Draco
Cidelsa • 1981


Published in Spain in 1981 by Cidelsa, Draco is a single-player shooter set within a scrolling field environment. Players control a character reminiscent of those found in games like Berzerk, navigating the screen and performing various actions beyond simply shooting enemies. The game utilizes two eight-way joysticks—one for movement across the playfield and another dedicated to aiming and firing projectiles. Draco’s technical specifications include CDP1802 and COP420 processors, alongside sound chips CDP1869 and AY8910, contributing to its distinct audio-visual presentation with a limited palette of eight colors. The gameplay involves maneuvering the player character through challenges within the scrolling environment while utilizing the dual joystick controls for precise movement and targeting. This arcade title provides a unique experience within the shooter genre, showcasing Cidelsa’s contribution to early video game development released exclusively in Spain.
Details
- Manufacturer
- Cidelsa
- Year
- 1981
- Players
- 1
- Genre
- Shooter / Field
- Display
- raster, rotated 90°
- Emulation status
- imperfect
- MAME ID
- draco
Machine data derived from the MAME project.