Fighting Hawk (Shoot Em Up) (Arcade)

1989 · shooter · PlayStation 2 · Nintendo Switch · Arcade · The Data Archivist V0.01

PLAY ONLINE : https://archive.org/details/arcade_fhawk Pinout and DIP Switch Settings : https://archive.org/details/arcademanual_Fighting_Hawk_pinDIP Source : https://www.mobygames.com/game/183854/fighting-hawk https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fighting_Hawk Fighting Hawk is ファイティングホーク ? Faitingu Hōku an arcade-study shooter arcade published by Taito in 1989 . It is included exclusively in the PlayStation 2 collection Taito Memories II J?kan , released in 2007 in Japan only. 3 ] ] GAMEPLAY The player controls the Falcon aircraft using the joystick to move it both vertically and horizontally through six levels . During levels, you face a variety of enemies, including tanks, warships, helicopters and other aircraft. The Falcon is equipped with a machine gun that fires shots to eliminate targets on the screen and can also launch intelligent missiles that follow enemies, thus increasing the effectiveness of attacks against opposing groups. To avoid enemy shots, the player can simply move the plane in another direction of the screen. However, if the Falcon is hit three times, the player will lose a life; if he no longer has credits available, the game will end . The main goal is to complete all levels by defeating enemies and accumulating points. In addition, by destroying certain opponents, you can recover medals that increase the total score as a bonus. Finally, there is only one boss in the game, which appears at the end of the last level. Fighting Hawk videogame Screenplay of the game The original title ファイティングホーク ? ? Platform Arcade Date of publication March 1989 [ [1] 1989 Genre Shooting to scroll Origin of the Origine Japan Development and development Taito Publication Taito Mode of play Single player , two players in simultaneous Arcanacle specifications CPU Two Z80 at 3.33 MHz [ [2] Audio processor Sound CPU: Z80 at 3.33 MHz Sound chip: YM2203 Screen Horizontal raster Resolution 320x224 pixels Peripheral of Input Joystick 8 directions, 2 buttons