Atari XEGS
MIDI Maze
Midi-Maze, played on Atari linked up via MIDI cables, is among the first multiplayer first-person shooter for home micros, and a descendant of the original Maze War from the 1970s. The game is set in a maze with 90° corners, and all graphics are drawn with filled polygons. Weapon systems are limited to a plain gun with a small reloading interval. All the participants are represented by big, floating smiling faces. Up to sixteen players may compete simultaneously, but those who wish to train before a match can do it alone against drones. It is possible both to play one against all or to team up. This originally unreleased prototype saw several releases, the most well known was from Video 61.
- Release date
- December 31, 1987
- Developer
- Michael Park
- Players
- 1-15
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MIDI Maze
Midi-Maze, played on Atari linked up via MIDI cables, is among the first multiplayer first-person shooter for home micros, and a descendant of the original Maze War from the 1970s.
The game is set in a maze with 90° corners, and all graphics are drawn with filled polygons. Weapon systems are limited to a plain gun with a small reloading interval. All the participants are represented by big, floating smiling faces. Up to sixteen players may compete simultaneously, but those who wish to train before a match can do it alone against drones. It is possible both to play one against all or to team up.
This originally unreleased prototype saw several releases, the most well known was from Video 61.
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