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#1720 |
| Item: |
Make Trax |
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Marquee |
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2 - 3 business days |
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Williams Make Trax marquee in good condition.
General Condition:
3 Stars - Average. These marquees usually have a couple of small spots
of paint wear on the back and/or some minor scratches/wear on the front.
They do look very good when they are not backlit, but when backlit, the
wear can usually be seen. Average marquees are great for framing and/or
hanging on walls.
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Overview
Williams was best known for games such as Defender, Stargate, Joust and Robotron, challenging games that seemed to have a more violent “search and destroy” them. In fact, looking at Make Trax one would never think the game was released by Williams. The game is actually a copy of another game, “Crush Roller” and was licensed to Williams by a third party.
The game is one of many maze games released in the early 1980s. The objective is simple enough: paint the maze. You must pounce on the bad guys (birds, dogs, cats), first because you score points for doing so and second, it stops them from making any more mess on the board - mess you must later clean up before you can advance to the next board. Two things happen when the fish catch you and you "get eaten" - the paintbrush disappears from the screen momentarily, then in the next few seconds what appears to be a cowboy hat with an arrow shot through it shows up in its place; and while this metamorphosis is occurring a certain jingle plays - specifically it's the chorus of the "Twefth Street Rag," an old classic tune that became a hit single for bandleader Pee Wee Hunt in 1948.
While the game’s theme certainly represents a departure from Williams other games, the game is quite fun and challenging.
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