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 MAXIMUM FORCE ATARI JAMMA GUN SHOOTER ARCADE GAME PCB board 65 US $149.00 
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 MAXIMUM FORCE Upright Arcade Machine by ATARI - SIMILAR TO AREA 51 - EXPLOSIVE! US $995.00
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 GUN FORCE Upright Arcade Machine by IREM - WAR GAMES! US $550.00
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 Arcade Shooting Game-Maximum Force Area 51! US $950.00
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 MAXIMUM FORCE 2 PLAYER ARCADE VIDEO SHOOTING GAME US $600.00
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 MIDWAY FORCE FEEDBACK ARCADE ASSEMBLY US $39.95
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 JALECO EARTH DEFENSE FORCE EDF VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER US $17.75
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 MEGA TOUCH FORCE 2007 ARCADE GAME US $350.00
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 MAXIMUM FORCE MINI SIGN MARQUEE original arcade game part cF9 US $5.99
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 MERIT MEGATOUCH FORCE 2006 2006.5 SECURITY KEY / DONGLE - ARCADE - SA3501-01 US $12.95
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 MERIT MEGATOUCH COUNTERTOP Arcade Video Game Pcb MAXX FORCE ? US $9.99
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 ATARI MAXIMUM FORCE 2 PLAYER UPRIGHT ARCADE SHOOTING VIDEO GAME HAPP GUNS US $495.00
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 Atari Maximum Force Jamma Arcade Motherboard for Parts or Repair US $19.95
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 AREA 51 MAXIMUM FORCE COMBO ARCADE ORIGINAL MANUAL US $22.95
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 MAXIMUM FORCE ATARI JAMMA ARCADE CIRCUIT BOARD PCB SET WORKING #1384 US $199.00
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 Merit Megatouch Force 2011 Touchscreen Bartop Arcade Game FREE US SHIPPING! US $795.00
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 Megatouch Force 2007 Arcade touchscreen video game ion radion mega touch merit US $699.00
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 1997 ATARI MAXIMUM FORCE VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER MINT US $7.52
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 1997 ATARI MAXIMUM FORCE KIT VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER US $9.75
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 Arcade Machine Header MarquisTurbo Force used US $30.00
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 ATARI AREA 51 MAXIMUM FORCE KIT ORIGINAL VIDEO ARCADE GAME SERVICE MANUAL 1998 US $17.75
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 MAXIMUM FORCE ARCADE HARD DRIVE NEVER INSTALLED WORKS!! US $29.95
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 ATARI MAXIMUM FORCE ORIGINAL VIDEO ARCADE GAME OPERATION SERVICE MANUAL 1997 US $14.75
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 NICHIBUTSU TERRA FORCE VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER 1987 US $17.75
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 DRIVING FORCE arcade game manual US $17.00
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 TASK FORCE HARRIER used original sign marquee arcade game part sh US $24.00
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 AREA 51 MAXIMUM FORCE sign marquee arcade video game part F12 US $24.00
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 MAXIMUM FORCE sign marquee arcade video game part F12 US $24.00
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 PSYCHIC FORCE SIGN MARQUEE arcade game part cF9 US $15.00
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 Maximum Force Arcade Video Game Flyer Atari Original US $6.00
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 Life Force Jamma Arcade Marquee / Header US $19.99
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 Maximum Force Jamma Arcade Marquee Header US $19.99
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 METAMORPHIC FORCE Video Arcade Beat 'em Up Game KONAMI Flyer LARGE Brochure US $7.99
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 ARCADE 39" SHOWCASE GOLD TARGET TERROR TARGET FORCE SHOOTING SHOOTER .Dallas TX. US $950.00
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 AREA 51 MAXIMUM FORCE ARCADE GAME WOW US $1,000.00
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 AREA 51 / MAXIMUM FORCE DUO - ARCADE HARD DRIVE - ATARI US $24.95
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 Maximum Force Manual Arcade Atari US $9.99
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 MAXIMUM FORCE HARD DRIVE - With WARRANTY - Atari Arcade US $24.95
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 LELAND BRUTE FORCE ORIGINAL NOS VIDEO ARCADE GAME SALES FLYER BROCHURE 1990 US $19.75
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 ZERO GUNNER SPECIAL FORCE Upright Arcade Game by PSIKYO in VIRTUA FIGHTER 2 CAB! US $550.00
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 3 Arcade Cards US Air Force MILITARY JET AIRCRAFT US $15.00
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 STRIKE FORCE 1991 Midway Arcade Advertising Flyer US $9.95
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 Strike Force Jamma Arcade Marquee Header US $19.99
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 AREA 51 DUO MAXIMUM FORCE ORIGINAL VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER BROCHURE NOS 1995 US $19.75
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 Area 51 Max Force Duo Jamma Arcade Side Art SideArt US $79.00
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 ++Area 51 Maximum Force Operations/Service Manual/Coin Video Arcade Game Machine US $16.95
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 Arcade Game Back-Lit Header Marquee - Mega Force US $14.99
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 TARGET FORCE Upright Arcade Machine - WORKS GREAT - LARGE MONITOR! US $1,495.00
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 NOS Merit Megatouch Force 2003 arcade sideart FREE SHIP US $9.99
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 NOS Merit Megatouch Force 2006 BIG arcade sideart FREE SHIP US $9.99
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 Atari AREA 51 MAXIMUM FORCE NOS sideart for arcade game!! US $25.00
