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Arcade Archives Moon Patrol -01003000097fe800--... !!link!! < Newest — 2025 >

Arcade Archives: Moon Patrol (Title ID: 01003000097FE800) is the modern digital re-release of the seminal 1982 side-scrolling shooter developed by Irem. Published by Hamster Corporation as part of their "Arcade Archives" series, this version provides a faithful emulation of the original arcade hardware for platforms like the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4. Historical Significance

). Below is the standard product description and key details for this title: Moon Patrol Arcade Archives MOON PATROL -01003000097FE800--...

An interesting feature of Arcade Archives MOON PATROL is that it reproduces a major technical milestone: it was the first video game to ever use parallax scrolling. Key Game Features Arcade Archives: Moon Patrol (Title ID: 01003000097FE800 )

The Buggy Physics: Unlike modern racing games, the Moon Patrol buggy has weight. If you land too hard from a jump, your suspension bottoms out, and you lose a tiny bit of speed. Over time, your rover becomes damaged. After taking three hits, your "X" light flashes, and the next bump kills you. Seeing your buggy gradually fall apart (the wheels wobble, the gun melts) was a shocking level of detail for the era. Below is the standard product description and key

The game was revolutionary for its "Parallax Scrolling" background. While it wasn't the first to use it, the multi-layered starfield and mountains of Moon Patrol created a genuine 3D illusion that blew minds in 1982.

is a classic high-score-driven arcade game, this version modernizes the experience by allowing you to: Compete Internationally

Moon Patrol, released by Irem in 1982, stands as one of the most influential arcade games of the early 1980s. Its blend of side-scrolling action, vehicular control, and innovative level design made it both instantly accessible and enduringly memorable. Though many modern re-releases and compilations—such as those in the "Arcade Archives" series—package the title with emulator fidelity and preservation intent, the core appeal of Moon Patrol rests on its design innovations and the way it captures a specific era of arcade culture.

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