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[[File:Air-SeaBattle_4609.jpg|frame]] ''Air-Sea Battle'' was one of the [[Atari 2600]]'s launch titles in 1977. It was a series of 27 [[Side View]], one player or [[Player Versus Player]], [[Shoot'Em Up|Shoot Em Ups]]. It was based on a 1975 Atari arcade game called ''[[Anti-Aircraft (
* Games 1-6: Anti-Aircraft. There are two anti-aircraft guns, fixed in the lower part of the screen. Planes fly overhead. Aim your gun and shoot them down. Some variations have unguided shells, some have guided missiles. Some are for two players, and some have a computer opponent that just fires a continuous stream of shells.
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The difficulty switches are used to handicap the games, changing the size of your missiles.
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* [[Anachronism Stew]]: The planes are a mix of modern jets, helicopters, and the biplanes from ''[[
* [[Color-Coded Multiplayer]]
* [[Every Bullet Is a Tracer]]
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* [[No Plot, No Problem]]
* [[One Bullet At a Time]]
* [[Painfully
* [[Palette Swap]]: Everything.
* [[Player Versus Player]]: Most of them.
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