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software_name = Fire Truck | | software_name = Fire Truck| | ||
software_image = [[File:Fire truck flyer.jpg| | software_image = [[File:Fire truck flyer.jpg|330px]]| | ||
developer = [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]]| | developer = [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]]| | ||
publisher = [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]]| | publisher = [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]]| | ||
systems = [[Arcade]], [[Linux]], [[macOS]], [[Windows]]| | systems = [[Arcade]], [[Linux]], [[macOS]], [[Windows]]| | ||
release = Arcade: 1978<br />Linux, macOS, Windows: November 26, 2019| | release = '''Arcade'''<br />North America: 1978<br />'''Linux, macOS (''[[Atari Vault]]'' [[DLC]])'''<br />Worldwide: November 26, 2019<br />'''Windows'''<br />Worldwide (''[[Atari Vault]]'' [[DLC]]): November 26, 2019<br />Worldwide (''[[Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration|Atari 50]]''): November 11, 2022<br />'''One, PS4, PS5, Switch, VCS, X/S (''[[Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration|Atari 50]]'')'''<br />Worldwide: November 11, 2022| | ||
added_to_museum = Windows: December 4, 2019| | added_to_museum = Linux/Mac/Windows (''[[Atari Vault|Vault]]'' [[DLC]]): December 4, 2019<br />Windows (''[[Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration|Atari 50]]''): December 4, 2019| | ||
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'''''Fire Truck''''' was an [[arcade]] game developed and released by [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]] in [[1979]]. It ran on a [[Atari_6800_arcade_hardware|board set]] with a [[Motorola]] [[6800]] [[central processing unit]] (CPU). | '''''Fire Truck''''' was an [[arcade]] game developed and released by [[Atari, S.A.|Atari]] in [[1979]]. It ran on a [[Atari_6800_arcade_hardware|board set]] with a [[Motorola]] [[6800]] [[central processing unit]] (CPU). | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:08, 20 November 2024
Fire Truck | |
Developer | Atari |
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Publisher | Atari |
Platforms | Arcade, Linux, macOS, Windows |
Released | Arcade North America: 1978 Linux, macOS (Atari Vault DLC) Worldwide: November 26, 2019 Windows Worldwide (Atari Vault DLC): November 26, 2019 Worldwide (Atari 50): November 11, 2022 One, PS4, PS5, Switch, VCS, X/S (Atari 50) Worldwide: November 11, 2022 |
Added to Museum |
Linux/Mac/Windows (Vault DLC): December 4, 2019 Windows (Atari 50): December 4, 2019 |
Fire Truck was an arcade game developed and released by Atari in 1979. It ran on a board set with a Motorola 6800 central processing unit (CPU).
Story
A fire truck has to drive through a town, making it as far as possible without crashing.
If the fire truck is the model named Smokey Joe, then it is simply driven by one person. However, if it is the standard variant of Fire Truck, then the truck is driven by two people cooperatively.
In the latter case, one person is sitting, driving the truck and controlling the accelerator pedal and braking mechanism. The other person is standing, controlling the tiller mechanism carrying the ladder by steering the swing of the trailer.
The goal is to rack up as many points as possible before the truck either crashes or runs out of fuel.
Versions of the game
The standard Fire Truck variant of the game is a two-player cooperative game with a cabinet with two controlling mechanisms. The sit-down portion has a steering wheel, accelerator, and braking mechanism to control the truck in the game. Whereas the stand-up portion behind the seat has a steering wheel to control the trailer in the game.
The Smokey Joe variant is simply a one-player game without the stand-up portion of the cabinet, so the trailer doesn't steer independently of the truck.
Both variants were released by Atari in 1978.