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|developer = [[T&E Soft]] |
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|publisher = [[Nintendo]] |
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|genre = Scrolling shooter |
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| ⚫ | '''''Red Alarm''''' is a [[Virtual Boy]] video game released in [[1995]]. ''Red Alarm'' was one of the few launch titles, and like most of the Virtual Boy games was not welcomed to critical praise. The game is set 70 years in the future. The goal of the game is to control your jet fighter and destroy a super computer named KAOS (supposed to resemble chaos) that plots to destroy the entire world. |
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Revision as of 21:04, 7 December 2008
Red Alarm is a Virtual Boy video game released in 1995. Red Alarm was one of the few launch titles, and like most of the Virtual Boy games was not welcomed to critical praise. The game is set 70 years in the future. The goal of the game is to control your jet fighter and destroy a super computer named KAOS (supposed to resemble chaos) that plots to destroy the entire world.