- this
shock moment made
Rescue on
Fractalus! "the
first computer game to
really scare people".
Rescue on
Fractalus!,
together with Ballblazer, were the...
- was
released for the PlayStation.
Rescue on
Fractalus! Leyenberger,
Arthur (August 1985). "Rescue on
Fractalus and
Ballblazer - A REVIEW".
ANALOG Computing...
-
earliest known instance of a jump
scare is the 1985
Lucasfilm game
Rescue on
Fractalus!,
wherein while the
player is
saving stranded humans on a
hostile world...
-
Desert Falcon), Robotron: 2084, Galaga, Food Fight, Ballblazer,
Rescue on
Fractalus! (later canceled),
Track & Field, and Xevious. It was a
significant technological...
- version.
Other notable early examples include the 1985 game
Rescue on
Fractalus (that used
fractals to
procedurally create, in real time, the
craggy mountains...
-
Fractalus, with
superior graphics and gameplay. It was
given an
overall rating of 96%. Ahoy!
recommended Koronis Rift to fans of
Rescue on
Fractalus....
- on
Fractalus!
After LucasArts signed a three-game
exclusivity deal with Nintendo, Factor 5 was
allowed to
convert their work on the new
Fractalus sequel...
-
Retrieved 2020-10-11. Reichert, Matt. "Atari 7800
Software –
Rescue on
Fractalus". www.atariprotos.com.
Archived from the
original on 2007-11-23. Retrieved...
-
Ginzburg has
explored fractal art and
developed a
concept called "homo
fractalus"
which is
based around the idea that the
human is the
ultimate fractal...
-
Master (Doug Bell),
Smash TV (Eugene Jarvis),
Starfox (Jez San),
Rescue on
Fractalus! (David Fox/Charlie Kellner),
Prince of
Persia (Jordan Mechner), Berzerk...
