In The Hunt, the Video Game by Irem Corp.
DESCRIPTION
Type of the machine : Video Game
In The Hunt © 1993 Irem.
In the Hunt is a sideways-scrolling shoot-em-up for one or two-players. Each player takes control of a submarine and must shoot their way through the game's six levels as they are attacked from both beneath the water in which the submarine moves (by enemy subs, gun emplacements, mines etc.), as well from above the water-line, by boats, jet fighters and helicopters. Numerous power-ups can be collected to boost the sub's meagre fire-power.
The game was created by the same team behind the legendary "R-Type" series, with In The Hunt's superbly-rendered graphics being very similar in style to Irem's "R-Type Leo", released a year earlier. In The Hunt would prove to be Irem's last 'traditional' arcade shoot'em up, although two further R-Type sequels were released for home consoles (see R-Type "Series" section for further info).
In The Hunt © 1993 Irem.
In the Hunt is a sideways-scrolling shoot-em-up for one or two-players. Each player takes control of a submarine and must shoot their way through the game's six levels as they are attacked from both beneath the water in which the submarine moves (by enemy subs, gun emplacements, mines etc.), as well from above the water-line, by boats, jet fighters and helicopters. Numerous power-ups can be collected to boost the sub's meagre fire-power.
The game was created by the same team behind the legendary "R-Type" series, with In The Hunt's superbly-rendered graphics being very similar in style to Irem's "R-Type Leo", released a year earlier. In The Hunt would prove to be Irem's last 'traditional' arcade shoot'em up, although two further R-Type sequels were released for home consoles (see R-Type "Series" section for further info).
TECHNICAL
CABINET :
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Main CPU : V33 (@ 9 Mhz), V30 (@ 7.15909 Mhz)
Sound Chips : YM2151 (@ 3.579545 Mhz), GA20 (@ 3.579545 Mhz)
Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 320 x 240 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 2048
Players : 2
Control : 8-way joystick
Buttons : 2
TRIVIA
Released in April 1993.
This game is known in Japan as "Kaitei Daisensou".
Derrick Hoor holds the official record for this game with 908,904 points.
This game is known in Japan as "Kaitei Daisensou".
Derrick Hoor holds the official record for this game with 908,904 points.
UPDATES
The US version is slightly different, it has the "Winners Don't Use Drugs" screen.
STAFF
Designers : Akio, Susumu, Tomohiro, Ken Kui, Kozo, Takeshi
Programmer : Nobu, Wanderer
Sound creator : Ai Ai
Publicity staff : Sakomizu
Planner : Tobi_Nag
Assistants : Watashiha Sekaino, Honda Chitsujyo, Nanoda Yotte, Kono Oounabarani, Ikitoshi Ikerumono, Sono Chino, Itteki Mademo, Subete Watashino, Mono Nanoda
Programmer : Nobu, Wanderer
Sound creator : Ai Ai
Publicity staff : Sakomizu
Planner : Tobi_Nag
Assistants : Watashiha Sekaino, Honda Chitsujyo, Nanoda Yotte, Kono Oounabarani, Ikitoshi Ikerumono, Sono Chino, Itteki Mademo, Subete Watashino, Mono Nanoda
PORTS
Consoles :
Sega Saturn (1995)
Sony PlayStation (1996)Computers :
PC [MS Windows 95, CD-ROM] (1997)
SOURCES
Game's rom.
Machine's picture.
Machine's picture.
LAST EDITION
February 03, 2009