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Shoot'em Up! / Shoot'em Up! - Rescue · 1981

Protector

Published by Synapse Software · Developed by [n/a]

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Information

Genre
Shoot'em Up! - Rescue
Language
Machine Language
Controls
Joystick
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Potter, Mike
Graphic Artist(s)
[n/a]
Sound
[n/a]
Cover Artist(s)
Boxell, Tim
Year
1981
Publisher
Synapse Software
Developer
[n/a]
Country
USA
License
Commercial
Medium
Tape, Disk
Rarity
8 (Tape), 8 (Disk)
Serial
-

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 7.8/10 · Votes: 24 · Downloads: 2,545 · Hits: 12,136

Additional Comments

Missing original tape image!

Screenshots (4)

Protector — screenshot 1
Protector — screenshot 1
Protector — screenshot 2
Protector — screenshot 2
Protector — screenshot 3
Protector — screenshot 3
Protector — screenshot 4
Protector — screenshot 4

Cover Art (2)

Tape 1
Tape 1
Tape 2
Tape 2

Ads (3)

Here's What They Said · 1982
Here's What They Said · 1982
Get serious or else... just play games! · 1982
Get serious or else... just play games! · 1982
Get Serious or Else... · 1982
Get Serious or Else... · 1982

Comments (4)

  • the big m16 Mar 2025

    System seller, eh? Another example of playabity over graphics. The sound is actually cool. Recommened.

  • Brian Atwood13 Sept 2021

    I saw this game being demoed in an electronic store when I was a kid and it's what made me convince my parents to get an Atari 800.

  • Dominic trill4 Oct 2016

    And yes, still playing it in 2016!

  • Dominic Trill29 Oct 2005

    Top game from Mike Potter of Synapse,Star Raiders is credited as 'wowing' everyone who saw it as THE game which made them rush out to get an Atari,but this(in my lowly opinion!) demonstrates what a really playable game(with great graphics,sound and music for 1981) this was and still is.The follow-up(Guess what?Protector II!) was an improved version(and good for it),but this is the one for me!Still playing it today,24 years after its release!If you have'nt got it,why not???

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