Burgertime
Burgertime | |
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Studio | Data East |
Publisher | Data East, Bally Midway |
Senior Developer | Lee Braine |
Erstveröffent- lichung |
Arcade 1982 NES November 27, 1985 |
genre | Platforms'n Ladders |
Game mode | Up to 2 players take turns |
control | 4-way joystick ; 1 button |
casing | Standard and Cocktail |
Arcade system |
CPU : 6502 (@ 1.5 MHz) Sound CPU: 6502 (@ 500 kHz) Sound Chips: 2 × AY-3-8910 |
monitor | Raster resolution 240 × 240 (3: 4 horizontal) Color palette: 16 |
information | Hardware based on Lock 'N' Chase (1981) |
Burgertime (also spelled BurgerTime and Burger Time ) is an arcade game created by Data East in 1982 for their DECO Cassette System . The aim of the game is to create virtual hamburgers . It was very successful in the golden era of arcade games .
Game details
The player controls the character of the chef Peter Pepper , who has to walk over parts of the hamburger to create four complete burgers. These gradually fall down in layers until they all reach the plates at the bottom of the screen. The hamburgers each consist of two halves of bread, a lettuce leaf and a chopping slice. These are spread over the entire screen and accessible via ladders and walkways.
The whole thing is made more difficult by three opponents who later appear several times:
- Mr Hot Dog (upright sausage)
- Mr Pickle (cucumber)
- Mr Egg (egg)
The player can briefly distract the opponent with pepper by pressing the fire button. He can also crush them between the hamburger pieces if they are underneath. Any contact with an enemy is fatal.
In between there are, as with Pac-Man , bonus items that he can collect.
successor
- Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory (DECO Cassette, 1984) creates ice cream instead of burgers
- Super Burger Time (1990) improved graphics
- BurgerTime World Tour (2011) for Nintendo Wii, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
- BurgerTime Party! (2019) for Nintendo Switch
Ports
- DOS (1982, 1997 on Arcade's Greatest Hits - The Midway Collection 2 )
- Atari 2600 (1982)
- ColecoVision (1982)
- LCD games by Mattel, Bandai (1982/1983)
- Apple II (1983)
- Commodore 64 (Interceptor, 1984) SID -Music by Chris Cox
- NES (1985)
- Nintendo Game Boy (1991, as Burger Time Deluxe )
- Sony PlayStation (1997, on Arcade's Greatest Hits - The Midway Collection 2 )
- Sony PlayStation 2 (2005, as Oretachi Game Center Zoku - Burger Time )
- Texas Instruments TI-99 / 4A
- Intellivision
- MSX as a Mac Attack
- Atari XL as a burger boy
- Atari 7800 as a beef drop
- VTech Laser-VZ as Hamburger Sam
- Amstrad CPC
- mobile phone
Web links
- Burger Time in the Killer List of Video Games (English)
- Burgertime at MobyGames (English)