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Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Heli Fire (ヘリファイア) is an arcade game developed by Nintendo, and released in September 1980 by Nintendo. Some sources claim that Ikegami Tsushinki also did design work on Heli Fire. A Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom port was planned but was canceled for unknown reasons. Similar to the 1976 Midway title Sea Wolf, players control a submarine in which they must survive as long as possible against a barrage of enemy attacks from the sea and above. The submarine can move in eight directions and can defend itself with missiles. While ships and mines attack the submarine from the water, enemy helicopters, which come in four different colors that designate their speed, drop missiles and depth charges at the submarine from the air. Each level consists of three sets of ten helicopters (for a total of 30) which must be destroyed within a specified time limit, or else they start to attack in a \"special assault pattern\". After a certain number of helicopters are destroyed, the submarine resurfaces, and a native girl dances (called \"dancers of the isles\") on top of the submarine while bonus points are awarded. After each level, the water level rises, placing the submarine closer to the helicopters and underwater traps.Heli Fire came in both upright and cocktail arcade cabinets. It featured black and white raster graphics and used overlays to provide color. It could be played with one player or two players who alternate turns. The sound was provided by Hirokazu Tanaka, and it consisted of one amplified monoural channel."@en }

• Heli_Fire abstract "Heli Fire (ヘリファイア) is an arcade game developed by Nintendo, and released in September 1980 by Nintendo. Some sources claim that Ikegami Tsushinki also did design work on Heli Fire. A Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom port was planned but was canceled for unknown reasons. Similar to the 1976 Midway title Sea Wolf, players control a submarine in which they must survive as long as possible against a barrage of enemy attacks from the sea and above. The submarine can move in eight directions and can defend itself with missiles. While ships and mines attack the submarine from the water, enemy helicopters, which come in four different colors that designate their speed, drop missiles and depth charges at the submarine from the air. Each level consists of three sets of ten helicopters (for a total of 30) which must be destroyed within a specified time limit, or else they start to attack in a \"special assault pattern\". After a certain number of helicopters are destroyed, the submarine resurfaces, and a native girl dances (called \"dancers of the isles\") on top of the submarine while bonus points are awarded. After each level, the water level rises, placing the submarine closer to the helicopters and underwater traps.Heli Fire came in both upright and cocktail arcade cabinets. It featured black and white raster graphics and used overlays to provide color. It could be played with one player or two players who alternate turns. The sound was provided by Hirokazu Tanaka, and it consisted of one amplified monoural channel.".