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{{GameInfo|right | |||
|en_title=Viewpoint | |||
|jp_title=Viewpoint | |||
|jp_title2=ビューポイント | |||
|developer=Sammy / Aicom | |||
|ngh_id=051 | |||
|megcount=74 | |||
|tcrf=https://tcrf.net/Viewpoint_(Neo_Geo) | |||
|mvs_release=yes | |||
|mvs_release_en=y | |||
|mvs_release_jp=y | |||
|mvs_romset=viewpoin | |||
|mvs_date=1992 | |||
|mvs_pchip= | |||
|mvs_pboard=PROG-G2 | |||
|mvs_cboard=CHA42G-1 | |||
|aes_release=y | |||
|aes_release_jp=y | |||
|aes_release_en=y | |||
|aes_romset=viewpoin | |||
|aes_date=11/12/92 | |||
|cd_release=y | |||
|cd_release_jp=y | |||
|cd_release_en=y | |||
|cd_date=25/02/95 | |||
}} | |||
Viewpoint is a shoot'em up game made by Sammy Corp., notable for its original and heavily [[YM2610#ADPCM|sample]]-based music, pre-rendered 3D graphics and difficulty. | Viewpoint is a shoot'em up game made by Sammy Corp., notable for its original and heavily [[YM2610#ADPCM|sample]]-based music, pre-rendered 3D graphics and difficulty. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:37, 23 September 2017
| General Info | |
| USA Title | Viewpoint |
| Japanese Title | Viewpoint
(ビューポイント) |
| European Title | Viewpoint |
| NGH | 051 |
| Developer | Sammy / Aicom |
| Editor | SNK |
| Meg count | 74 |
| TCRF page | Link |
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MVS Release | |
 
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| Release date | 1992 |
| PROG Board | PROG-G2 |
| CHA Board | CHA42G-1 |
| Protection Chip | none |
| MAME romset | viewpoin |
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AES Release | |
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| Release date | 11/12/92 |
| PROG Board | Unknown |
| CHA Board | Unknown |
| Protection Chip | Unknown |
| MAME romset | Unknown |
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CD Release | |
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| Release date | 25/02/95 |
Viewpoint is a shoot'em up game made by Sammy Corp., notable for its original and heavily sample-based music, pre-rendered 3D graphics and difficulty.
Technical features
- The game engine achieves a one-way isometric scroll of the entire game field, which contains itself several masking tricks.
- The Sammy logo animation uses the RLI interrupt.