MAME:Area 51 Playthrough Level 5

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Uploaded by on Jul 18, 2009

The whole video was 24 Minutes long so i split the playthrough into Parts so here is level 5 of the Area 51 Playthrough enjoy!

Area 51 (c) 10/1995 Atari Games.

- TECHNICAL -

Upright cabinet dimensions : 72'' (182cm) high x 29, 25'' (75cm) wide x 34'' (86cm) deep.
Upright cabinet weight : 350 lbs (159 kg).

Atari Cojag hardware
Game ID : 136105

Main CPU : 68EC020 (@ 25 Mhz), Jaguar (@ 26 Mhz)
Sound CPU : Jaguar (@ 26 Mhz)
Sound Chips : (2x) DAC (@ 26 Mhz)

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 320 x 240 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 65534

Players : 2
Control : lightgun
Buttons : 1

- TRIVIA -

Developed by Mesa Logic for Atari (although also licensed as a Time Warner product in certain territories), Area 51 was the first game for the Cojag hardware. The 'Cojag' represents Coin-Operated Jaguar, as in the Atari console. The Jaguar hardware was adapted for use in an arcade setting, with a slightly modified board to bring it in line with the standard Atari arcade system. Since the hardware could process very large amounts of data, it was considered far cheaper to store this on an IDE hard drive, connected to the main board. The hard drive was the key to the game play's movie capability. There's about 23 minutes of video on the 1 GB hard drive. The Cojag system can support 16Bit video streams. The original Area 51 uses 1 15 Bit stream for the main video, and an additional 1 Bit stream for the Kronn Hunter palette corruption. Apparently Atari wanted the sprites in Kronn Hunter mode to change colour as the chance of them killing you increased, but this idea was abandoned. It did, however, resurface in some of the home versions.

Another interesting fact is that the software designer had the option of using either a 68010 or a MIPS R3000 as the primary CPU - making the Cojag the first 2 in 1 hardware option, although it was more of a hotswappable system than two processors in one. Indeed, later production runs of Area 51 used the R3000, for greater compatibility with "Maximum Force", the followup game.

Note : Often associated with UFO lore, Area 51 is originally the former designation by Department of Energy of a plot of land in Nevada. Sometimes referred to as Groom Lake or Dreamland, the United States government is believed to operate some sort of research and development center there (Some claim that the facility is now closed).

Rick Haynes holds the official record for this game with 2, 188, 400 points on April 10, 1999.

- UPDATES -

REVISION 1 :
* Software version : 2.03CJ
* Build date : OS : Oct 25 1995 10 :19 :38 / MAIN : Oct 25 1995 11 :08 :10

REVISION 2 :
* Software version : 2.03CJ
* Build date : OS : Nov 15 1995 13 :32 :32 / MAIN : Nov 27 1995 15 :51 :56

REVISION 3 :
* Software version : 2.06CJ
* Build date : OS : Nov 11 1996 11 :46 :43 / MAIN : Oct 24 1996 12 :02 :23

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  • 1:55 WTF?!

  • The alien said "Just go I'm not fighting"

    (shoots Alien)

    I did kill him!

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  • This is such a 90s game. Look at all that office equipment. Lmao. So 90s.

  • 2 thingsd that were kinda weird...one was that the alien in the office was either dying or masterbating...anf the other is that the (Buff) Staar dude scremed like a little bitch lmao!

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  • @DevinFighter Well let's just saying u were saving him from becoming a life form like his troops did. U had to kill him before he becomes one of them.

  • 1:55 OMG!! The generals mutating into one of them.

  • 1:01 Now we see the aliens in their true form.

  • @ 2:13 "give me some bromance"

  • i hate it how those swat guys just are there but dont help i always shoot them to go to the secret level in the arcade version....i miss the 90s :(

  • i could pass the whole levels with 1 coin twice

  • WALK SLOWLY THROUGH FIRE.

    HELL YEAH!

  • awsome the ant alien things!!!!

  • @Lol123456ish "Clean Sweep, report."

    "Recon! What the heck is going on!?"

    It used to be "what the hell," but they ended up changing the dialogue...I suppose to avoid damaging the younger players XD. As if the aliens, shooting, fires, and explosions won't give out enough nightmares! XD

    Loved this game!

  • Sweet, I didn't know CRTs could bounce like that XD!

  • Just letting you know, you can also shoot the paintings for points and powerups.

  • What a stupid Kronn, in 1:57. The names of the aliens are the Kronn in the game.

  • does everything in this game explode xD the fire extinguisher explodes like wtf

  • i've always wondered this but wat does the guy on the radio say while ur going down the lift?

  • so much nostalgia

  • hhahaha i love how the alien hits you with the butt of his gun and it makes a bullet hole on the screen lol

  • Shoot the paintings to get a powerup!

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