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Xenophobe reviewReviewed February 25, 2010LowerStreetBlues says: "In 1987 Bally Midway engineered Xenophobe, a one-to-three person alien extermination effort with a twist. While simultaneous cooperative play has roots far deeper in gaming history, perhaps never before had a developer so intuitively envisioned the future of multiplayer. Xenophobe divides a single arcade monitor into three strips of screen, each player entitled his own. Each strip initially displays a chamber of an extraterrestrially overrun environment, all of the settings sli..." |
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