| Display title | Battlezone (1980 video game) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Battlezone, released in 1980, is the first popular video game to feature 3D graphics. It was a technological breakthrough at a time when simple 2D games like Space Invaders were the norm. The player controls a tank, in first-person perspective, on a mechanized battlefield against enemy forces equipped with tanks and guided missiles. It is the direct ancestor of every First-Person Shooter, and the US Army even commissioned a customized variant to train its tank troops. Surviving consoles of the game are still very popular with collectors today. |
