# Telstar ( model 6040, 1976 ): Three Pong variants ( hockey, handball, tennis ), two paddle controllers fixed on console.

# Telstar Classic ( model 6045, 1976 ): Same as the Telstar, with deluxe wood case.

# Telstar Deluxe ( 1977 ): aka " Video World Of Sports ", same as the Telstar but brown pedestal case with wood panel, made for Canadian market with French and English text.

# Telstar Ranger ( model 6046, 1977 ): Four Pong variants ( hockey, handball, tennis, jai alai ) and two gun games ( target, skeet ), black and white plastic case, includes revolver-style light gun and separate paddle controllers.

# Telstar Alpha ( model 6030, 1977 ): Four Pong variants, black and white plastic case, fixed paddles.

# Telstar Colormatic ( model 6130, 1977 ): Same as the Telstar Alpha but with detached wired paddles as well as color graphics.

# Telstar Regent ( model 6036, 1977 ): Same as the Telstar Colormatic but no color and black and white case.

# Telstar Sportsman ( 1978 ): Similar to Telstar Regent, but with an additional light gun and different setting switches.

# Telstar Combat!

# Telstar Colortron ( model 6135, 1978 ): Four Pong variants, in color, built in sound, fixed paddles, uses AY-3-8510 chip.

# Telstar Marksman ( model 6136, 1978 ): Four Pong variants and two gun games in color, larger light gun with removable stock, fixed paddles, uses AY-3-8512 chip.

# Telstar Galaxy: Separate joysticks and fixed paddles, uses AY-3-8600 game chip and AY-3-8615 color encoder.

# Telstar Gemini ( 1978 ): Four pinball games and two light-gun games in color, light gun, two flipper buttons on left and right sides of case, pinball launch button and field adjustment sliders on top, light gun, uses a MOS Technology MPS 7600-004 chip.

Although there had been a few sporadic British successes in the U. S. charts prior to 1964, notably The Tornadoes ' hit instrumental " Telstar ", the British Invasion began in earnest in January 1964 when The Beatles ' " I Want to Hold Your Hand " single reached # 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Meek then went on to have a UK and US # 1 success in 1961 with Telstar, named after the newly launched communications satellite and thus intended to commemorate the new space age.

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Originally a remake of the same-titled unreleased Blaque single from 2002, Mis-Teeq and Telstar agreed not to use album version, instead releasing the alternate " Ignorants Radio Edit " as an official single version which entered the UK charts at # 8 on 12 July 2003.

They enjoyed several chart hits in their own right, including the UK and U. S. Number One " Telstar " ( named after the satellite and composed by Geoff Goddard and produced by Meek ), the first U. S. # 1 by a British group.

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Its office is located at # 4, Rawal Arcade, F-8 Markaz Islamabad.

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*" Neighborhood # 3 ( Power Out )" by Arcade Fire ( 2005 )

*" Neighborhood # 1 ( Tunnels )" by Arcade Fire ( with Josh Deu )( 2005 )

In 2001, GameSpy ranked Dragon's Lair as # 7 on the list of " Top 50 Arcade Games of All-Time ".

# Arcade games involve quick fingers and quick thinking.

Arcade Fire gave the label its then highest-charting release with their follow-up, 2007's Neon Bible, which debuted at # 2 on the Billboard 200, and, later, reaching # 1 with their third album, 2010's The Suburbs.

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# REDIRECT Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi

* Youngblood: Bloodsport # 1 ( Arcade, 2003 )

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** Guilty Gear XX # Reload ( 2003 ) Arcade, PlayStation 2, Xbox, Microsoft Windows ( 2005 ) PlayStation Portable

* Youngblood: Bloodsport # 1 ( with Rob Liefeld, Arcade, 2003 )

In Agent X # 5, it was revealed that Arcade also has some medical skills which he uses to save Agent X's life.

* The game was developed during the Golden Age of Arcade Games and is considered the # 4 most popular game of all time according to Killer List of Video Games

* Front and Back side of the flyer of the original 1974 Wild Gunman movie game ( from Arcade Flyer Archive ) as well as two pictures # 1 and # 2 of this version ( from an AOL member homepage ).