B.C. Story (set 1)

Step back in time to the Stone Age with B.C. Story, a vibrant two-player mini-game collection released in 1997 by SemiCom/Tirano. This multiplay arcade game challenges players to compete in a series of Olympic-style events inspired by prehistoric life. Using eight-way joysticks and three buttons, teams face off in diverse activities that test speed, skill, and coordination. Gameplay involves navigating various mini-games, each presenting unique objectives and obstacles within the Stone Age setting. Expect challenges like spear throwing, footraces, and other athletic contests reminiscent of ancient games. The game’s visuals utilize a 320x240 resolution with a palette of over one thousand colors to create a lively presentation. B.C. Story's design incorporates both Motorola and Zilog processors alongside Yamaha and OKI sound chips for its audio, providing a sensory experience that is characteristic of arcade games from the late nineteen nineties. The game offers a lighthearted competitive experience ideal for two players seeking some prehistoric fun.