Extra Terrestrials

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Extra Terrestrials

Save the Solar System! One on the most popular videogames ever were SpaceInvaders. Extra Terrestrials is the next step after Space Invaders. Whiletraveling through the solar system on your way back to Earth you suddenlyget attacked by Extra Terrestrials. You have to shoot down these littleyellow, green and red aliens – or the solar system is doomed!

Controls:

Shoot the Aliens by moving your laser guns horizontally and vertically.

Use the Up/Down/Left/Right Buttons or press 2, 8, 4 and 6 to move yourlaser gun. Press 5 to shoot your laser gun. You have a magazine of 4 shots(the remaining shots displayed). Try to shoot the laser gun exactly overthe planets to maximize your result. After cleaning up all the space youmust defend the next planet. But take care - more aliens will appear, andnot all alien can be eliminated by just one shot the yellow aliens need only one hitthe green aliens need two hits the read ones need three hits

Take care of your three chances, because if the aliens reach you laser gunyou loose one chance, and after loosing all your chances the game is over!

On Nokia 3650/7650: When you score a new high score you are pointed toenter you name for the High Score List.

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