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Air Attack (セガ・エア・アタック) is a January 1972 electro-mechanical flying game produced by Sega. The game simulates an air attack on a flying bomber. The player has control of maneuvering their plane while chasing the bomber. The target bomber is a three-dimensional plane that explodes when hit and drops off the screen. Firing is controlled by bursts. There is an adjustable sound system and moving background sky scene.
Specifications
Dimensions
711.2 mm (28")
1.778 m (70")
1.219 m (48")
Magazine articles
- Main article: Air Attack/Magazine articles.
Promotional material
US flyer (front)
US flyer (back)
JP flyer