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{{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (スペースフューリー) is a 1981 arcade game by [[Sega/Gremlin]]. It was initially released for vector-based [[G80]] arcade hardware before being brought to the ColecoVision in the years that followed.  
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'''''Space Fury''''' is a 1981 arcade game by [[Sega]]. It was initially released for vector-based [[Sega G80]] arcade hardware before being brought to the ColecoVision in the years that followed. ''Space Fury'' was one of the first colour vector games, and by extension, the first game to be released for the vector version of the G80 board.
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==Gameplay==
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''Space Fury'' is very similar to [[Atari, Inc. (1972–1984)|Atari]]'s ''Asteroids'', however features a number of improvements including colour graphics and digitised speech samples. There is more of a focus on fighting enemies, and your ship is upgradable.
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The game's attract mode features a cyclopian, big-headed alien commander, who utters the iconic speech-synthesis line, "So... a creature for my amusement! Prepare to battle!", among others. The commander also comments on the performance of players, from "easy" to "outstanding", and later makes a cameo appearance as the stage 8 boss in ''[[Zektor]]''.
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''Space Fury'' was the first vector game to be released for the G80 board. It was also the first game to feature a colour vector display (a technology Sega called "ColorBeam". Vector (or "x/y") technology was often called "Vectorbeam" at the time, after the company that pioneered the technology in video games).
  
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''Space Fury'' is very similar to [[Atari]]'s ''Asteroids'', however features a number of improvements including colour graphics and digitised speech samples. There is more of a focus on fighting enemies, and your ship is upgradable.
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The ColecoVision version added a chiptune rendition of the first few notes of Aaron Copeland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" at the beginning of the game.
  
 
The game is also unlockable within ''[[Sega Mega Drive Collection]]''.
 
The game is also unlockable within ''[[Sega Mega Drive Collection]]''.
  
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==Gallery==
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==Magazine articles==
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==Artwork==
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==Photo gallery==
 
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SpaceFury G80 Cabinet Upright.jpg|Upright cabinet
 
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  • Sega G80
  • ColecoVision

SpaceFury Title.png

SpaceFury ColecoVision US title.png

Space Fury
System(s): Sega G80, ColecoVision
Publisher:
Arcade (G80)
Sega/Gremlin
ColecoVision
Coleco (US)
ColecoVision
CBS Electronics (EU)
Developer:
Genre: Shoot-'em-Up

















Number of players: 1
Release Date RRP Code
Arcade (G80)
JP		 ¥? ?
Arcade (G80)
US		 $? ?


































ColecoVision
US
ColecoVision
EU
ColecoVision
AU

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Space Fury (スペースフューリー) is a 1981 arcade game by Sega/Gremlin. It was initially released for vector-based G80 arcade hardware before being brought to the ColecoVision in the years that followed.

Gameplay

Space Fury is very similar to Atari's Asteroids, however features a number of improvements including colour graphics and digitised speech samples. There is more of a focus on fighting enemies, and your ship is upgradable.

The game's attract mode features a cyclopian, big-headed alien commander, who utters the iconic speech-synthesis line, "So... a creature for my amusement! Prepare to battle!", among others. The commander also comments on the performance of players, from "easy" to "outstanding", and later makes a cameo appearance as the stage 8 boss in Zektor.

Space Fury was the first vector game to be released for the G80 board. It was also the first game to feature a colour vector display (a technology Sega called "ColorBeam". Vector (or "x/y") technology was often called "Vectorbeam" at the time, after the company that pioneered the technology in video games).

The ColecoVision version added a chiptune rendition of the first few notes of Aaron Copeland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" at the beginning of the game.

The game is also unlockable within Sega Mega Drive Collection.

Magazine articles

Main article: Space Fury/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

SpaceFury G80 US Flyer.jpg
G80 US flyer
SpaceFury G80 US Flyer.jpg

SpaceFury G80 US Flyer Alt.pdf

PDF
G80 US flyer (alt)
SpaceFury G80 US Flyer Alt.pdf

Artwork

SpaceFury logo.png
SpaceFury logo.png

Photo gallery

  • Upright cabinet

  • Cocktail cabinet

Physical scans

G80 version

G80, US
G80, JP
Notavailable.svgNotavailable.svg
Instuction card(s)

ColecoVision version

ColecoVision, US
SpaceFury ColecoVision US Box Back.jpgNospine.pngSpaceFury ColecoVision US Box Front.jpg
Cover
SpaceFury ColecoVision US Cart.jpg
Cart
ColecoVision, EU

ColecoVision, AU
SpaceFury ColecoVision AU Box Back.jpgNospine.pngSpaceFury ColecoVision AU Box Front.jpg
Cover
SpaceFury ColecoVision AU Cart.jpg
Cart
ColecoVision, UK
SpaceFury ColecoVision UK Box Back.jpgNospine.pngSpaceFury ColecoVision UK Box Front.jpg
Cover
ColecoVision, FR
SpaceFury ColecoVision FR Box Front.jpg
Cover
ColecoVision, DE
SpaceFury ColecoVision DE Box Front.jpg
Cover
ColecoVision, CA
SpaceFury ColecoVision CA Box Back.jpgNospine.pngSpaceFury ColecoVision CA Box Front.jpg
Cover

References

  1. ↑ Sega Arcade History, Enterbrain, page 47
  2. ↑ Game Machine, "1981-08-15" (JP; 1981-08-15), page 8


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