Untouchable

Description

This game is both a driving and a shooting game. Untouchable was made in the Kansaiseiki Seisakusho Corporation Kasco in the early to mid 1970s,And it is a fairly difficult game to get a replay on at even 300 pts., AND a light sensor type game. Basically its a chase game with the the player controlling speed and steering of the Police car while firing a beam of light when you pull the trigger on your gun, thats sunk into the left side of the dash board. The Robbers car moves back and forth on commands from the game as well as moving closer and to your Police car and then farther away, depending on how well you stay away from the sides of the revolving beltstreet. If you car moves too far to the right or left the Robbers car will pull ahead more, making it harder for your light beam to hit the receiving tube inside the License plate opening in the back of the Robbers car, and thus harder to score points. It has sound effects of car sounds. Engines roaring, tires skidding as well as the scream of a woman on the street. On another track is the Tommygun sounds that only sound when the bad guy fires which you can see when the little Wheat seed bulbs illuminates Then finally there is the sound of gunfire when you pull the trigger yourself. If when you fire at the car and you hit the targeting tube and register a hit, the little Gangster with the TommyGun falls over to the side for a second and the rights itself Meanwhile you are doing all this while standing, steering, firing your gun , and accelerating or decelerating.

Untouchable was produced by Kasco Distributing Co. in 1972.

Kasco Distributing Co. released 11 machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1969. Kasco Distributing Co. was based in United States.

Other machines made by Kasco Distributing Co. during the time period Untouchable was produced include: TV Davis Cup, Air Fighter, Star V, Clay Shooting, Kasco, and Driver The