Gladiator
Gladitor is the VideoBrain equivilent of Combat, but is a
bit more advanced. Two players must square off in a
shootout in an attempt to score the most points. One
thing that makes Gladiator standout is that it boasts 384
different game variations (take THAT Atari!), each one with a
different set of characteristics.
Gladiator has three basic game types, each with various
options that can be configured:
Game
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Type
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Description
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1-127
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Ancient Gladiator
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Two gladiators face off in arena throwing spears
at each other. A lion also roams the screen
attacking each player |
128-255
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Scrimmage
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Also referred to as the "Modern" Gladiator, this
is basically a football scrimmage where the player
attempts to get the football to the other end of the
screen while avoiding the other player. The player
may also pass the ball by pressing the fire button.
A computer controlled blocker is also present |
256-384
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Future Gladiator
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Two space ships face off in outer space shooting
lasers at each other. A space mine also floats
around making things difficult |
Although Gladiator has a part number of
EN01, it was not the first entertainment cartridge produced
(that honor goes to Pinball). Approximately 2,531
cartridges were manufactured from 4-7-78 to 2-12-79, making
Gladiator an uncommon cartridge.
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