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Strata
Strata was an arcade game producer. The company put Time Killers into arcades in 1992.
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Strata was an arcade game producer. The company put Time Killers into arcades in 1992.
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BloodStorm (Game)
One of the bloodiest fighting games of the '90s, BloodStorm introduces a post-apocalyptic grimdark story where leaders of multiple provinces fight to the death to rule Earth.
Golden Tee Golf (Game)
An arcade golf simulation game by Incredible Technologies and their Strata brand, Golden Tee Golf is best known for its simplistic trackball controls (with golf swings being simulated by moving the trackball back and forth).
Arlington Horse Racing (Game)
An arcade gambling game by Incredible Technologies and Strata, where players bet on horse racing based on the real-life event.
Hard Yardage (Game)
An arcade football game released in 1993 by the Strata Group, a division of Incredible Technologies. Looks similar to early 3D Madden games.
Peggle (Game)
A 1991 physics-puzzle action arcade game by Strata, where a ball character bounces along a rotating pegboard to "pop" all of its pegs.
Ninja Clowns (Game)
Semi-obscure brawler from the early '90's. Like many games of the era, it doesn't have anything to do with ninja, despite the title.
Poker Dice (Game)
An early arcade video-redemption game where you have to throw balls at rotating poker dice to form a valid poker hand.
Hot Shots Tennis (Game)
An arcade tennis game by Strata, featuring two-player split-screen action.
Rim Rockin' Basketball (Game)
A professional basketball arcade game by Strata with four-player support, a unique birds-eye perspective that's set towards the goal rim, and both 3v3 and 5v5 modes. It was also released in Japan by Tecmo.
Pairs (Game)
An arcade game based on the simplistic card solitaire game of the same name. It was originally released as eroge, with pictures of naked ladies behind the cards, but later received a child-friendly video redemption version with cartoon fruit. Also known as Hot Memory.