Arcade Laserdisc: M.A.C.H. 3 (1983 Mylstar Electronics)

They had this at the skating rink in the early 80’s. Thought it was badass.

not sure why today's pc games can not emulate real life graphics like this...

This was the first game i paid 75 cents for. Had to go all the way to Toronto to play it

I beat this game as a teen. Great times at a burger joint.

I thought this game was so awesome when I was 4 years old.

this was a really big deal when it came out

for me the game doesn't show video, just your plane the targets and a black screen

Does the screen-size explosion only happen if you lose the game?

I may have played this once at a Showbiz Pizza in Evansville.

In 80's, I played this many times in Toyohashi, Japan.

Saw this in 1984 at a City 2, a mall outside of Copenhagen, Denmark. It was the coolest thing I'd ever seen :D

I wish there was a lasedisc arcade collection on current systems...

Still looks good in 2020.

The overhead stages in this arcade game gave me serious motion sickness and vertigo as a child. I remember it used a large sit-down cabinet, like Pole Position. It was pretty cool but expensive, as were all the laserdisc games of the time. But we're talking about two tokens instead of one.

One of my favorite games as a kid and so many times I would see MACH 3 on the side of a machine and get excited only to see the Out of Order sign over the quarter slot.. Game was way ahead of it's time

You forgot to mention Gotlieb!

I used to play this every day..when it wasn’t out of order.

I played this in Punta del Este (Uruguay). With my walkman and "One Vision" (music from Iron Eagle) i was ready to play...this was the more realistic game for that time.

Somebody needs to make a game with real foitage again!

How to turn a low-level machine and make it the queen of the arcade room? Add a Chroma key footage! Great Idea to empty our pockets! :DD

Thanks! i've been looking for this game since i saw it at Niagara falls in 1985

I loved playing this game as a kid back in the 80s

Amazing, thanks for this!

Used to play this at Show Biz Pizza, now known as Chuck E Cheese. The graphics were awesome for the 1980s.

think about the other games that came out in 1983 and how they looked compared to this game (they looked like shit)

I remember playing this whilst on Holiday in Blackpool,UK.Never could get past the Canyon fighter section,rock solid.

Played this at Showbiz Pizza in the 80's now called Chucky Cheese. Such an awesome game ahead of its time. This and FireFox.

I played this in Blackpool Tower in 1983 ish and it kept giving me a 'Disc Error - stay put'... the CD ROM had read errors and the game was bust.

THIS is from 1983? Surreal.

Im sure this looked so cool back in the day but now this is just hilariously bad lol

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Played the sitdown cabinet in 83 or 84 at Killeen Chuck E Cheese. Thought I'd never find it again, thanks for posting. Would love to play it again someday....

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M.A.C.H. 3(Smartphoneless)

My coworker was the one who created this game. I didn't believe it at first but turns out he wasn't lying according to a quick google search. Even though he is much older now he still enjoys playing around with computers and code. He is now retired and works for fun.

Wasn't this the first game to feature Laserdisc? Came out before Dragon's Lair I believe.

Very cool!!! I remember playing this!

Looks like it actually plays like a game, so that's cool...

Game developer #1: But how are we going to show the buildings blowing up?
Game developer #2: No, we don't have to do that, they will just scroll off the screen.

They had this game at Mcdill AFB near the px . Every I saw it in the arcade it was busy . Never played it but it looked good .

What a brilliant use of FMV in a game!

This is the game that inspired Top Gun😄

I remember this when I was a kid. it was cool when they have real background but animated aircraft. and this game was fun too. oh, I missed the good old days.

The footage on this laserdisc could never be reshot. In 2024, I simply couldn't imagine The Port of Los Angeles or the US Department of Defense allowing their facilities to be filmed in such detail.

I'd forgotten this game existed.