Atari
Hi-Way

Daten
Veröffentlichung 29. April 1975
Vertrieb Atari
Atari, Inc.
14600 Winchester Blvd
Los Gatos, CA 95032
Entwicklung Atari
Atari, Inc.
14600 Winchester Blvd
Los Gatos, CA 95032
Genre Rennspiel
Steuerung Lenkrad, Schalthebel (2 Stufen), Pedal
Spieler 1–2 (abwechselnd)
Technik Logikschaltung
Tonausgabe Mono
Bildschirmtyp Rasterbildschirm
Darstellung schwarz/weiß
Bauform Sitdown
Abmessungen H×B×T 139,7 × 81,92 × 187,33 cm


Atari Hi-Way
Werbetext (englisch)
Go out in the traffic and play! Hi-Way is a completely new generation in driving games. Designed for spectacular realism, Hi-Way puts your players literally in the driver's seat in the middle of speeding traffic.
Watch the road! Your skill and nerve is challenged every second. You climb in, your quarter fires it up. You step on the gas… excitement builds higher and higher as you fight to keep your car on the road (which is constantly moving every-which way under your wheels!) and avoid crashing head-on into traffic as you try to pass slower cars.
You're driving against the clock (it's operator adhustable) to pile up as many miles as possible, so you have to be sharp … and quick! Look out for that curve!
Shut down the competitors! You have a winning set of wheels with Hi-Way. Indestructible molded fiberglass chassis, detachable "bucket" seat, reliable Durastress® tested solid state circuits and monitor, and all-metal gas pedal make you king of the road.
Ideal for arcade play, bowling alleys – you name it. Hi-Way's a profit winner any way you look at it.

Trivia
Hi-Way gilt als erstes als Sitdown ausgeführtes Arcade-Videospiel.

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