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<view name="system">
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<text>LaserDisc arcade games use pre-recorded video, either in</text>
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</text>
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<text>combination with overlaid sprites or simply as sections of</text>
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</text>
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<text>video controllable by the player. The first major LaserDisc</text>
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<text>game was Sega's Astron Belt, released in 1983. It was closely</text>
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</text>
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<text>followed by Dragon's Lair the same year, which is doubtlessly</text>
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</text>
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<text>the most famous LaserDisc game. A number of releases followed</text>
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<text>and to this day there is a community making similar homebrew</text>
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<text>games, although they no longer technically run on LaserDiscs.</text>
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</text>
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</view>
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</theme>
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