was discovered that would randomly trigger hyperspace even when the corresponding button on the controller was not pressed. It was determined that simultaneously pressing the controller disc in a certain direction and using the controller's side action buttons was being interpreted by the console as pressing the key on the keypad that activated hyperspace. Ultimately, as the bug could not be removed completely, the developers added the "black holes" to explain why the player would sometimes jump to hyperspace at random. Legacy The game was re-released as part of the Intellivision Lives! collection for personal computers and newer-generation game consoles, and in March 2010, Space Hawk was one of the launch titles for Microsoft's now-defunct Game Room service on its Xbox 360 console and on Games for Windows Live. References External links Space Hawk at IntellivisionLives Space Hawk at GameFAQs 1982 video games Intellivision games Intellivision-only games Mattel video games Multidirectional shooters North America-exclusive video games Video games developed in the United States