T-Mek
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T-Mek is a 2-player, sit-down, virtual reality fighting arcade game. Each player can choose their MEK (a hovering tank with special weapons and abilities). One player can play against 6 AI players and the occasional Boss, or two players can play against each other and 4 AI players. There is a special Tournament mode where two players can go one on one. Up to 3 T-Mek cabinets can be linked for 6 player competitions. T-Mek was manufactured by Atari Games in 1994. T-Mek was also available for the Sega console as a Genesis cartridge, it required the 32X expansion. The Sega version was poorly reviewed. T-Mek was also available as a PC game, with fair reviews.
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[edit] Hardware
- Cabinet: Mostly particle board and plywood.
- Graphics: Decal overlay.
- Seats: Hard plastic, bolted to cabinet.
- Joysticks: Robust construct analog, one trigger and one thumb button per stick, two sticks per seat.
- Monitors: Dual 25" CRTs.
- Processor circuit: Multiple boards for processor, audio and image rendering.
- CPU: Motorola 68000 series.
- Powersupply: Standard PC ATX.
- Code: Written in C.
[edit] Bosses (in order of strength, weak to strong)
- Baked
- Venusiva
- Shocka
- Phantom
- Brk'oth
- Nazrac
[edit] Meks
- Stealth
- weapon: Acid drone
- Lurker (Super Stealth)
- weapon: Blinder Bomb
- Assault
- weapon: POV missile
- Suicide (Super Assault)
- weapon: Speed Missile
- Speed
- weapon: Shockbolt
- Hyper (Super Speed)
- weapon: Plasmathrower
