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'''''Slipspace Invaders''''' is an arcade game where the player uses a joystick to control a ship styled after a [[UNSC]] [[Sabre]] [[space fighter|fighter]] in simplistic combat with various [[Covenant]] craft, including [[Banshee]]s, [[Seraph]]s, and [[Phantom]]s. The player has three lives within which they must defeat the aliens. A small arcade on [[Halleg Street]] in [[New Mombasa]], [[Earth]] called [[Arcade Game Zone]] has multiple ''Slipspace Invaders'' game cabinets.{{Ref/Map|Id=Streets|HINF|[[Streets]]}} | '''''Slipspace Invaders''''' is an arcade game where the player uses a joystick and various buttons to control a ship styled after a [[UNSC]] [[Sabre]] [[space fighter|fighter]] in simplistic combat with various [[Covenant]] craft, including [[Banshee]]s, [[Seraph]]s, and [[Phantom]]s. The player has three lives within which they must defeat the aliens. A small arcade on [[Halleg Street]] in [[New Mombasa]], [[Earth]] called [[Arcade Game Zone]] has multiple ''Slipspace Invaders'' game cabinets.{{Ref/Map|Id=Streets|HINF|[[Streets]]}} | ||
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Revision as of 02:25, December 8, 2021
Slipspace Invaders is an arcade game where the player uses a joystick and various buttons to control a ship styled after a UNSC Sabre fighter in simplistic combat with various Covenant craft, including Banshees, Seraphs, and Phantoms. The player has three lives within which they must defeat the aliens. A small arcade on Halleg Street in New Mombasa, Earth called Arcade Game Zone has multiple Slipspace Invaders game cabinets.[1]
Trivia
- Slipspace Invaders is an obvious reference to the popular 1978 arcade game Space Invaders created by Tomohiro Nishikado, with the word "Slipspace" used to add some Halo flair. The game is presumably played identically to Space Invaders, with the Covenant craft slowly moving down the screen, firing on the player's ship as they try to fire back and destroy them all before they run out of lives or the alien ships reach the bottom.
Gallery
The Slipspace Invaders game next to a Halo Infinite arcade game.
The side of the game cabinet, featuring an image of John-117 and more Sabres.
List of appearances
- Halo Infinite (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Halo Infinite, multiplayer map Streets
