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Many of the Golden Era scores that were pulled in 2003 are going to be put back onto the high scoreboard again as per Twin Galaxies head referee Robert Mruczek's below post:
ALWAYS REFER BACK TO THE HARD BACK OR SOFT BACK EDITION OF THE AMERICAN GUINNESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORDS: (1985), (1986), (1987) (1997) FOR ORIGINAL SOURCE OF ALL HIGH SCORES
Classic Games High Score List: Head On (1979) 300,000 arcade Chris Ayra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Head Referee - Twin Galaxies Robert T. Mruczek Monday, October 04, 2004 - 09:19 pm-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Robert T. Mruczek Originally Posted On Funspot Message board: Link I'm only posting to clear this matter up as it could quickly balloon due to lack of a complete background. The 305K was a (Head On) legitimate score accomplished by Chris Ayra pre-1984. Walter only recently loaded it into the database via upload dated 6/11/04. Bill Mitchell personally was one of the witnesses of the score, in which Chris attained 200K+ on his 1st life. We are in the process of attempting to get a game down to Chris so he can "do it again" as this score is so incredibly high. There will be a few more scores, quite a few, that will hit the scoreboard over the next few months as we clean house. Keep this in mind. Some are quite high, and some forgotten video game scores of yesteryear will soon be recognized. I cannot comment on which, nor do I have time to comment on a case by case basis. Therefore this alert serves to explain this one and a few that are coming soon. Robert -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Billy Mitchell: I am already only a razor's edge behind the Ms. Pac-Man world record holder, Chris Ayra of Miami, Florida, who also is my best friend. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris Ayra High Score Head-On Twin Galaxies Score Link Head-On Head On Marquee Head On {Gremlin} Similar to Crash. Car "eats" dots around a square track Description A car-shaped character circles in one of four lanes around the screen collecting dots while computer car(s) attempt to crash head-on into the player. There are only four locations on the screen to change lanes. Collecting all the dots advances the player to next level with either more or faster opponent cars. Variation: default settings Manufacturer: Sega/Gremlin Year: 1979 Class: Wide Release Genre: Labyrinth/Maze Type: Videogame Platform: Arcade Game Details Steer a car around a maze collecting dots and avoiding head-on collisions with the computer cars. There are a few points in the maze where you can change lanes. Once a level is cleared of all the dots, you advance to other levels with either more cars or faster cars. For up to two alternating players. Rules: Rank Score Player Date Verified 1 100.00 % 305,000 Chris Ayra 12/31/1983 2 98.36 % 300,000 Chris Ayra 06/11/2004.. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Will the Old Track & Field High Scores be recognized? 08-07-2004 Track & Field - mid-90's scores obliterated, says witness known by Mark Alpiger. The below data from: Mark Alpiger / MDA web site. The 2004 California Extreme show was a fantastic gathering of both games, and people. Mark Alpiger, who attended this year, let (Mole) know that he met one gentleman there by the name of Eric, who was a friend of Kelly Kobashigawa. Many gamers are aware of this famed player, who holds records on both Hypersports, and, most famously, Track & Field. For many years, there has been talk of players making above his recognized TG record of 95,040 points - both others, and even Kelly himself. For example, CAG currently lists a high of 96,850 by Chris Holder. Well, Eric informed Mark that Kelly had made 'lots' of 98K scores on Track & Field, and that he had a high of 101K !! 1985 Video Game Masters Tournament results (as printed in the 1986 Guinness Book World Record) Kelly Kobashigawa Track & Field 95,040
Game Score Rank Donkey Kong 348,900 7 Frogger 33,920 21 Joust 40,500 21 Jr. Pac-Man 1998 955,520 2 Kangaroo 2,900 10 Ms. Pac-Man 1998 910,350 3 Out Run 12,061,960 6 Pac-Man 1980 3,333,360 1 Pac-Man Plus 74,980 9 Pole Position 61,850 10 Qix 1430 62,290 13 Robotron 32,800 30 Super Pac-Man 1,045,000 2 Turbo 30,425 6 Wizard of Wor 19,700 16 Intellivision 4,201,875 1 MAME Ms. Pac-Man 1998 407,200 1Rick Fothergil "Captain Canada", and Chris Ayra looking on. Billy Mitchell Billy Mitchell Billy Mitchell and Chris Ayra -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Head On Video Game (1979) Manufacturer: Sega/Gremlin Year: 1979 Class: Wide Release Genre: Labyrinth/Maze Type: Videogame Monitor: Orientation: Horizontal Type: Raster: Standard Resolution CRT: Black and White Conversion Class: unique Number of Simultaneous Players: 1 Maximum number of Players: 2 Gameplay: Alternating Control Panel Layout: Single Player Controls: Joystick: 4-way (up, down, left, right) Sound: Amplified Mono (one channel) Description A car-shaped character circles in one of four lanes around the screen collecting dots while computer car(s) attempt to crash head-on into the player. There are only four locations on the screen to change lanes. Collecting all the dots advances the player to next level with either more or faster opponent cars. Trivia The Book "Atari Graphics and Arcade Game Design" credits Head On as being the very first eat-the-dots style game.
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