Markham

Sun Electronics’ Markham, released in Japan during December 1983, is a two-player horizontal scrolling shooter. Players control flying vehicles and navigate through environments while engaging enemy forces. Gameplay utilizes an eight-way joystick for movement and two buttons to manage actions within the game. The game's technical specifications include dual Zilog Z80 processors driving the visuals and two Texas Instruments SN76496 chips handling sound effects. A unique characteristic is that a new game begins with all high score entries initially set to zero. Markham offers cooperative gameplay, allowing two players to tackle the challenges presented in this shooter together.