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Qwak!

Qwak! is a 1974 light gun shooter video game developed by Cyan Engineering and published by Atari for arcades. In the game, ducks fly one at a time across the screen, and the player shoots at them using a light gun attached to the game cabinet. The player gets three shots per duck; ducks change direction away from missed shots, and fall to the bottom of…

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Genre
Light gun shooter
Designer
Ron Milner
Developer
Cyan Engineering
Mode
Single-player
Platform
Arcade
Publishers
NA: Atari · JP: Namco

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Qwak!

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples59
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.066667
Components1

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Qwak!

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related to Development · 24
Qwak! → America, Amusement Machines Exposition, Atari, August, Balloon Gun, Cash Box, Cyan Engineering, December, In, It, June, Kee Games, Magnavox Odyssey, MOA, Music, Music Operators, November, Qwak, Ray-O-Lite Rifle Range, Ron Milner
related to Legacy · 13
Qwak! → Atari, Baer, Beginning, Billiards, Cash Box, Duck Shooting, In, On November, Qwak, Ralph, The, Videogames, With
related to Gameplay · 9
Qwak! → As, Attempting, Each, If, Machines, One, Qwak, The, When
related to External links · 3
Qwak! → Killer List, Qwak, Videogames
Publishers · 2
Qwak! → JP: Namco, NA: Atari
Release · 2
Qwak! → JP: July 1975, NA: November 1974
Designer · 1
Qwak! → Ron Milner
Developer · 1
Qwak! → Cyan Engineering
Genre · 1
Qwak! → Light gun shooter
Mode · 1
Qwak! → Single-player

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game duck gun screen light qwak 1974 player time november atari games ducks hit nintendo arcade one baer cyan engineering

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Qwak!DesignerRon Milner1.00infobox
Qwak!DeveloperCyan Engineering1.00infobox
Qwak!GenreLight gun shooter1.00infobox
Qwak!ModeSingle-player1.00infobox
Qwak!PlatformArcade1.00infobox
Qwak!PublishersNA: Atari1.00infobox
Qwak!PublishersJP: Namco1.00infobox
Qwak!ReleaseNA: November 19741.00infobox
Qwak!ReleaseJP: July 19751.00infobox
Qwak!is a1974 light gun shooter video game developed by Cyan Engineering and published by Atari for arcades0.90text
Qwak!related to DevelopmentThe0.60section
Qwak!related to DevelopmentAtari0.60section

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