In 1990, SEGA released Moonwalker, an arcade video game starring Michael Jackson. In the game, you maneuver a Michael Jackson "benevolent gangster" sprite through a pool hall, a dark alley, and a graveyard. You (Michael Jackson) fight thugs, robots, and zombies with supercharged dance moves, and you free tied-up child hostages to the bit-tunes of "Bad," "Smooth Criminal," and "Beat It."
If Michael Jackson receives too much enemy damage, he falls on his face and cries "help me!," begging the defeated player to insert another quarter and revive Michael's mission to heal the underworld.
If you do not insert another quarter, Jackson's corpse transmogrifies into stardust and flies heavenward. Then the stardust rains down and crystallizes into the words GAME OVER.
See 6:18–7:00 in the following video.
If Michael Jackson receives too much enemy damage, he falls on his face and cries "help me!," begging the defeated player to insert another quarter and revive Michael's mission to heal the underworld.
If you do not insert another quarter, Jackson's corpse transmogrifies into stardust and flies heavenward. Then the stardust rains down and crystallizes into the words GAME OVER.
See 6:18–7:00 in the following video.
I like that the entire game is basically one long, bullet-ridden round of freeze tag...
Publicado por: fantasy weather league | 29/06/09 en 11:32