According to archived news video footage from TV stations in California the game was considered a financial success for Dyer's company (Virtual Image Productions) and SEGA, pulling an average of 1 million dollars per week during its peak at the arcades.
The game was considered a financial success for Dyer's company (Virtual Image Productions). This was according to archived news video footage from TV stations in California. The game was considered SEGA. This was according to archived news video footage from TV stations in California. The game was pulling an average of 1 million dollars per week during its peak at the arcades. This was according to archived news video footage from TV stations in California.