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George Plimpton compares the Intellivision game Star Strike to Atari's Asteroids in this 1982 commercial.
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I know which one I would have bought at the time! that's a cool looking game! but how many people in the street would name check it now! asteroids is a classic that stood the test of time!
yeah a comparison would have been Zaxxon for the Atari 2600, however that game was not BY Atari... (also I don't know if Star Strike came out before Zaxxon)
"Starstrike features our most exciting visual effect: the total destruction of a planet."
LOL, even back then they were overly obsessed with "visual effects"... It's about gameplay, folks! Look at Tetris, one of the most popular games, but it only needs the most rudimentary graphics.
I played both these games back in the day and I thought Star Strike sucked and Asteroids is still fun to play to this day thus it stood the tests of time well. (Throws egg on George Plimpton's face! :p)
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LOL, even back then they were overly obsessed with "visual effects"... It's about gameplay, folks! Look at Tetris, one of the most popular games, but it only needs the most rudimentary graphics.