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Atari Coin Connection

Issue: Vol 1 Num 5 - 1977 April - Page 1

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Atari, inc.
April,
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Hunt™,
Triple
new
Atari’s
three
shooting games in one unit, was first
introduced at their Third Annual Distrib-
utor Meeting banquet on March 22nd.
The three games included in this unit are
HIT THE BEARTM. WITCH
HUNT™,
HUNT™.
and RACOON
The operator
can select any one of the three games for
location and change it periodically
merely by putting new graphic panels in
and adjusting a switch on the P.C. board.
his
HIT THE BEAR
is
a
modern video
version of the classic bear shooting game.
Realistically
a three
hit,
animated bears walk througli
dimensional green forest.
When
the bear roars, stands up and turns to
in the opposite direction.
WITCH
game changes the
walk
HUNT
The
mysterious haunted house
at ghosts appearing
the windows and witches and bats
setting to
a
where players shoot
in
flying across the screen.
In
1265 Borregas, Sunnyvale, California 94086
1977
RACOON HUNT
racoons
climbing trees
players shoot at
in
an
Autumn
The objective is to keep the
racoons from reaching the top of the
forest.
1,
Number
AWARDS
INTRODUCED
ATARI
OR
PLANTINUAA
AAEETING
trees as they climb faster
and
5
faster as the
score goes up.
A1 Bettelman of C.A. Robinson Co.,
Los Angeles commented on Triple Hunt
“As usual. Atari has come up with
something completely different from the
ordinary game with three games in one
unit. We are looking forward to Triple
Hunt and believe it will be one of the top
saying,
arcade pieces available.”
A1 Rodstein of Banner Specialty Co.,
Philadelphia said, “Triple Hunt is an
attractive game with the three-dimen-
sional target effect. The concept of being
able to change the theme of the game at
will should prolong the income producing
life of the unit considerably. For very
large arcades 1 would recommend placing
three of the units in a bank. We plan to
display
them
On
location
this
type
this
1
way
in
our show room.
believe the strong impact of
display
will
significantly
in-
Nolan Bushnell and Joe Keenan present
Platinum Breakout to Lowen Automaten.
Pictured (left to right) Ullie Schultz, Nolan
Bushnell, Joe Keenan, Herbert Nack and Hans
Rosenzweig.
crease the overall earnings.”
When Pres Struve of Struve Distribut-
ing, Sail
Lake City was asked about
his
(Continued on back page).
Lowen Automaten of Bingen/Rhine,
West Germany was awarded a platinum
Breakout™ game
of
this
for outstanding sales
product.
The “platinum” Breakout game was
presented to Mr. Hans Rosenzweig, Mr.
Herbert Nack and Mr. Ullie Schultz of
Lowen Automaten during the banquet
annual distrib-
meeting held in Pebble Beach,
“We were most pleased to
this special game in the tradition of
platinum records to recognize the excep-
Auto-
tional
sales efforts by Lowen
maten,” said Gene Lipldn, Vice President
of Marketing at Atari. “Breakout has
been an outstanding game in the field and
our German distributors have proven that
through their sales efforts more operators
can benefit from the profitability of this
product,” he adds.
festivities at Atari’s third
utor
California.
award
Shown
here
at
The Bcttlemans of C.A. Robinsoii Co. take aim
new Triple Hunt'^^ at Third Annual
three shooting
Distributor Meeting.
TRIPLE
is
HIT THE BEAR'^'^.
games
HUNT™.
in
part of the
one unit from Atari's

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