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1. arcadeblogger.com › 2016/10/28 › bradley-trainerBradley Trainer: Atari’s Top Secret Military Project

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   Oct 28, 2016 · Bradley Trainer: Atari’s Top Secret Military Project. Tony October 28, 2016. Atari’s Battlezone arcade game released in 1981 was an immediate classic. This first-person wire frame vector shoot-em-up, puts the player at the controls of a tank wandering the wilderness of a futuristic-looking battlefield, shooting down enemy tanks, UFOs and ...

2. romchip.org › index › romchip-journalAtari’s Army Battlezone Project - ROMchip

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   In the wake of the popularity of Atari Inc.’s coin-op video game machine, Battlezon e (1980), a first-person futuristic tank combat simulation, the US Army approached the company to develop a version for its Bradley fighting vehicle, an armored infantry combat vehicle that went into service starting in 1981. Beyond the existence of prototypes ...

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3. www.moaa.org › Content › Publications-and-MediaMOAA - Creating Realism in Military-Themed Games

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   Aug 18, 2015 · Creating Realism in Military-Themed Games. August 18, 2015. Video games have come a long way since Atari's 1980 Battlezone, credited as the granddaddy to today's military-themed first-person shooters. Popular video games like the Call of Duty, Battlefield, Halo, and Medal of Honor franchises have bolstered the first-person shooter experience ...

4. znetwork.org › znetarticle › gaming-the-systemGaming the System: Military Recruitment in the Digital Age

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   Jul 3, 2024 · The military’s engagement with video games began in the 1980s with simulators like Battlezone, which was adapted for training tank gunners. But it really took off after the Gulf War in 1991, when the industry saw a surge in military-supported games such as LHX Attack Helicopter (1990), Super Battletank (1992), and Desert Strike (1992)—all set in the Middle East.

5. flashbak.com › in-1980-the-us-military-use-atariIn 1980 the US Military use Atari games to train troops for ...

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   Sep 22, 2013 · The military’s interest in the kinds of video games popular today dates to 1980, when Atari released its groundbreaking Battlezone. Not only did Battlezone evoke a three-dimensional world, as opposed to the two-dimensional worlds of such previous arcade hits as Asteroids and Tempest, but players viewed the action from a first-person ...

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   Aug 7, 2012 · In the 1980s, Atari's Battlezone was the first video game to use 3D technology and sparked interest from the United States military. Learn more about Battlez...

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   Does Battlezone have a space theme?

   • Interdepartmental memos on the development of Battlezone appear to understand the game as space themed. Did that ever have an influence on making the tanks angular? That form certainly brings a space-like theme into the game. Was the emphasis on space ever part of your own design process for the cabinet?

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   When did Battlezone come out?

   • Battlezone was distributed in Japan by Sega and Taito in 1981. The system was based on vector hardware designed by Howard Delman which was introduced in Lunar Lander and saw success with Asteroids. The 3D hardware which drove the program saw use in future games, including Red Baron, released in 1981.

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   Why is Battlezone adapted?

   • The Battlezone code itself was heavily adapted too. The gameplay (if we can call it that) removed the need to “Drive” the vehicle. As Rotberg explains: It was meant to be a casual training device for the Infantry Fighting Vehicle, so you’d be able to recognise the silhouettes of friends as opposed to foes.

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   Who designed Battlezone?

   • The game was primarily designed by Ed Rotberg, who was mainly inspired by Atari's top-down shooter game Tank (1974). Battlezone was distributed in Japan by Sega and Taito in 1981. The system was based on vector hardware designed by Howard Delman which was introduced in Lunar Lander and saw success with Asteroids.

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   Why did we leave Army Battlezone?

   • So it was part of Army Battlezone, so we certainly left it. And the other reason would have been for stability, you know. And, then again, there might have been short GIs too. RG: Army Battlezone utilized Battlezone cabinets but the actual interface and the front, vacuum from bezel, those were different to meet the actual Bradley trainer?

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   Is Battlezone a first-person shooter?

   • " 'Battlezone' Classic Mode fulfills the promise of '80s VR". Engadget. Retrieved September 23, 2017. It's been 36 years since Atari released Battlezone and effectively created the first-person shooter in the process. ^ Staff (May 1, 2017). "A 43-year history of first-person shooters - from Maze War to Destiny 2". GamesRadar.

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   Battlezone. (1980 video game) Battlezone is a first-person shooter tank combat game released for arcades in November 1980 by Atari, Inc. The player controls a tank which is attacked by other tanks and missiles. Using a small radar scanner along with the terrain window, the player can locate enemies and obstacles around them in the barren landscape.