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Periscope

Periscope

Details: Arcade game
Descr: Periscope is an electromechanical shooting gallery arcade game. Two different companies independently developed and released the game: Nakamura Manufacturing Co. and Sega Enterprises, Ltd. Masaya Nakamura claims it to be the first arcade game he built, with his company claiming a release in Japan as early as 1965. Wikipedia
Initial Release Date: 1966
Developer: David Rosen
Publisher: Sega
Platform: Arcade game
Genres: Shooter Video Game, Torpedo

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