Space Invaders
Space Invaders is a Video game programmed by Toshihiro Nishikado for the Japanese company Taito, appeared on Borne of arcade in 1978. Generally regarded as the first Shot them up ever created, it is also one of the most famous and popular plays of the history. Although simplistic according to the current criteria, it belongs to the original traditional video game as well as CAP-Man and others of its contemporaries.
Street art
This play since the Nineties was diverted by an artist " street" French who invades cities of the whole world with mosaics, all different, inspired by Space Invaders and other video games of the time. It compares the mosaic to numerical pixel which it cements on the walls of the city and carries out charts the representative. Acting in anonymity, it is made call Invader and all its actions are filed, one can see a part of it on its Internet site.
The series
Space Invaders knew many data-processing Portage S, Remake S or Réédition S on family systems (published by Taito with the Japan, except contrary mention).- 1980 - Atari 2600, Atari 8-bit (Atari)
- 1981 - Color Space Invaders - TRS-80 Coconut (Spectral Associates), Dragon 32/64 (Dragon Dated)
- 1982 - Atari 5200 (Atari)
- 1985 - MSX, BORN, SG-1000
- 1990 - Game Boy
- 1990 - Space Invaders: Fukkatsu No Hi - PC Engine
- 1991 - Super Space Invaders - Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS, Range GEAR, Master System, ZX Spectrum (Domark)
- 1995 - Space Invaders: Original The Range - PC Engine (Super CD-ROM ²) (NEC Corporation)
- 1999 - Nintendo 64, PlayStation, Windows, Game Boy Color (Activision)
- 1999 - Wonderswan (SunSoft)
- 2002 - Game Boy Advance (Activision)
- 2003 - Cellphone
- 2003 - Space Invaders Anniversary - PlayStation 2, Windows (Empire Interactive)
- 2005 - Space Invaders Revolution - Nintendo DS (Rising Star Ranges)
- 2006 - Space Invaders Evolution - Portable PlayStation (Rising Star Ranges)
See too
Internal bonds
- chronological Shot them up
- List of the shot them up
External bonds
- Space Invaders Anniversary on the site of Taito
- Space invaders on The Killer List off Videogames
- Space invaders on Arcade-History
Notes and reference
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