Ripper Ribbit (Version 3.5)

LAI Games • 1997

Ripper Ribbit (Version 3.5) — Title screen
Title screen
Ripper Ribbit (Version 3.5) — Gameplay
Gameplay

Ripper Ribbit is a single-player shooter released in 1997 by LAI Games. This mechanical redemption game challenges players to quickly capture as many insects as possible within a set time limit. Using a single button for control, the player guides their character and attempts to snag passing bugs, accumulating points with each successful catch. The game’s design incorporates physical elements into the gameplay loop—success depends on precise timing and aiming. With dimensions of roughly 75 inches high, 27 inches wide, and 42 inches deep, Ripper Ribbit provides a compact yet engaging experience for solo players. The TMS34010 processor drives the action alongside three OKI6295 sound chips, producing a vibrant visual display utilizing a color palette of over 32,000 colors. Ripper Ribbit’s straightforward mechanics and focus on rapid reflexes offer an accessible challenge for arcade enthusiasts of all ages. Weighing in at approximately 330 pounds, the game presents a robust build designed to withstand frequent use in public arcades.

Details

Manufacturer
LAI Games
Year
1997
Players
1
Genre
Shooter / 3rd Person
Display
raster
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
ripribit

Machine data derived from the MAME project.