Star Raiders

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Star Raiders is a pioneering first-person space combat and exploration video game, widely regarded as one of the defining titles for early home computer gaming.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf first-person shooter
space combat simulator
video game
awarded placement in various all-time greatest games lists
controlScheme joystick
keyboard
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designer Doug Neubauer NERFINISHED
developer Atari, Inc. NERFINISHED
enemyFaction Zylon forces NERFINISHED
feature damage to individual ship systems
shields and photon torpedoes
warp drive navigation between sectors
gameMode single-player
genre first-person
simulation
space combat
hasRemake Star Raiders (2011 video game) NERFINISHED
hasSequel Star Raiders II NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance helped define the space combat simulation genre
pioneering first-person space combat on home computers
influenced Elite NERFINISHED
Star Fox NERFINISHED
Wing Commander NERFINISHED
X-Wing NERFINISHED
modern space combat simulators
initialReleaseYear 1979
legacy considered a killer app for the Atari 8-bit family
regarded as one of the greatest early home computer games
notableFeature energy and damage management system
galactic map for navigation
real-time 3D-like space combat
use of starbases for repairs and refueling
objective defend the galaxy from enemy fleets
perspective first-person
platform Atari 2600 NERFINISHED
Atari 5200 NERFINISHED
Atari 8-bit family NERFINISHED
Atari ST NERFINISHED
Commodore 64 NERFINISHED
XE Game System NERFINISHED
platformInnovation pioneered complex action gameplay on home computers
publisher Atari, Inc. NERFINISHED
reception critical acclaim
setting outer space

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Atari 8-bit family notableGame Star Raiders