.: April 1988.: 1988Mode(s), (alternating turns)Upright2x @ 12.288, 1x @ 3.072 MHz, 1x Hitachi HD63705 @ 2.048 MHzSound1x @ 3.57958 MHz, 1x C140 @ 21.39DisplayVertical orientation, 224 x 288 resolutionAssault is a 1988 developed and published. It was licensed to for release in North America. Controlling a caterpillar-tread tank, the player is tasked with completing each of the game's eleven stages while shooting enemies and avoiding projectiles.

It uses a twin-stick control layout, similar to games such as. The plot involves the human race searching for new planets after Earth reaches its maximum population - after discovering an exo-planet 35,000 light years away from the Milky Way, they enslave the planet's natives and take control, leading to the natives vowing to abolish the humans and bring peace to their world.Assault was one of the first games to use the arcade hardware, capable of sprite scaling and rotation.

Music was composed by Shinji Hosoe while designs for the player's tank and enemies were designed by artist. Upon release, Assault was met with favorable reviews, with critics applauding the game's graphics, controls and usage of sprite-scaling.A Japan-only follow-up, Assault Plus, was released the same year. Assault is included in the compilation for the in 1997, and was later released for the Japanese in 2009.

Arcade version screenshotControlling a caterpillar-tread tank, the player is tasked with completing each of the game's eleven stages by destroying enemies and avoiding projectiles. Similar to (1980), the game features a twin-stick control scheme, where pushing the joysticks forward will cause the tank to move forward and pushing them backwards will make it reverse direction. Turning is done by moving only one joystick forward.

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Pushing both joysticks left or right will flip the tank over, which can allow the player to move throw narrow spots. Pushing both joysticks away from each other will allow the player to do a Power Wheelie, which will allow it to fire powerful grenades at enemies. The player can also perform Rapid Rolls (strafing) by pushing both joysticks either left or right.The game is composed of eleven stages, which include large deserts, mechanical bases, forests and rivers. The end of each stage features a large mechanical structure that must be defeated, which will shoot projectiles at the player. Stages also contain large 'Jump Pads' that will catapult the tank into the sky when touched, allowing the player to shoot powerful blasts towards enemies on the ground and to view other sections of the map. A flashing arrow will appear on-screen to point the player towards the level exit. Plot In the year 2199, Earth reached its maximum population point, causing humans to venture throughout the Milky Way in search of potential new planets to inhabit.

35,000 light years away from the galaxy, humans had discovered a planet with large floating continents, inhabited by a civilization far more advanced than those on Earth. A large war ensued that lead to the downfall of the natives, as humans began constructing large fortresses and buildings to strengthen their positions. Feeling the humans did not deserve to rule by force, a lone native pilots a caterpillar-treaded tank in an effort to vanquish the humans and bring peace to the planet.Development and release Assault was originally released by in Japan in April 1988, later licensed to for release in North America. The soundtrack was composed by, while designs for the player's tank and enemies were designed by artist. Assault was one of the first games to use the arcade board, which was capable of sprite rotation and scaling. Reception ReceptionReview scoresPublicationScore8/10Power Play83/100AwardPublicationAwardBest Shooting Award 8thBest Ending Award 8thAnnual Hit Game 11thAssault was met with a favorable reception from critics, who praised the game's graphics, controls and sprite-scaling techniques.

Japanese video game magazine awarded the game the eighth 'Best Shooting Award' and 'Best Ending Award', as well as the eleventh 'Annual Hit Game' award in January 1998.Nick Kelly of was impressed with the game's technological capabilities, notably the use of sprite scaling and rotation, saying that it features 'impressive multi-directional scrolling'. He also praised the twin-stick control layout for providing a more 'hands-on' approach to the game, favorably comparing it to Atari's.

Kelly concluded his review by writing that the game was 'a good idea well executed'. Power Play gave a similar response, calling its scrolling techniques 'unique' and its music a 'true celebration'.

They also applauded the game's attention to detail, particularly with the player's tank slowing down upon moving over rough surfaces. Legacy Assault is one of the five titles in Namco Museum Vol. 4 for the in 1997. In his review of the collection, of called Assault 'the gem of the package'.

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Crispon Boyer of stated that both it and were the only games in the collection 'worth a darn', calling Assault one of his favorite arcade games. Dan Hsu wrote that the game was only worth playing with an analog controller to get the full arcade experience, while Shawn called it one of the best games in the compilation.A Japanese digital download was released on June 9, 2009.Shortly after Assault was released, a Japan-only follow-up, Assault Plus, was published.

It has altered visuals and enemy designs, as well as presenting the stages in an episodic format rather than a linear run. Plus is included in Namco Museum Vol.

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