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Mad Alien
Data East Corporation
December 30, 1980
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Also known as "Mad Rider" and "HWY Chase", Mad Alien is one of Data East's earliest arcade games. It's also the first game released on their cassette-based hardware. The gameplay is a mixture of Space Invaders and Monaco GP.
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