“I’m very proud to have been part of the repair effort”.
1979’s Galaxian was Namco’s answer to Taito’s Space Invaders, but would later evolve into something a little more unique.
1990’s Galaxian 3: Project Dragoon used Laserdisc technology to present players with an immersive 3D environment inside an impressive circular cabinet installation, delivering a rail-shooter experience quite unlike any seen in arcades up to this point. It was designed as a theme park attraction for 1990’s International Garden and Greenery Exposition in Japan, but was also released in a more modest form for regular arcades in 1992 and would be ported to PS1 in 1996.
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“I’m very proud to have been part of the repair effort”.
1979’s Galaxian was Namco’s answer to Taito’s Space Invaders, but would later evolve into something a little more unique.
1990’s Galaxian 3: Project Dragoon used Laserdisc technology to present players with an immersive 3D environment inside an impressive circular cabinet installation, delivering a rail-shooter experience quite unlike any seen in arcades up to this point. It was designed as a theme park attraction for 1990’s International Garden and Greenery Exposition in Japan, but was also released in a more modest form for regular arcades in 1992 and would be ported to PS1 in 1996.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
