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SPACE INVADERS |
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Publisher: Taito |
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Release Date: June 1978 |
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additional comments |
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Though Pong was a huge success, Space Invaders is the game that took it all to a whole new level. |
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As of 2007, Space Invaders has pulled in over $500 million in revenue. |
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Space Invaders was the first console “killer app”, helping the Atari 2600 quadruple its sales upon its home release. |
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The game was designed by Tomohiro Nishikado. |
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The original title was “Space Monsters”. |
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Space Invaders has home versions released for numerous consoles and is still updated in games today, like Space Invaders Extreme. |
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The game actually caused a shortage of 100 yen coins in Japan. |
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Space Invaders was re-released in 2003 to commemorate its 25th anniversary. The game was packaged with the re-release of Qix. |
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