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- The_End_(video_game) abstract "The End is a 1980 fixed shooter arcade game developed and published by Konami and licensed to Stern for distribution in North America. It is the first of many Konami games licensed by Stern. The End is about alien creatures building the three-letter word E-N-D, and when they do, then it is the end of the game.It is the first Konami game to use the Scramble hardware—named in retrospect for the most famous game based upon it—which is found in the majority of Konami arcade games released in 1981-82, including Amidar and Super Cobra.".
- Q22662558 abstract "The End is a 1980 fixed shooter arcade game developed and published by Konami and licensed to Stern for distribution in North America. It is the first of many Konami games licensed by Stern. The End is about alien creatures building the three-letter word E-N-D, and when they do, then it is the end of the game.It is the first Konami game to use the Scramble hardware—named in retrospect for the most famous game based upon it—which is found in the majority of Konami arcade games released in 1981-82, including Amidar and Super Cobra.".