Lost In Translation/Eliminator
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| Manufacturer | Gremlin |
| Released | 1981 |
| Control Method |
2-way Joystick 2 Button(s) |
| Main CPU | Z80 (@ 4.000 MHz) |
| Sound CPU | Mono Discrete |
| Video Details |
Vector (Horizontal) 0 x 0 pixels 40.00 Hz 256 Palette colours |
| Screens | 1 |
| ROM Info | 16 ROMs 29,728 bytes (29.03 KiB) |
| MAME ID | elim2 · elim2a · elim2c · elim4 · elim4p |
About The Game
Eliminator is an arcade video game.
A large spheroid known as the Eliminator floats randomly about the screen destroying everything it touches. Pilot a space ship around and avoid being hit by it, other players, or drones while fighting.
Trivia
Released in December 1981.
Also released as :
- "Eliminator [Cocktail 2-Player model]"
- "Eliminator [4-Player model]".
Updates
There are two '2-player' revision of this game :
- Set 2 : The oldest version of eliminator had small, fast and accurate firing drones. There was a 'counter' for each player that counted down from 30. Texts on screen are purple.
- Set 1 : The latest versions is the most commonly found version. In this version, the drones are more colorful, larger and dumb. There are no counters, just a score for each player. Texts on screen are green.
Staff
- Designed And Programmed By
- Larry Clague
- Mike Hendricks
Cabinet and Artwork
Eliminator cabinet.
Eliminator cocktail version.
Eliminator 4-player version.
Prototype of the Eliminator 4-player version.
Eliminator flyer.
Alternate Eliminator flyer.
Alternate Eliminator flyer.
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Ports
- Consoles
- Sony PSP (2006, "Sega Genesis Collection")
