough, during the podcast he talks about how they really didn't notice the video game crash from where they were stationed in the world.

 

[videodan]

Looks like a missed opportunity. Great article, though…