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''UFO Catcher Excellent'' is a "fifth generation" ''UFO Catcher'', building on ideas seen in 1991's ''[[New UFO Catcher]]''. Aside from the expected cosmetic and design improvements, ''Excellent'' models introduce cranes with personality - two sets of six red/green lights and a seven segment vacuum fluorescent display give each crane a "face", which changes depending on the state of the game. This is also accompanied with sound effects.
 
''UFO Catcher Excellent'' is a "fifth generation" ''UFO Catcher'', building on ideas seen in 1991's ''[[New UFO Catcher]]''. Aside from the expected cosmetic and design improvements, ''Excellent'' models introduce cranes with personality - two sets of six red/green lights and a seven segment vacuum fluorescent display give each crane a "face", which changes depending on the state of the game. This is also accompanied with sound effects.
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==Productions credits==
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*[[Mitsuharu Fukazawa]]{{ref|http://web.archive.org/web/20191224104226/https://sega-interactive.co.jp/interview/5650/}}
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*[[Keitaro Hanada]]{{ref|http://web.archive.org/web/20211129062811/http://backup.segakore.fr/hitmaker/game/SOUND/SITE/member08.html}}
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==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 12:57, 5 January 2023

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UFOCatcherExcellent.jpg
UFO Catcher Excellent
System(s): EX Board
Publisher: Sega
Developer:
Genre: Prize

















Number of players: 1-2
Release Date RRP Code
Arcade (prize game)
JP
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UFO Catcher Excellent (UFOキャッチャーエクセレント) is a crane game released by Sega in 1994.

UFO Catcher Excellent is a "fifth generation" UFO Catcher, building on ideas seen in 1991's New UFO Catcher. Aside from the expected cosmetic and design improvements, Excellent models introduce cranes with personality - two sets of six red/green lights and a seven segment vacuum fluorescent display give each crane a "face", which changes depending on the state of the game. This is also accompanied with sound effects.

Productions credits

Source:
Uncredited


References



Games in the UFO Catcher Series
UFO Catcher (1985) | UFO Catcher DX (1987) | UFO Catcher DX II (1990) | New UFO Catcher (1991) | UFO Catcher Excellent (1994) | UFO Catcher 21 (1996) | UFO Catcher 7 (Max Edition | Second) (2001) | UFO Catcher 8 (Second) (2008) | UFO Catcher 9 (Second | Third) (2016) | UFO Catcher 10 (2023)
UFO Catcher Mini (1991) | UFO Catcher 800 (1998) | Baby UFO (1998) | (2004) | Sega UFO Catcher (2006) | UFO Colon (2007) | UFO Catcher Double (2009) | UFO Balance Catcher (2010) | UFO Catcher Triple (Twin | Second) (2017) | UFO Catcher Duet (2018)
Dream Catcher Games
Dream Catcher (1989) | Dream Catcher Re-dress (1999) | UFO Dream Catcher (2008)
Dream Palace Games
Dream Palace (1992) | Dream Palace II (199x) | Dream Palace 3 (unreleased)
UFO Á La Carte Games
UFO À La Carte (1996) | UFO À La Carte II (2002) | UFO À La Carte DX (2009) | UFO À La Carte 3 (2023)
Capto Crane Games
Capto Crane (2019) | Capto Crane MIDI (2023) | Capto Candy (2023)
Others
Dream Town (1990) | UFO Circus Land (1992) | UFO SegaSonic (1992) | School Kids (1993) | Dream Kitchen (1994) | Aqua Paradise (1995) | UFO Pusher (1995) | UFO Pusher Twin (1995) | Funky Dice (1996) | Prize Sensor (1998) | Paradise Carry (1996) | Super Guru Guru Station (2000) | UFO Prize Stage (2000) | Dream Throne (2002) | UFO Dream Town JP (2004)
Space Crane (1986) | Super Chance (1987) | Diga Mart (1984)
Spin-offs
CR UFO Catcher (1998) | UFO Catcher Ride (2001)