Red Robin

Guide Red Robin through a scrolling landscape in this single-player platform game released by Elettronolo in 1986. Using a two-way joystick and two buttons, players navigate the character across the screen, jumping over obstacles and presumably avoiding dangers presented within the vertically oriented environment. The game’s visuals utilize a palette of 256 colors to create its presentation on a 224 x 256 pixel resolution display that refreshes at 60 Hz. The gameplay centers around run-and-jump mechanics, demanding precise timing and control as you progress through the levels. A Zilog Z80 processor handles the game’s main functions while another manages the audio, which is delivered via two General Instrument AY8910 sound chips – all orchestrated with music composed by Mario Russo. Red Robin's technical specifications include a primary CPU operating at 3.072 MHz and a sound CPU running at 1.536 MHz. The game offers an engaging platforming experience for a single player, showcasing the capabilities of its hardware in 1986.