Phoenix
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| Phoenix | |
|---|---|
| Type | Arcade |
| Manufacturer | Amstar |
| Year | 1980 |
| Genre | Shooter / Gallery |
Phoenix is a 1980 arcade game made by Amstar.
About
Phoenix is a 1980 fixed shooter video game developed and published for arcades. Phoenix was released in Japan by Taito and in the United States by Centuri, where it helped the company turn a profit after a loss the previous year. Atari, Inc. contracted the rights to develop a home port for the Atari 2600 and sued Imagic for their game Demon Attack, which they felt was too similar to Phoenix. The 2600 version was released in 1983.
Text from the Wikipedia article "Phoenix (1980 video game)", available under CC BY-SA.
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| Version | Year | Manufacturer | MAME set |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phoenix (Amstar, set 1) | 1980 | Amstar | phoenix
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| Ave Fenix (Electrogame, Spanish bootleg of Phoenix) | 1980 | bootleg (Video Game) | avefenix
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| Ave Fenix (Laguna, Spanish bootleg of Phoenix) | 1980 | bootleg (Laguna) | avefenixl
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| Ave Fenix (Recreativos Franco, Spanish bootleg of Phoenix) | 1980 | bootleg (Recreativos Franco S.A.) | avefenixrf
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| Batman Part 2 | 1981 | bootleg | batman2
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| Condor (Sidam bootleg of Phoenix) | 1981 | bootleg (Sidam) | condor
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| Condor (S C Novar bootleg of Phoenix) | 1981 | bootleg (S C Novar) | condorn
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| Condor (Valadon Automation bootleg of Phoenix) | 1980 | bootleg (Valadon Automation) | condorva
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| Falcon (bootleg of Phoenix) (8085A CPU) | 1980 | bootleg | falcon
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| Falcon (bootleg of Phoenix) (Z80 CPU) | 1980 | bootleg (Digimatic) | falconz
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| Fenix (Orio bootleg of Phoenix) | 1980 | bootleg (Orio) | fenix
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| Fenix (Explomatic, Spanish bootleg of Phoenix) | 1980 | bootleg (Explomatic) | fenixexpl
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| Fenix (Niemer bootleg of Phoenix) | 1980 | bootleg (Niemer) | fenixn
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| Griffon (Videotron bootleg of Phoenix) | 1980 | bootleg (Videotron) | griffon
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| Griffon (Olympia bootleg of Phoenix) | 1980 | bootleg (Olympia) | griffono
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| Next Fase (bootleg of Phoenix) | 1981 | bootleg (Petaco S.A.) | nextfase
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| Phoenix (Amstar, set 2) | 1980 | Amstar | phoenix2
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| Phoenix (T.P.N. bootleg) | 1980 | bootleg (T.P.N.) | phoenix3
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| Phoenix (Centuri, set 1) | 1980 | Amstar (Centuri license) | phoenixa
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| Phoenix (Assa, Spanish bootleg) | 1981 | bootleg (Assa) | phoenixass
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| Phoenix (Centuri, set 2) | 1980 | Amstar (Centuri license) | phoenixb
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| Phoenix (bootleg) | 1981 | bootleg | phoenixbl
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| Phoenix (Irecsa / G.G.I. Corporation) | 1981 | bootleg? (Irecsa / G.G.I. Corporation) | phoenixc
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| Phoenix (G.G.I. Corporation, set 1) | 1981 | bootleg (G.G.I. Corporation) | phoenixc2
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| Phoenix (G.G.I. Corporation, set 2) | 1981 | bootleg (G.G.I. Corporation) | phoenixc3
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| Phoenix (G.G.I. Corporation, set 3) | 1981 | bootleg (G.G.I. Corporation) | phoenixc4
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| Phoenix (D&L bootleg) | 1980 | bootleg (D&L) | phoenixdal
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| Phoenix (G. Universal Video bootleg) | 1981 | bootleg? (G. Universal Video) | phoenixgu
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| Phoenix (Hellomat Automaten bootleg) | 1981 | bootleg (Hellomat Automaten) | phoenixha
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| Phoenix (IDI bootleg) | 1981 | bootleg (IDI) | phoenixi
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| Phoenix (Taito Japan) | 1980 | Amstar (Taito Japan license) | phoenixj
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| Phoenix (JP Leisure bootleg) | 1981 | bootleg (JP Leisure) | phoenixjpl
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| Phoenix (Sonic, Spanish bootleg) | 1981 | bootleg (Sonic) | phoenixs
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| Phoenix (Taito) | 1980 | Amstar (Taito license) | phoenixt
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| Phoenix Part 2 | 1981 | bootleg | phoenxp2
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| Vautour (bootleg of Phoenix) (8085A CPU) | 1980 | bootleg (Jeutel) | vautour
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| Vautour (bootleg of Phoenix) (Z80 CPU) | 1980 | bootleg | vautourz
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| Vautour (bootleg of Phoenix) (Z80 CPU, single PROM) | 1980 | bootleg (Jeutel) | vautourza
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