video games and animated films. Atari brings Star Wars to the arcades in the form of a 3D vector graphics simulation of the movie's attack on the Death Star sequence and featuring digitized samples of voices from the movie. Nintendo releases “Mario Bros.” 1984 Marble Madness is released by Atari Games. 1985 Gauntlet is released by Atari Games Gradius (Nemesis in some countries) is released by Konami. Space Harrier is released by Sega Vs. Super Mario Bros., the arcade version of Super Mario Bros. originally on the Nintendo Entertainment System (Famicom in Japan), is released into arcades. Tehkan World Cup, the father of soccer games with an above view of the field, is released by Tehkan, who also release its stablemate, Gridiron Fight. Air Race was also planned to be released by Atari in 1985. Due to the high cost of the hardware, the game also was cancelled. If released, it would have been the first arcade racing game to use 3D polygon graphics. The Empire Strikes Back is released and became Atari's last major vector-based arcade game. Paperboy was also released by Atari Games. 1986 Taito releases Bubble Bobble. Sega releases Out Run. Chiller by Exidy is released and is an early example of blood and gore. Top Gunner by Exidy is released and is the last commercial arcade video game to use vector-based(wireframe) graphics. Turbo Kourier is released by the Vivid Group and is the first coin-operated Virtual Reality arcade video game to use 3D Polygon Graphics. Post-golden age (1987–present) 1987 Technōs Japan releases Double Dragon. It became a huge hit, paving the way for beat 'em up games. 1988 NARC, by Williams is released and is the first commercially released game to use a 32-bit processor. Namco releases Assault, which was the first game to make use of massive sprite rotation as well as sprite scaling. It also released Splatterhouse, which was the first game to get a parental advisory disclaimer. Namco introduces the Namco System 21 "Polygonizer", the first arcade system board designed for 3D polygonal graphics. The first game to use it is the racing video game Winning Run. Top Landing by Taito is released and is the first coin-operated flight simulation to use 3D polygon graphics and runs on Taito's Air System board. Tetris makes the jump from home to arcade as an Atari coin-op. 1989 Exterminator by Gottlieb is released and is the