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OVER 400 GAMES GAME LIST (414) CO-OP GAMES 1941 Kung Fu Master 1942 Lemmings 1941 Gauntlet 2 1943 Marble Madness 1944 Maze of Flott 1942 Ikari Warriors 19XX Mega Man 1943 Joust Alien Syndrome Mega Man 2 Assault Millipede 1944 Joust 2 Assault Plus Mini Golf 19XX Mega Man Asteroids Deluxe Moon Patrol Alien Syndrome Raiden B-wings Ms PacMan Bagman Nibbler Darius Twin Eagle Boulder Dash Pac Man Darius 2 Vindicators BurgerTime Pitfall 2 Centipede Pleiads Double Dragon Xybots Chopper I Q*bert Gauntlet ... and more! Crazy Climber Qix Darius R-Type 2 Darius 2 Raiden Defender Road Blasters Dig Dug Rygar SPEC CONTROLS Dig Dug 2 Satan's Hollow Discs of Tron Sinistar Donkey Kong Solomon's Key Tank controls (both joysticks) Donkey Kong 3 Space Dungeon Assault Space Dungeon Donkey Kong Jr Space Invaders Assault Plus TNK III Double Dragon Space Inv Deluxe Crazy Climber Vindicators Elevator Action Star Castle Flying Shark Star Force Galaga '88 Star Wars Galaga Terra Cresta Trackball Galaxian TNK III Centipede Mini Golf Gauntlet Time Pilot Marble Madness Road Blasters Gauntlet 2 Time Pilot '84 Millipede Star Wars Gorf Toki Gyruss Tower of Druaga Hydra Tutankham Indiana Jones Twin Eagle Ikari Warriors Vangard 2 Journey Vindicators Joust Willow Joust 2 Xybots Kangaroo Zaxxon Krull ... and more! LEFT PLAYER TRACKBALL RIGHT PLAYER Player 1 Start Player 2 Start Joystick button Trackball Close window Joystick button Special Tank: weapon (fire) or Mouse or game Tank, Vindicators, Defender: hyperspace Vindicators: rotate turret Steering for: and Xybots: fire Xybots: fire Road Blasters Special Star Wars Left Click Right Click Joystick Joystick Movement Movement Tank: left treads Tank: right treads Defender: L/R = Thrust Main Weapon for Main weapon Secondary weapon Krull & Space Dungeon Main weapon Secondary weapon (fire) (bomb) (fire) (bomb) Xybots: rotate left Xybots: rotate right Xybots: rotate left Xybots: rotate right Qix: slow draw Qix: fast draw Qix: slow draw Qix: fast draw.

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