
| Sears - Tank-Plus (Picture) |
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| Gametitle | Tank-Plus | Class | Official release | ||||
| Company | Sears | Genre | Shoot'em Up | ||||
| Series | Picture | Max. player | 2 | ||||
| Cartridge shell | Standard | Controller | Joystick | ||||
| Serial number | 49-75101 | Programmer | Decuir, Joe ; Mayer, Steve ; Wagner, Larry | ||||
| UPC code | Manual | ![]() |
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| Year | 1976 | Screenshot | ![]() | ||||
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In the 1980s Sears (Sears, Roebuck and Co.) was the biggest american department-store chain / mail-order house. Since 1977 until 1982 Sears produced and sold in a joint venture with Atari, the Atari developed consoles, peripherals and 58 game titles under its own brand. All games had typical Sears-design (boxes, cartridges and instructions) but only three were released by Sears exclusively (but developed by Atari): Submarine Commander, Stellar Track, and Steeplechase. In the present there are still many Sears department stores, but the number has dropped significantly in recent years. |
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