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Space Panic

Space Panic (スぺース・パ二ック, Supesu Panikku) is a 1980 arcade video game developed by Universal. Presented in a side view, the player digs holes in horizontal platforms to trap pursuing aliens, then eliminates them by hitting them with a shovel. A port to the PV-1000 by Casio and a ColecoVision version by CBS Electronics were both released in 1983.

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Genre
Platform
Developers
Universal CBS Electronics (CV)
Modes
Single-player, multiplayer
Platforms
Arcade, ColecoVision, PV-1000
Publishers
Universal Coleco (CV) Casio (PV-1000)
Release
November 1980: Arcade 1983: PV-1000, ColecoVision

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Legacy

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Space Panic

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples41
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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Space Panic

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related to Reception · 14
Space Panic → Coleco, ColecoVision, Digital Press Online, Electronic Games, In, In Japan, In North America, It, Jump Bug, Kevin Oleniacz, No, Scramble, That's, The
related to Development · 12
Space Panic → Bomb Jack, Digger, Do, Heiankyo Alien, Kazutoshi Ueda, Lady Bug, Mr, Tecmo, Tehkan, Tehkan World Cup, The, Universal
related to Legacy · 8
Space Panic → Apple Panic, Do's Castle, It, Lode Runner, Mr, North America, Universal, While
Developers · 1
Space Panic → Universal CBS Electronics (CV)
Genre · 1
Space Panic → Platform
Modes · 1
Space Panic → Single-player, multiplayer
Platforms · 1
Space Panic → Arcade, ColecoVision, PV-1000
Publishers · 1
Space Panic → Universal Coleco (CV) Casio (PV-1000)
Release · 1
Space Panic → November 1980: Arcade 1983: PV-1000, ColecoVision
related to External links · 1
Space Panic → KLOV

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panic space game 1983 platforms games arcade climbing universal digging genre colecovision holes 1981 later home aliens pv-1000 also video

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Space PanicDevelopersUniversal CBS Electronics (CV)1.00infobox
Space PanicGenrePlatform1.00infobox
Space PanicModesSingle-player, multiplayer1.00infobox
Space PanicPlatformsArcade, ColecoVision, PV-10001.00infobox
Space PanicPublishersUniversal Coleco (CV) Casio (PV-1000)1.00infobox
Space PanicReleaseNovember 1980: Arcade 1983: PV-1000, ColecoVision1.00infobox
Space Panicrelated to DevelopmentThe0.60section
Space Panicrelated to DevelopmentKazutoshi Ueda0.60section
Space Panicrelated to DevelopmentLady Bug0.60section
Space Panicrelated to DevelopmentMr0.60section
Space Panicrelated to DevelopmentDo0.60section
Space Panicrelated to DevelopmentUniversal0.60section

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