Operation Intercept

Author:

Dave Henry

Publisher:

Damn Good Software

Type:

Games

Category: Arcade

Language:

Shared by: that-ben

On: 2016-04-13 09:59:37

Updated by: RT

On: 2017-01-12 16:58:00

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Year: 1992

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What is Operation Intercept?

Operation Intercept is a B&W vertical space shooter game. You control a spaceship and you shoot whatever is coming your way from the top. Between each round, you can upgrade your ship with new armor, guns, etc... Operation Intercept features background music and sound effects and customizable keyboard controls.

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Download Operation Intercept for Mac

Operation_Intercept.sit

(299.76 KiB / 306.95 KB)
Operation Intercept v1.0.1 DEMO / compressed w/ Stuffit

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Operation_Intercept.sit

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Architecture

Motorola 68K

Compatibility notes

Architecture: 68K

System 6.0.7 - Mac OS 9.2.2

At least 1.2MB of free RAM

Note: Altough documentation says it's compatible with System 6.0.7 or later, it crashed System 6.0.8 on vMac when I tested. It does work fine under Mac OS 9 in B&W mode, except it runs way too fast on modern hardware. I also tried with System 7.5.3 under Basilisk II, but altough the game speed is nearly playable, only a very small portion of the screen was rendered even on 640x480 mode, so it looks like maybe the only way left is under SheepShaver under Mac OS 8 or 9 using a software CPU lagger. Let us know what your exact setup is if you manage to play Operation Intercept adequately.

Emulating this? It could probably run under: Basilisk II