Tickee Tickats

Raster Elite’s Tickee Tickats appeared in arcades in 1994 and offers a two-player shooting experience reminiscent of classics like Point Blank. Players utilize light guns to target onscreen objects, aiming for accuracy to advance through the game. Successful completion of gameplay earns players tickets, a common feature in redemption games designed to reward skill with prizes. The game's technical specifications include a TMS34010 processor and General Instrument AY8910 sound chips, contributing to its visual and auditory presentation. Tickee Tickats displays graphics at a resolution of 320 x 200 pixels with a palette of 256 colors, presented in a horizontal screen orientation. The simple control scheme features one button per player alongside the light gun aiming mechanic. Designed for cooperative or competitive play, Tickee Tickats provides straightforward shooter action and a chance to accumulate tickets for redemption.