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Attack (and its reissue, Attack II) is a 1973 a tank-driving game where the player controls a small remote tank. The player uses the gun barrel of the tank to hit the lit targets at each edge of the playfield. Each hit target is worth a point. The is essentially the same game as Lunar Rescue, so Sega recycled this game a few times with slightly different themes.
Specifications
Dimensions
812.8 mm (32")
1.829 m (72")
939.8 mm (37")
Promotional material
Attack US flyer
PDF
Attack II JP flyer
Photo gallery
Attack II marquee
Playfield and controls
Attack II machine
Cabinet side art
Controls
Playfield, tank and targets
Internals
Attack machine
