Bee Panic

Description

Bee Panic gives the player options unavailable in other merchandise games. At the start of the game, players choose which prize they want to play for from a selection of prizes. Then the fun begins! Bees appear and disappear randomly in the "beehive". When a bee is "hit" the player is awarded the points within that particular "honey-comb". Players must be careful not to shoot bees carrying negative points, as this will reduce their score. Once the player reaches 500 points, unlike other prize games, they now have a choice. They can either keep the prize they were playing for or continue with a special challenge stage where they can win a prize with a higher value. If the player is successful and reaches 800 points in the challenge stage within the time allotted they win a better prize. If they fail in reaching the 800 points they can either stop playing and leave with out any prize or they can coin up and continue play at the challenge stage again.

The game is fast paced and furious as the Queen bee heckles the players and tries to get them to go for the challenge stage.

Bee Panic was produced by Namco in 2001.

Namco released 310 machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1977. Namco was based in Japan.

Other machines made by Namco during the time period Bee Panic was produced include: Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga - Class Of 1981, Kart Duel, Ninja Assault, Turret Tower, Quest For Fame, Footbal Power, Namco System 246, Ridge Racer V: Arcade Battle, Samurai Surfin', and Tekken 4