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The game was not widely released. Though location tests are known to have occurred, the game was likely too expensive for arcade operators to run, so very few units were sold, and the game was rare enough to prevent a dump from occurring until 2012 (it did not help that the game uses the [[FD1094]] protection chip, meaning even fewer units may have survived to this day). The game was, however, ported to the FM Towns computer in Japan by [[CRI]], complete with a CD soundtrack. | The game was not widely released. Though location tests are known to have occurred, the game was likely too expensive for arcade operators to run, so very few units were sold, and the game was rare enough to prevent a dump from occurring until 2012 (it did not help that the game uses the [[FD1094]] protection chip, meaning even fewer units may have survived to this day). The game was, however, ported to the FM Towns computer in Japan by [[CRI]], complete with a CD soundtrack. | ||
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LastSurvivor XBoard JP Flyer.pdf|X Board JP flyer | LastSurvivor XBoard JP Flyer.pdf|X Board JP flyer | ||
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| Last Survivor | |||||
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| System(s): Sega X Board, FM Towns | |||||
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| Genre: Shooting | |||||
| Number of players: 1-4 | |||||
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Last Survivor is an arcade game originally released in 1988 by Sega for the Sega X Board arcade hardware.
Last Survivor is one of the first examples of a 3D third-person shooter, and involves players traversing a maze shooting at opponents. It pre-dates experiments by id Software (often credited for inventing the first person shooter genre) by two years. It relies on rotary joystick controllers, and had then-revolutionary ray-casting graphics. As an early example of the genre, its gameplay is slower and less fluid than modern third person shooters.
The game was not widely released. Though location tests are known to have occurred, the game was likely too expensive for arcade operators to run, so very few units were sold, and the game was rare enough to prevent a dump from occurring until 2012 (it did not help that the game uses the FD1094 protection chip, meaning even fewer units may have survived to this day). The game was, however, ported to the FM Towns computer in Japan by CRI, complete with a CD soundtrack.
Promotional material
X Board JP flyer
Physical scans
X Board Version
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FM Towns Version
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