Battle Flip Shot

Battle Flip Shot (バトルフリップショット) (sometimes also referred to as Flip Shot) is an arcade game combining the genres of Breakout, Spitball Sparky of the Game & Watch series and ball-and-paddle (see Pong) games. It was released by Visco in 1998. Although the game is largely a Pong clone, it does introduce several twists to the gameplay. Players are depicted as humans wielding large shields rather than the "paddles" alone. The setting consists of variou... more

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  • 1998

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