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ASTROSMASH |
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Publisher: Mattel Electronics |
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[back] |
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Release Date: 1981 |
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additional comments |
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Astrosmash was originally an Asteroids clone called Meteor!, but was changed to avoid a possible lawsuit from Atari |
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Astrosmash was also released for the Mattel Aquarius computer, as well as for the Atari 2600 by M Network under the title “Astroblast” |
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In late 1983, Astrosmash replaced Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack as the pack-in game with the console |
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By June 1983, almost one million Astrosmash cartridges had been shipped |
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Astrosmash can be found on the Intellivision Lives! CD for XBox, Playstation 2, and GameCube. |
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A pdf scan of the manual can be found by clicking here. |
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