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MIDI Maze

MIDI Maze, also known as Faceball 2000, is a networked first-person shooter maze video game for the Atari ST developed by Xanth Software F/X and released in 1987 by Hybrid Arts. The game takes place in a maze of untextured walls. The world animates smoothly as the player turns, much like the earlier Wayout, instead of only permitting 90 degree changes of…

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Developer
Xanth Software F/X
Genres
First-person shooter, maze
Mode
Multiplayer
Platforms
Atari ST, Game Boy, Game Gear, Super NES, Super CD-ROM²
Publishers
Hybrid Arts (ST) Bullet-Proof Software (GB, SNES) Riverhillsoft (SCDROM2, GG)
Release
NA: 1987 · NA: December 1991 · NA: September 1992 · JP: November 26, 1993 · JP: December 17, 1993

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MIDI Maze

Nodes44
Edges43
Triples59
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
Components1

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MIDI Maze

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related to Reception · 21
MIDI Maze → Active Computerized Embarkation, CNET Gamecenter, Den, Dragon, Entertainment Weekly, Faceball, Game Boy, Geek, HAPPYFACE, Holographically Assisted Physical Pattern, In, In Faceball, More, Sandy Petersen, SNES, Super Gamer, The Game Boy, Ultra, Underrated Game Boy Games, Yielded
related to Legacy · 15
MIDI Maze → Ask, Atari ST, Atari ST's MIDI, Audio, GamesRadar, Markus Fritze, MIDI, MIDI-Maze II, Nomad's Reviews, Nostalgia Nerd, Paleotronic, Personal Computer World, Sigma-Soft, TheGamer, VG247
related to Unreleased ports · 7
MIDI Maze → According, Atari, IBM PC, NES, Robert Champagne, ROM, Xanth
related to Development · 6
MIDI Maze → AI, George Miller, James Yee, Michael Park, The, Xanth Software F/X
Release · 5
MIDI Maze → JP: December 17, 1993, JP: November 26, 1993, NA: 1987, NA: December 1991, NA: September 1992
Developer · 1
MIDI Maze → Xanth Software F/X
Genres · 1
MIDI Maze → First-person shooter, maze
Mode · 1
MIDI Maze → Multiplayer
Platforms · 1
MIDI Maze → Atari ST, Game Boy, Game Gear, Super NES, Super CD-ROM²
Publishers · 1
MIDI Maze → Hybrid Arts (ST) Bullet-Proof Software (GB, SNES) Riverhillsoft (SCDROM2, GG)

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game boy midi maze faceball 2000 players also xanth atari version released first-person st ports 1987 software original 16-player developed

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MIDI MazeDeveloperXanth Software F/X1.00infobox
MIDI MazeGenresFirst-person shooter, maze1.00infobox
MIDI MazeModeMultiplayer1.00infobox
MIDI MazePlatformsAtari ST, Game Boy, Game Gear, Super NES, Super CD-ROM²1.00infobox
MIDI MazePublishersHybrid Arts (ST) Bullet-Proof Software (GB, SNES) Riverhillsoft (SCDROM2, GG)1.00infobox
MIDI MazeReleaseNA: 19871.00infobox
MIDI MazeReleaseNA: December 19911.00infobox
MIDI MazeReleaseNA: September 19921.00infobox
MIDI MazeReleaseJP: November 26, 19931.00infobox
MIDI MazeReleaseJP: December 17, 19931.00infobox
MIDI Mazerelated to DevelopmentThe0.60section
MIDI Mazerelated to DevelopmentXanth Software F/X0.60section

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