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Dreadnaught Factor - Mattel Intellivision

Publisher:Activision  ?              No-Intro:Dreadnaught Factor, The
Developer:Cheshire Engineering  ?              GoodName:Dreadnaught Factor, The
Year:1983              TOSEC:Dreadnaught Factor, The
Category:Shooter              MAME:N/A
Game Manual:Download              Game Music:
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In game image of Dreadnaught Factor on the Mattel Intellivision.
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Title screen of Dreadnaught Factor on the Mattel Intellivision.
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Box cover for Dreadnaught Factor on the Mattel Intellivision.
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Box back cover for Dreadnaught Factor on the Mattel Intellivision.
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Cartridge artwork for Dreadnaught Factor on the Mattel Intellivision.
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Overlay for Dreadnaught Factor on the Mattel Intellivision.
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Arcade Cabinet Marquee for Dreadnaught Factor.
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The Zorban Dreadnaughts are spaceships that are 140,000 feet long and weigh 970 megatons, making them the largest, most heavily armoured spaceships ever created. A fleet of these large battlecraft are now heading towards your home planet, and it is your job to stop them! The game is played from a side scrolling overhead point of view as your small but agile spaceship flies past the dreadnaughts. On each pass your spaceship makes, you need to try and bomb as many of the energy vents as possible. When all energy vents on a dreadnaught are destroyed, that dreadnaught will explode. Time is limited, though, and if you make too many passes to destroy the energy vents the dreadnaught will be within firing range of your home planet and will destroy it. Each of the dreadnaughts are heavily armed; guns, canons, missiles, and other weapons are located on each dreadnaught and will be trying their best to end your mission. Multiple skill levels are included which alter the number of dreadnaughts you must destroy, as well as their speed and firing capabilities.


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