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* ''Destruct'', an EasterEgg within ''VideoGame/{{Tyrian}}'', and one of the uncommon real-time examples.
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* ''VideoGame/{{Tyrian}}'' features a hidden Artillery Game called "Destruct" that can be accessed by entering a cheat code. The game is Real-Time, not Turn-Based, and gives each player multiple types of units to switch between (each with its own unique ballistic properties).
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* ''VideoGame/AngryBirdsSpace'': ''Angry Birds'' [[JustForFun/RecycledInSpace IN SPACE!]]
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* ''VideoGame/HillKill'', an obscure single-player BASIC variant on the Platform/AppleII. Unlike many variants, you are the only one shooting, with a single hill between you and the target house. Due to how hits are calculated, it is entirely possible to fire a shot straight at the house with enough velocity to skip right through the hill. On the flip side, this same mechanic can cause the shot to also go right past the house.
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* ''VideoGame/HillKill'', ''Hill Kill'', an obscure single-player BASIC variant on the Platform/AppleII. Unlike many variants, you are the only one shooting, with a single hill between you and the target house. Due to how hits are calculated, it is entirely possible to fire a shot straight at the house with enough velocity to skip right through the hill. On the flip side, this same mechanic can cause the shot to also go right past the house.
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* ''Artillery'' released in 1980 on the Platform/AppleII is the UrExample, expanding on prior text-based games with a graphical representation of the battlefield, as well as including wind speed as a factor for trajectories.
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* ''Artillery'' released in 1980 on the Platform/AppleII is the UrExample, expanding on prior [[{{MUCK}} text-based games games]] with a graphical representation of the battlefield, as well as including wind speed as a factor for trajectories.
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* ''Artillery'' released in 1980 on the UsefulNotes/AppleII is the UrExample, expanding on prior text-based games with a graphical representation of the battlefield, as well as including wind speed as a factor for trajectories.
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* ''Artillery'' released in 1980 on the UsefulNotes/AppleII Platform/AppleII is the UrExample, expanding on prior text-based games with a graphical representation of the battlefield, as well as including wind speed as a factor for trajectories.
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* ''VideoGame/HillKill'', an obscure single-player BASIC variant on the UsefulNotes/AppleII.Platform/AppleII. Unlike many variants, you are the only one shooting, with a single hill between you and the target house. Due to how hits are calculated, it is entirely possible to fire a shot straight at the house with enough velocity to skip right through the hill. On the flip side, this same mechanic can cause the shot to also go right past the house.
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* ''Hill Kill'', ''VideoGame/HillKill'', an obscure single-player BASIC variant on the UsefulNotes/AppleII. Unlike many variants, you are the only one shooting, with a single hill between you and the target house. Due to how hits are calculated, it is entirely possible to fire a shot straight at the house with enough velocity to skip right through the hill. On the flip side, this same mechanic can cause the shot to also go right past the house.
