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Bank Panic : ウィキペディア英語版
Bank Panic

''Bank Panic'' is an arcade game developed by Sanritsu and manufactured by Sega in 1984. ''West Bank'' is a clone of the game, released on several platforms.
==Game description==

The player assumes the part of an Old West sheriff who must protect a bank and its customers from masked robbers. The layout of the bank is implicitly a circle with twelve numbered doors and the player in the center. The player can rotate to the left or right and view three doors at a time. The doors will open to reveal a customer (who will drop a bag of money, making a deposit), a robber (who will attempt to shoot the player) or a young boy (who will be holding a stack of three to five hats, which the player can rapidly shoot for a bag of money or bonus time). The level ends when all twelve doors have received one or more deposits. This is indicated by the numbered boxes across the top of the screen, with a red dollar sign showing a door with a completed deposit.
At random intervals, a bomb will be placed on one of the doors and a rapid timer will count down from 99. The player must move to that door and destroy the bomb with gunfire. Shooting a customer, being shot by a robber, failing to destroy a bomb, or failing to complete the level before the overall timer runs out (shown by a bar at the bottom of the screen) costs the player one life.
Although robbers can be shot on sight (an "UNFAIR" kill), greater points can be earned by waiting until they begin to draw their weapons (a "FAIR" kill). Shooting a robber at the precise moment of drawing his weapon awards a large point value and, in the case of a red-shirted robber, a letter in the word "EXTRA" (indicated in the lower left corner). Completing five such kills finishes the word, earning the player an extra life, bonus points, and instant advancement to the next level. Extra lives can also be earned by reaching certain scores.
At the end of each level, the player earns bonus points based on the total number of deposits received, the amount of time remaining, and the average time for all "FAIR" kills during the level. Extra points are also earned whenever a customer makes a deposit at a door where a bank teller is sitting.
Later levels introduce variations, including customers who will be shoved aside by robbers; customers who are bound by ropes (shooting them once will destroy the ropes and earn the player three bags of money, while waiting will reveal a robber); robbers who duck away from the door before drawing their guns; and red-shirted robbers who wear white boots (distinguishing themselves from the other red-shirted robbers) who carry two handguns and thus must be shot twice, though even doing so with perfect timing will ''not'' earn an EXTRA letter. At times, a robber will take money that has been deposited at one of the doors, making its red dollar sign disappear, and will be hiding behind that door, money in hand. Shooting the robber makes him drop the money, returning the deposit.
Each numbered box at the top of the scree has an indicator bar that shows whether someone is approaching that door or standing behind it. When the player rotates to a door with someone behind it, it will open and the player can take appropriate action. At times, when a customer turns to leave, a WANTED poster unrolls on his/her back; the number on the poster indicates a door where a red-shirted robber is waiting.
Earning a high score can allow a player to enter his or her initials in a top ten "BEST SCORE" list, which also records the level the player reached and the length of the game. Due to an odd software bug, this list is ''only'' visible when a player is making an entry, unlike the vast majority of arcade games which periodically display the list when the game is idle.
The game's background music is a repeating cycle of ''Dixie''. The tempo of the music increases when a player has nearly run out of time.

抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア(Wikipedia)
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