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Missile Command Recharged
After their first engagement, Asteroids Recharged, Alan-1 and Atari SA are now working together to release another well-known name from the latter’s history, this day, Missile Command Recharged. Not some details have been shown to the universe so much, but let’s go over what’s in the public domain now:
The all-new bespoke government will have a much larger variety aspect than the first two works from A1 and Missile Command, as can be seen in the preceding trailer truck and below provide, using a large flatscreen component and twin bench seating. This might bȩ referred to as α pedestal unit. This looks to have a great 75″ screen, even an 85″.
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It doesn’t stop at Missile Command Recharged either – also announced on stream, Alan-1 will be bringing all of the remaining Atari Recharged titles ( beyond Asteroids Recharged ) to their upright two-player cabinet this year, with Caverns of Mars up next. That one’s not been given the arcade-style treatment, so how everything comes out should be particularly fascinating.
Expect more information about this and other upcoming Recharged produces at the March Amusement Expo, where Alan-1 may be present. Until next though, are you excited for the square version of Missile Command Recharged?
