Scramble New Screens and Videos

Scramble is finally released on Xbox Live Arcade and what better way to celebrate it than with a load of new screens and videos. Developed by Konami and licensed to Stern Electronics Inc., the game is based on the original 1981 horizontally-scrolling, shoot ’em up arcade game. It’s the first title to use the “Scramble Hardware”, which was later used for Super Cobra, Lost Tomb, The End and a bunch of other titles, many of which were actually bootlegs of other games such as Namco’s Pac-Man. This was because Konami neglected to give Scramble any copy protection whatsoever; making it incredibly easy to run just about anything that used a Z80 processor, which, at the time, was pretty much every game out there.

Well, so much for the game’s history! Here are the new screens and videos for Scramble. The three new videos showcase the single-player feature of the game as well as the brand-spanking-new graphics. Enjoy!

Download: [Scramble New Videos]

Scramble is finally released on Xbox Live Arcade and what better way to celebrate it than with a load of new screens and videos. Developed by Konami and licensed to Stern Electronics Inc., the game is based on the original 1981 horizontally-scrolling, shoot ’em up arcade game. It’s the first title to use the “Scramble Hardware”, which was later used for Super Cobra, Lost Tomb, The End and a bunch of other titles, many of which were actually bootlegs of other games such as Namco’s Pac-Man. This was because Konami neglected to give Scramble any copy protection whatsoever; making it incredibly easy to run just about anything that used a Z80 processor, which, at the time, was pretty much every game out there.

Well, so much for the game’s history! Here are the new screens and videos for Scramble. The three new videos showcase the single-player feature of the game as well as the brand-spanking-new graphics. Enjoy!

Download: [Scramble New Videos]