Streaking (set 1)

Navigate a maze representing a city in Streaking, a two-player game released by Shoei in 1980. Players control characters who must collect circular food items scattered throughout the environment while simultaneously gathering clothing and accessories to avoid capture by patrolling police officers. Quick escapes are possible via portals located at each corner of the maze, adding an element of urgency to the pursuit. The gameplay involves strategic movement across the vertical screen as players dodge law enforcement and race to gather all required objects. The game’s technical specifications feature a Zilog Z80 processor and a color palette of 98 hues displayed in a resolution of 224 x 256 pixels at a refresh rate of approximately 60.61 Hz. Notably, Streaking shares compatibility with another arcade title, allowing for the interchange of game ROMs to produce sounds associated with that other program. The game gained some recognition appearing in the film Joysticks.