Arcade / Arcade - Collect'em! · 1984
Bio-Defense
Published by Tymac, Inc. · Developed by Game Gems, Inc.
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Information
- Genre
- Arcade - Collect'em!
- Language
- Machine Language
- Controls
- Joystick
- Players
- 1, 2 (alt.)
- Programmer(s)
- Aspromatis, Arthur J.
- Graphic Artist(s)
- Aspromatis, Arthur J.
- Sound
- Carbonaro, Gregory
- Cover Artist(s)
- [unknown]
- Year
- 1984
- Publisher
- Tymac, Inc.
- Developer
- Game Gems, Inc.
- Country
- USA
- License
- Commercial
- Medium
- Disk, Cartridge
- Rarity
- 10 (Disk), 10 (Cartridge)
- Serial
- -
Votes / Statistics
Rating: 5.6/10 · Votes: 18 · Downloads: 430 · Hits: 7,057
Additional Comments
Many thanks to Sean Monahan / John Hardie for scanning the flyer!
Missing original tape / disk / cartridge images!
Screenshots (4)
Ads (1)
Comments (1)
Muffy St. Bernard — 30 Mar 2008
The lesson of "Bio-defense" is that white blood cells live tedious, repetitive lives. Once you've finished playing "which box is the infection in?" you play a sort of Pac-Man "follow the germ" through a slice of body tissue. Around and around you go. Over and over again. The only redeeming feature is the excellent sound design. I hope my body sounds like this on the inside.