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''Armor Battle'' is an UsefulNotes/{{Intellivision}} game published by [[Creator/{{Mattel}} Mattel Electronics]], which was also ported to the UsefulNotes/Atari2600 as ''Armor Ambush''.
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''Armor Battle'' is an UsefulNotes/{{Intellivision}} Platform/{{Intellivision}} game published by [[Creator/{{Mattel}} Mattel Electronics]], which was also ported to the UsefulNotes/Atari2600 Platform/Atari2600 as ''Armor Ambush''.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: Of Atari's ''VideoGame/{{Combat}}'' for the Atari 2600.
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* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: Of Atari's ''VideoGame/{{Combat}}'' ''VideoGame/{{Combat|Atari2600}}'' for the Atari 2600.
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* ShootEmUp: One of the early 1980s multiplayer examples.
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In the game, you and another player both have 50 tanks, with two tanks appearing at a time on the screen, though you can only control one tank at a time. Your tanks are placed in randomly-generated playfields with various types of terrain (water, forest, roads, buildings) that you must navigate through in order to destroy both of the other player's tanks before both of your own tanks are destroyed. You and the other player can also lay a single mine which can destroy either your tank or your opponent's tank once it is driven over. The player who has the most tanks when the other player has lost all their tanks wins.
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In the game, you and another player both have 50 tanks, with two tanks appearing at a time on the screen, though you can only control one tank at a time. Your tanks are placed in randomly-generated playfields with various types of terrain (water, forest, grass, roads, buildings) that you must navigate through in order to destroy both of the other player's tanks before both of your own tanks are destroyed. You and the other player can also lay a single mine which can destroy either your tank or your opponent's tank once it is driven over. The player who has the most tanks when the other player has lost all their tanks wins.
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* PlayerVersusPlayer: This game requires two players to play.
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* PlayerVersusPlayer: This game requires two players to play.play.
* VideoGameLives: 50 tanks for each player.
* VideoGameLives: 50 tanks for each player.
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In the game, you and another player both have two tanks on the screen, though you can only control one tank at a time. Your tanks are placed in randomly-generated playfields with various types of terrain (water, forest, roads, buildings) that you must navigate through in order to destroy both of the other player's tanks before both of your own tanks are destroyed. You and the other player can also lay a single mine which can destroy either your tank or your opponent's tank once it is driven over.
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In the game, you and another player both have 50 tanks, with two tanks appearing at a time on the screen, though you can only control one tank at a time. Your tanks are placed in randomly-generated playfields with various types of terrain (water, forest, roads, buildings) that you must navigate through in order to destroy both of the other player's tanks before both of your own tanks are destroyed. You and the other player can also lay a single mine which can destroy either your tank or your opponent's tank once it is driven over. The player who has the most tanks when the other player has lost all their tanks wins.
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* DifficultyLevels: Four in the Intellivision version.
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* DifficultyLevels: Four in the Intellivision version.version, although those are more likely four different speed settings.
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* OneBulletAtATime: You can't fire another shot until the one you've fired has hit a building or runs out of range. Also, every time you fire a shot, your tank jerks one degree out of alignment.
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* ThreeQuartersView: The gamefield and tanks are depicted in this fashion.
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* ColorCodedMultiplayer: Player 1's tanks are blue, while Player 2' tanks are black.
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* ColorCodedMultiplayer: Player 1's tanks are blue, while Player 2' 2's tanks are black.
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* ColorCodedMultiplayer: Player 1's tanks are blue, while Player 2' tanks are black.
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* PlayerVsPlayer: This game requires two players to play.
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* PlayerVsPlayer: PlayerVersusPlayer: This game requires two players to play.
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''Armor Battle'' is an UsefulNotes/{{Intellivision}} game published by [[Creator/{{Mattel}} Mattel Electronics]], which was also ported to the UsefulNotes/Atari2600 as ''Armor Ambush''.
In the game, you and another player both have two tanks on the screen, though you can only control one tank at a time. Your tanks are placed in randomly-generated playfields with various types of terrain (water, forest, roads, buildings) that you must navigate through in order to destroy both of the other player's tanks before both of your own tanks are destroyed. You and the other player can also lay a single mine which can destroy either your tank or your opponent's tank once it is driven over.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: Of Atari's ''VideoGame/{{Combat}}'' for the Atari 2600.
* DifficultyLevels: Four in the Intellivision version.
* PlayerVsPlayer: This game requires two players to play.
In the game, you and another player both have two tanks on the screen, though you can only control one tank at a time. Your tanks are placed in randomly-generated playfields with various types of terrain (water, forest, roads, buildings) that you must navigate through in order to destroy both of the other player's tanks before both of your own tanks are destroyed. You and the other player can also lay a single mine which can destroy either your tank or your opponent's tank once it is driven over.
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!!This game provides examples of:
* AlternateCompanyEquivalent: Of Atari's ''VideoGame/{{Combat}}'' for the Atari 2600.
* DifficultyLevels: Four in the Intellivision version.
* PlayerVsPlayer: This game requires two players to play.
