Capcom Bowling
Platforms:
Arcade
Genres
Overview
Capcom Bowling is a bowling simulation released in arcades by Capcom in 1988. The game features a top down view of a bowling alley and allows up to four players to compete for the highest score. To bowl, players use a track-ball to control the direction and power of the ball and can optionally use two buttons to control the left or right spin on the ball. During the game a small animated display features different graphics for turkeys, splits, strikes, gutter balls, and more. The game could also be configured by operators to dispense tickets at certain scores and the dedicated cabinets included a built in ticket dispenser door (although the ticket dispenser itself was optional).
Credits
Platform:
Arcade
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Programmed by: | Richard A. Ditton | |
Audio Programming by: | David Thiel | |
Game Audio: | David Thiel | |
Exciter Audio: | David Thiel, Kyle Johnson, Neil Falconer |
Pictures
Click on a picture below to view a larger version.Arcade Version |
Upright Cabinet |
Arcade Version |
Cocktail Table |
Marketing
Product catalogs, magazines, flyers, or other documentation Capcom Bowling has appeared in.*Note: If you are unable to see any images in this section, you may have an ad blocker installed that is blocking the thumbnails and/or images.
Arcade Flyers |