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The Making of Karateka

Moby ID: 208114

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — The story conists of five chapters.

thumbnail — Start of the timeline of the first chapter.

thumbnail — The original versions of the game can be played

thumbnail — Karateka title screen (Apple II version)

thumbnail — Karateka gameplay (Apple II version)

thumbnail — You can pause at any moment and adjust settings.

thumbnail — The original Karateka manual (Apple II version)

thumbnail — A new Remastered version of the game

thumbnail — Karateka Remastered title screen

thumbnail — Karateka Remastered manual

thumbnail — Karateka Remastered opening sequence

thumbnail — An enemy is down. (Karateka Remastered)

thumbnail — Deathbounce: Rebounded: a new game based on a prototype that was initially never released.

thumbnail — Deathbounce: Rebounded opening sequence

thumbnail — Deathbounce: Rebounded starting level

thumbnail — Deathbounce: Rebounded gameplay

thumbnail — You move between the areas using a small passage. (Deathbounce: Rebounded)

thumbnail — Many enemies at once, all with different behaviors (Deathbounce: Rebounded)

thumbnail — Watch out for the bullets that bounce around. (Deathbounce: Rebounded)

thumbnail — Boss fight (Deathbounce: Rebounded)

thumbnail — Time for a dive bomb to finish things off! (Deathbounce: Rebounded)

thumbnail — Level won. (Deathbounce: Rebounded)

thumbnail — Information about the Deathbounce prototype

thumbnail — Deathbounce in one of its earliest forms (playable)

thumbnail — A scene from the first Karateka prototype

thumbnail — Asteroid Blasters, another playable game

thumbnail — Asteroid Blasters gameplay

thumbnail — Karateka C64 version

thumbnail — Karateka Atari 8-bit version

thumbnail — Exploring the timeline.

thumbnail — Design document

thumbnail — Jordan Mechner at age 17

thumbnail — Video interview

thumbnail — A conversation with Francis Mechner

thumbnail — Early designs

thumbnail — Video interview with Jordan Mechner

thumbnail — Childhood photo

thumbnail — Another early design document

thumbnail — The rotoscoping video that was used for the movement, borrowing the idea from Disney.

thumbnail — Sprite sheet

thumbnail — The original castle design

thumbnail — A letter from Brøderbund

thumbnail — Karateka advertisement

thumbnail — A scene from a video interview with different developers discussing Karateka.

thumbnail — A scene from Karateka II that was never released.

thumbnail — Karateka II's story

thumbnail — The timeline of the fifth chapter

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