Achieved at : 2026-05-04
Rank : 1
(world record)
Lups : 100
Approved :
Yes
Voting completed : 2026-05-16
| General Rules: |
Play on any emulator as Oric-1 or Oric Atmos. Play with default settings unless otherwise specified. No use of trainers, cheats, saved game files, auto-fire (when not default present in-game), emulator save states, or other emulator advantages. No use of code modifications that give the player an advantage over other players. 1 player only. No continues. It is discouraged and may lead to voters not accepting your score to - excessively point farm - use glitches or other game exploits |
| Specific Rules: |
Play the game in 1 player mode. 2 - Double Wall (Narrow Gap). 3 - Start Level Hardest. 1 - Normal Progressive Game. |
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Breakout is an arcade game for the Oric-1 48K. It was released in 1983 as a double game with 3D Maze.
Having a version of the Atari classic arcade game was mandatory for all computers of the early 1980s and most of them were graced with several versions. IJK released their version along with a maze escape game called 3D Maze. These were still early days for home computer games and the ability to play games at home was still a novelty.
This version of the game offers several wall types, game speeds and progressive wall options. Other than that, it is fairly ordinary - it does what it says on the box and gives you a playable version of Breakout. The extra options make it more akin to Atari's 1978 follow on, Super Breakout, than the original game.
This game was played using an Oric-1 48K emulated in Oricutron. The date of play was the 4th May 2026. Options selected were Double Wall (Narrow), Start Level 3 (Hardest) and Normal Progressive.
Time stamps:
00:30 Game options selection. 2 pressed for Double Wall (Narrow Gap), 3 (Hardest) and 1 (Normal Progressive).
00:41 Game begins.
01:20 First life lost.
02:01 Second life lost.
02:04 Third life lost. Game Over! Final score 550 points.
Having a version of the Atari classic arcade game was mandatory for all computers of the early 1980s and most of them were graced with several versions. IJK released their version along with a maze escape game called 3D Maze. These were still early days for home computer games and the ability to play games at home was still a novelty.
This version of the game offers several wall types, game speeds and progressive wall options. Other than that, it is fairly ordinary - it does what it says on the box and gives you a playable version of Breakout. The extra options make it more akin to Atari's 1978 follow on, Super Breakout, than the original game.
This game was played using an Oric-1 48K emulated in Oricutron. The date of play was the 4th May 2026. Options selected were Double Wall (Narrow), Start Level 3 (Hardest) and Normal Progressive.
Time stamps:
00:30 Game options selection. 2 pressed for Double Wall (Narrow Gap), 3 (Hardest) and 1 (Normal Progressive).
00:41 Game begins.
01:20 First life lost.
02:01 Second life lost.
02:04 Third life lost. Game Over! Final score 550 points.