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Battlezone is a series incorporating first-person shooter and real-time strategy.

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The Battlezone series is most known for the original that was released in 1980 for using vector graphics that has a green tint that made the game was very popular for many years. There were two games that came out in 1998 and 1999, Battlezone and Battlezone II, that combined FPS and RTS elements and is two of the earliest games known by some as the first to successfully incorporate the two normally separate genres.

Games

Battlezone (Game)

30 November 1980

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Apple IIPlatforms/Atari 8 bitPlatforms/Atari STPlatforms/Commodore 64Platforms/ZX SpectrumPlatforms/ArcadePlatforms/Xbox 360 Games StorePlatforms/VIC 20Platforms/Atari 2600

Battlezone 2000 (Game)

31 December 1994

Platforms/Atari Lynx

Arcade Classics: Super Breakout/Battlezone

31 October 1996

Platforms/Game Boy

Battlezone

28 February 1998

Platforms/PC

Battlezone II: Combat Commander

31 December 1999

Platforms/PC

Battlezone: Rise of the Black Dogs

30 March 2000

Platforms/Nintendo 64

Centipede & Battlezone

31 December 2003

Platforms/PC

BattleZone (Game)

6 November 2006

Platforms/PlayStation Portable

Battlezone

16 April 2008

Platforms/Xbox 360 Games Store

Battlezone 98 Redux (Game)

18 April 2016

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

Battlezone

13 October 2016

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Nintendo SwitchPlatforms/PlayStation 4

Battlezone: Combat Commander

1 March 2018

Platforms/PC

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Name

Battlezone

Features

12 games

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First game

Battlezone (Game)

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Characters

• Has characters: Dopefish (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: The Moon (Location), Mars (Location), Pluto (Location), Volcano (Location), Io (Location), Europa (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: First-Person Perspective (Concept), Leaderboard (Concept), Explosion (Concept), Heads Up Display (Concept), Changing Sides (Concept), Alien Invasion (Concept), Multiple Endings (Concept), Achievements (Concept), Polygonal 3D (Concept), Roman Numerals (Concept), Micromanagement (Concept), Digital Distribution (Concept), Strafing (Concept), Resource Gathering (Concept), Cooperative Play (Concept), Base Building (Concept), Bink Video (Concept), Control Grouping (Concept), Digital Rights Management (Concept), E3 1999 (Concept), E3 2006 (Concept), High Score (Concept), Super Game Boy Enhancement (Concept), Tech Trees (Concept), Vector Graphics (Concept), Wireframe Model (Concept), Direct Control of Units (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Tank (Object), Missile (Object), Sniper Rifle (Object), Mech (Object), Jet Pack (Object), Ball (Object), UFO (Object), Hovertank (Object), Floating Blocks (Object), Howitzer (Object)

People

• Has people: Steve Blum (Person), Doug Stone (Person), Kraig Morgan (Person), Christopher Sabat (Person), Paul Eiding (Person), Peter Jessop (Person), Warren Burton (Person), Tasia Valenza (Person), Colleen Clinkenbeard (Person), Maggie Baird (Person), Carey James Chico (Person), Carole Ruggier (Person), Cris Velasco (Person), David Arnspiger (Person), Dustin Browder (Person), Jason Wong (Person), Jim Summers (Person), Ken Miller (Person), Kenneth L. Hurley (Person), Kevin Hoekman (Person), Mark Beardsley (Person), Mark Lamia (Person), Michael Arkin (Person), Michael B. Schwartz (Person), Michael Bailey Smith (Person), Neil M. Goldberg (Person), Peter Zinda (Person), Steve Rosenthal (Person), Hank Cappa (Person), Lance J. Lewis (Person), Ed Rotberg (Person), Becky Allen (Person), Marilena Morini (Person), Matthew Harding (Person), People/Tim Vanlaw, Andreas Graf von Rittberg (Person), Jason Cordero (Person), Siggi Koegl (Person), Stephanie O'Malley-Deming (Person), David Georgeson (Person), Mike Hill (Person), Heather Chandler (Person), Peter Kirsch (Person), Jeehun Hwang (Person), Ken Rose (Person), Mike Zemina (Person), Nikita Bogolyubov (Person), Richard Farrelly (Person), Owen Rubin (Person)