History VideoGame / Tank1974

It was a big success, so much so that distributors abandoned their demands for exclusive agreements, allowing Atari to reveal that it owned Kee. Had several sequels: ''Tank 2'' (with land mines), ''Tank III'', ''Tank 8'' (for up to eight players), and ''Ultra Tank''. It's the ancestor of the tank games in ''VideoGame/{{Combat|Atari2600}}'' for the UsefulNotes/{{Atari 2600}}.

It was a big success, so much so that distributors abandoned their demands for exclusive agreements, allowing Atari to reveal that it owned Kee. Had several sequels: ''Tank 2'' (with land mines), ''Tank III'', ''Tank 8'' (for up to eight players), and ''Ultra Tank''. It's the ancestor of the tank games in ''VideoGame/{{Combat}}'' for the UsefulNotes/{{Atari 2600}}.

* TankControls / SomeDexterityRequired: UrExample; The original arcade cabinets featured a set of twin joysticks for each player to control the steering, much like real tanks while shooting is done using the red button on the right-hand joystick.

* TankControls/ SomeDexterityRequired: UrExample; The original arcade cabinets even featured a pair of levers for each player to control the steering, much like real tanks.

* TankControls/SomeDexterityRequired: UrExample; The original arcade cabinets even featured a pair of levers for each player to control the steering, much like real tanks.

* TankControls: UrExample; The original arcade cabinets even featured a pair of levers for each player to control the steering, much like real tanks.

* TankControls: UrExample; The original arcade cabinets featured a set of levers for each player to control the steering, much like real tanks.

* TankControls: UrExample; The original arcade cabinets featured a pair of levers for each player to control the steering, much like real tanks.

* TankControls: UrExample; The original arcade cabinets featured a pair of levers for each player to control, much like a real tank.

* TankControls: The UrExample.

* NoPlotNoProblem
* PlayerVersusPlayer

* TankGoodness

''Tank'' is the first tank combat game, created by {{Atari}} and released in 1974 by Atari's subsidiary (and fake "rival" to get around exclusive agreements with distributors) Kee Games. It's a PlayerVersusPlayer, [[TimedMission timed]], TopDownView battle between two tanks in a maze of walls.

It was a big success, so much so that distributors abandoned their demands for exclusive agreements, allowing Atari to reveal that it owned Kee. Had several sequels: ''Tank 2'' (with land mines), ''Tank III'', ''Tank 8'' (for up to eight players), and ''Ultra Tank''. It's the ancestor of the tank games in ''VideoGame/{{Combat}}'' for the {{Atari 2600}}.

''Tank'' is the first tank combat game, created by {{Atari}} and released in 1974 by Atari's subsidiary (and fake "rival" to get around exclusivity agreements with distributors) Kee Games. It's a PlayerVersusPlayer, [[TimedMission timed]], TopDownView battle between two tanks in a maze of walls.

It was a big success, so much so that distributors abandoned their demands for exclusive agreements, allowing Atari to reveal that it owned Kee. Had several sequels: ''Tank 2'' (with land mines), ''Tank III'', and ''Tank 8'' (for up to eight players). It's the ancestor of the tank games in ''VideoGame/{{Combat}}'' for the {{Atari 2600}}.

It was a big success, so much so that distributors abandoned their demands for exclusive agreements, allowing Atari to reveal that it owned Kee. Had several sequels: ''Tank 2'' (with land mines), ''Tank III'', and ''Tank 8'' (for up to eight players). and is the ancestor of the tank games in ''VideoGame/{{Combat}}'' for the {{Atari 2600}}.

It was a big success, so much so that distributors abandoned their demands for exclusive agreements, allowing Atari to reveal that it owned Kee. Had several sequels, and is the ancestor of the tank games in ''VideoGame/{{Combat}}'' for the {{Atari 2600}}.

* ColorCodedMultiplayer: In black and white; one tank was white and one was black. One of the sequels, the eight-player ''Tank 8'', had color.

''Tank'' is the first tank combat game, created by {{Atari}} and released in 1974 by Atari's subsidiary (and fake "rival" to get around exclusivity agreements with distributors) Kee Games. It's a PlayerVersusPlayer, [[TimedMission timed]], TopDownView battle between two tanks in a maze of walls and land mines.

It was a big success, so much so that distributors abandoned their demands for exclusive agreements, allowing Atari to reveal that it owned Kee. Had several sequels, and is the ancestor of the tank games in ''{{Combat}}'' for the {{Atari 2600}}.