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Lmsuarez: /* Top Gun */

2024-12-15T13:53:58Z

Top Gun

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	==''Top Gun''==		==''Top Gun''==
	<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[[konami\|Konami]], 1987]		<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[konami\|Konami]], 1987]
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	[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.		[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.

	[[File:top-gun.jpg\|500px\|center\|]]		[[File:top-gun.jpg\|500px\|center\|]]

Lmsuarez at 13:53, 15 December 2024

2024-12-15T13:53:52Z

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	~~'''~~''Top Gun'' [ [[konami\|Konami]], 1987]~~'''~~		==''Top Gun''==
			<nowiki>[</nowiki>[[[konami\|Konami]], 1987]
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	[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.		[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.

	[[File:top-gun.jpg\|500px\|center\|]]		[[File:top-gun.jpg\|500px\|center\|]]

Lmsuarez at 12:37, 2 November 2024

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	[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.		[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.

			[[File:top-gun.jpg\|500px\|center\|]]

Jackof63trades at 19:11, 19 April 2024

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	'''''Top Gun''[ [[konami\|Konami]], 1987]'''		'''''Top Gun'' [ [[konami\|Konami]], 1987]'''

	[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.		[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.

Jackof63trades at 19:11, 19 April 2024

2024-04-19T19:11:26Z

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	'''''Top Gun'' [[[konami\|Konami]], 1987]'''		'''''Top Gun''[ [[konami\|Konami]], 1987]'''

	[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.		[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.

Jackof63trades at 19:10, 19 April 2024

2024-04-19T19:10:54Z

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			'''''Top Gun'' [[[konami\|Konami]], 1987]'''

	~~<p>~~		[[nes\|NES]] title only vaguely affiliated with the eponymous film. Commonly associated with the [[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost [[et\|ET-on-Atari]]-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end Stage/Mission 2.
	~~<strong>~~
	~~<em>~~
	~~Top Gun~~
	~~</em>~~
	[
	~~[[konami\|Konami]], 1987]~~
	~~</strong>~~
	~~<br/>~~
	[[nes\|NES]]
	title only vaguely affiliated with the
	eponymous film. Commonly associated with the
	[[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene
	inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost
	[[et\|ET-on-Atari]]
	-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from
	any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete
	levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end
	Stage/Mission 2.
	~~</p>~~

Jackof63trades at 14:17, 12 March 2024

2024-03-12T14:17:06Z

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	[		[
	[[konami]]		[[konami\|Konami]], 1987]
	, 1987]
	</strong>		</strong>
	<br/>		<br/>
	[[nes]]		[[nes\|NES]]
	title only vaguely affiliated with the		title only vaguely affiliated with the
	eponymous film. Commonly associated with the		eponymous film. Commonly associated with the
	[[ehspf]]		[[ehspf\|EHSPF]], primarily due to its final scene
	, primarily due to its final scene
	inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost		inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost
	[[et]]		[[et\|ET-on-Atari]]
	-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from		-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from
	any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete		any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete
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	Stage/Mission 2.		Stage/Mission 2.
	</p>		</p>

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		<p>
		<strong>
		<em>
		Top Gun
		</em>
		[
		[[konami]]
		, 1987]
		</strong>
		<br/>
		[[nes]]
		title only vaguely affiliated with the
		eponymous film. Commonly associated with the
		[[ehspf]]
		, primarily due to its final scene
		inexplicably based in space. Notable for its brute almost
		[[et]]
		-level abstraction, with control-based directives increasingly divested from
		any corresponding action as the game progresses through its four discrete
		levels, as exemplified by the aircraft carrier landing sequence at end
		Stage/Mission 2.
		</p>

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