Cosmic Cavern 3671 宇宙最大の地底最大の作戦
Released in July 1980 by Nagoya University professor Takaya Arita, Cosmic Cavern is the original sandbox title that preceded Dig Dug by two years. This "Tactical Digging Game" has now received a significant and dramatic enhancement!
System Requirements
Component
Minimum
Recommended
Operating System
Windows 7 or later
Windows 7 or later
Processor
Intel Dual Core 2.0 GHz or AMD Athlon X2 5200+ 2.6 GHz C
Intel Core2 Duo P9300 @ 2.26GHz C
Graphics
DirectX 9.0c compatible graphic card C
MOBILITY RADEON 9800 C
Memory
512 MB
2 GB
Storage
50 MB
50 MB
Suggested PC Build
Minimum Build
- CPU: AMD E2-9030
- GPU: Matrox M9188 ATX PCIe x16
- RAM: 1 GB
- Storage: 1 GB
- OS: Windows 7 or later
Recommended Build
- CPU: Intel Core2 Duo P9300 @ 2.26GHz
- GPU: MOBILITY RADEON 9800
- RAM: 2 GB
- Storage: 1 GB
- OS: Windows 7 or later
About This Game
This project merges the visual artistry of Hiroshi “Mr. Dotman” Ono, known for Namco classics like Dig Dug, Xevious, and Mappy, with the musical talents of Yuzo Koshiro, composer of Streets of Rage and Shenmue, to deliver an arranged version in a 1980s arcade style.
Like fools, we rely on games offered for our favorite platforms that are published in magazines, but lately, they seem to have all become so simple, demanding too little of the player’s intelligence and creativity. Now a game has been created that makes us stand up and cry, “Let’s do this!!"
This passage originally appeared in an article announcing Cosmic Cavern.
Cosmic Cavern was first published in the July 1980 issue of I/O Magazine in Japan. As noted in the article, Space Cavern was incredibly addictive due to its allowance for imaginative expression, dense pure fun, and high innovation. It achieved immense popularity and was ported to a wide variety of 8-bit computers from that era.
Alongside the classic release, this collection compiles two arranged versions that update frustrating elements of the original with modern gameplay, along with enhanced features and two-player cooperative support. You get three games in one!
Hiroshi "Mr.Dotman" Ono created graphics for these titles and many others.
Galaxian ,Cutie Q ,Pacman ,Tank Battalian ,Rally X ,New Rally X ,Galaga ,Bosconian ,Warp & Warp ,Dig Dug ,Pole Position ,Super Pacman ,Xevious ,Mappy ,Pac&Pal ,Pole Position II , Libble Rabble ,Phozon ,Gaplus ,Pacland ,Dragon Buster ,Metro Cross ,Toypop ,Dig Dug II ,Baraduke ,Skykid
Like fools, we rely on games offered for our favorite platforms that are published in magazines, but lately, they seem to have all become so simple, demanding too little of the player’s intelligence and creativity. Now a game has been created that makes us stand up and cry, “Let’s do this!!"
This passage originally appeared in an article announcing Cosmic Cavern.
Cosmic Cavern was first published in the July 1980 issue of I/O Magazine in Japan. As noted in the article, Space Cavern was incredibly addictive due to its allowance for imaginative expression, dense pure fun, and high innovation. It achieved immense popularity and was ported to a wide variety of 8-bit computers from that era.
Alongside the classic release, this collection compiles two arranged versions that update frustrating elements of the original with modern gameplay, along with enhanced features and two-player cooperative support. You get three games in one!
Hiroshi "Mr.Dotman" Ono created graphics for these titles and many others.
Galaxian ,Cutie Q ,Pacman ,Tank Battalian ,Rally X ,New Rally X ,Galaga ,Bosconian ,Warp & Warp ,Dig Dug ,Pole Position ,Super Pacman ,Xevious ,Mappy ,Pac&Pal ,Pole Position II , Libble Rabble ,Phozon ,Gaplus ,Pacland ,Dragon Buster ,Metro Cross ,Toypop ,Dig Dug II ,Baraduke ,Skykid