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Warrior (ウォーリア)

Released in 1978

Member Rating

***.5
(3 total votes)

Manufacturer: Cinematronics
Developer: Cinematronics
Distributor: Cinematronics

Mame ROM Info
warrior, Warrior

Display
Vector
Orientation
Horizontal
Resolution
0 x 0
Colors
256, Color
Genre
Fighting
Attributes
[no data]
Controls
[no data]
Size/Weight of Upright (crated weight)
68.2500 " x 25.1250" x 26.5000" , 280.00lb.

Game Summary

Two-player sword-fighting game with vector graphics.

Hardware Info

CCPU cpu @ 5 Mhz
* Samples audio

* Information was extracted from Mame, so "Samples audio" may indicate the game has analog sound hardware.

Hardware Platform: -Unique or Unknown-

Game Details

This was the last game the Cinematronics spin-off company Vectorbeam made.

A two-player only game, Warrior featured a top-down view of two warriors with swords using vector graphics. The play field was a detailed, brightly colored overlay.

Each player used a joystick to move both the warrior. The game was time-limited, and the warrior with the most kills at the end was the winner. A kill was scored with either a series of good sword hits to the opponent, or by an opponent falling into one of the two pits.

Coinop.org Member Ratings / Comments

***** by spiltmilkUSA. Comment: "This is the most important game of my youth. I played it only once, in a Farrell's Ice Cream Shoppe in San Diego, and I dreamt about it ever since. It took till today to do the web research. HUZZAH! It rules!" (2005-05-23 21:55:41Z)

**** by goat. Comment: "It's very cool. Although the "256 colors" statement isn't true. It's a monochrome vector display with an actual 3D playfield that is lit by blacklight. I found some eproms and piggybacked "Tailgunner" onto the motherboard on my Warrior. The amazing thing about the game is that it has no microprocessor - it's all done in discrete logic! Gary garytraveis@yahoo.com" (2003-07-02 03:16:35Z)

*    by mapiper. Comment: "My very favorite vector game of all time. Brings back sweet memories of a great time in my life. I only wish i could find one! The game was revolutionary for its time, using the screen backdrop the way it did. Awesome." (2003-05-07 21:16:35Z)

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'Warrior' cabinet photo
cabinet photo
'Warrior' title screen
title screen
'Warrior' gameplay screen shot
gameplay screen
'Warrior' control panel
control panel
'Warrior' promotional flyer
promotional flyer

"Maybe" Images

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Warrior Flyer: 2 Back Warrior Flyer: 1 Front

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