Eagle [Upright model]

Shoot Them Up 

Type of the game: [Coin-Op] Arcade Video Game
Eagle © 1980 Centuri.

The sides of the Upright cabinet are decorated with huge stickers of a ship breaking into three parts orbiting a dish-shaped planet. The word 'EAGLE' is written in large letters diagonally across most of the side with round alien ships placed around it. The control panel has an overlay sticker containing docking instructions and labels for the left, right, and one/two player start buttons. Pictures of asteroids and a planet also decorate control panel. The marquee has a different, older-looking tri-stage ship with little planets and alien ships scattered around. The word 'EAGLE' is positioned on the right hand side with what looks like wings on each side.

Height: 180.34cm (71in.)
Width: 64.47cm (25-3/8in.)
Depth: 76.20cm (30in.)

Eagle has slightly altered graphics compared to the original (Moon Cresta).

Sam Blackburn holds the official record for this game with 108,640 points.

Original products:
Moon Cresta [Upright Model MCA-5001] (Nichibitsu)
Moon Cresta [Cocktail Table Model MC-50001] (Nichibitsu)

Licensed products:
Eagle [Upright model] (Centuri)
Eagle [Maxi model] (Centuri)
Moon Cresta (Gremlin)
Super Moon Cresta (Gremlin)
Moon Cresta (Game World)
Moon Cresta (Compu-Games)
Moon Cresta (PETACO)
Moon Cresta [Cocktail Table model] (Karateco)
Moon Cresta [Upright model] (Karateco)
Moon Cresta (Electro game)

Unofficial products:
Fantazia (Subelectro)
Moon War (Unknown manufacturer)
Floritas (Unknown manufacturer)
Moon Crest (SG-Florence)

1. Eagle (1980)
2. Terra Cresta (1985)
3. Dangar - Ufo Robo (1986)
4. Terra Force (1987)
5. Terra Cresta II (1992, NEC PC Engine)

Designed and programmed by : Shigeki Fujiwara

Game's rom.
Machine's picture.