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 3 ARCADE Cards US Air Force Jet Fighter Planes US $12.00
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 MegaTouch Force 2006.5 Countertop Arcade Game US $699.00
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 1993 KONAMI METAMORPHIC FORCE VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER US $13.75
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 PSYCHIC FORCE arcade video game manual ww US $12.00
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 PSYCHIC FORCE JAPANESE arcade video game manual ww US $9.99
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 AREA 51 MAX FORCE HOLSTER ATARI ARCADE #96-0750-16 NOS US $18.28
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 AREA 51/MAXIMUM FORCE ARCADE GAME KILLER COMBO-50+ SECRET ROOMS(8 ALL NEW ONES)! US $995.00
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 SEGA GALAXY FORCE VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER BROCHURE 1988 US $29.75
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 * STEEL FORCE * Arcade Board Jamma PCB EDI original tested working ultra rare US $140.00
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 Merit Force 2005 Countertop Arcade Game US $699.00
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 SEGA GALAXY FORCE SUPER DELUXE ORIG. NOS VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER BROCHURE 1988 US $29.75
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 SEGA GUNBLADE SPECIAL AIR ASSAULT FORCE NY VIDEO ARCADE GAME FLYER BROCHURE 1996 US $24.75
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 Irem Gunforce Arcade Circuit Board PCB Gun Force 1991 Works US $95.00
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 Midway STRIKE FORCE arcade coinop WORKING!!! US $750.00
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 Konami Life Force Arcade Game Marquee US $19.99
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Retro Arcade Review: The Alien
The fangs of the metamorphosed alien still dripped with the blood of Commander Clark as Chief dropped the cage into the stern airlock. Quickly, Chief leaped from the compartment like a frightened child. "Jettison it!" he shouted, "What are you waiting for, man?" The corpse-white mask of fear on the engineer's face gave way to the purple visage of rage, as the passionate slay heard the reply. "Regulations strictly forbid the killing of alien life forms that can be handled by alternate means," responded the science officer.
"Sometimes, I think you're more a computer than a human," accused the chief. Just then, the sound of metal being torn apart was heard behind them and Chief never saw the scowl cross the android science officer's face at this uncomfortably accurate insult.
Sound familiar? Yes, Avalon Hill has recreated a nightmare similar to the one experienced in the SF/horror film, right down to the android crew member. The game, however, offers a more complex challenge, since it involves more than one kind of alien life (some benign), more personnel to deal with the problem and more than one of the hostile aliens (possibly 5 or 6) with which to cope. Each game turn consists of an interrupt phase (summary of basic game status); a non-crew movement phase (strategic movement by the computer); two action phases (tactical movement within a room, passage, or vent for both player and computer); and a movement phase (strategic movement by the player). The movement phase is accompanied by a map of the ship to aid in plotting the crew members' movement (+) and tracking the aliens' movement (-) over the ship's thirty rooms, passages and vents. The map is accompanied by two bookkeeping displays to aid in keeping track of action points expended and the location/status of crew and equipment.
The player's force consists of three character types: 1) officers, 2) scientists, and 3) engineers (each of which has particular value). The officers are in charge of the armoury and are the only ones who can engage the self-destruct mechanism. The scientists have the best chance of breaking the protection code on the computer's classified data file concerning alien life. If one of the scientists is the android, however, you will have the frustration of seeing "DATA PROTECTED" displayed on the screen ad nauseam. They are also the only ones who can lock aliens or animals in laboratory cages or who can take inventory.
The engineers are important because they are the only ones who can construct makeshift electric prods and flamethrowers. The game can be as unsettling as the plot for the movie. Just as the account which begins this article suggests, you can think things are under control and then have disaster strike. The first time I played the game, I had the alien encaged, anesthetized and flanked by two armed crew members. The alien broke out of the cage and escaped without as much as a chance for defensive fire. It is frustrating to have prepared for just such a contingency and have the advantage taken away from you. In some locations you can soften this blow by placing an armed party in the room or passageway adjacent to the compartment with the encaged and/or anesthetized alien. This is not always practical, since some locations offer several escape routes (such as the bridge or any passageway). Although this feature of the game could be defended as being like a "reaction phase" (similar to some rules for miniatures), it demands the use of strategies which do not actually make much sense.
A minor difficulty is encountered in the action phase displays. These are only text displays and sometimes have a tendency to give confusing information. If a character is located in a room with more than one object, it is often difficult to interpret what the character is actually carrying and what is simply present in the room. The matter is always cleared up during the crew movement phase, however, and rarely offers a problem in the flow of the game. "The Alien" is an interesting strategy game which will take many hours of gaming to master. Variables in number and locations of aliens, rate of metamorphosis, and identity (or existence) of the android crew member offer the possibility of an above-average shelf life.
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