Difference between revisions of "Michael Jackson in Scramble Training"

From Sega Retro

m (im the best)
(→‎Production history: happy Friday)
Line 34: Line 34:
  
 
==Production history==
 
==Production history==
−
{{CreditsNeeded}}
+
{{multicol|
 
{{creditstable|
 
{{creditstable|
−
*'''Commander Jackson:''' [[Michael Jackson]]
+
*'''Presented By:''' [[Sega]]
−
| console=Arcade
+
*'''Starring:''' [[Michael Jackson]]
 +
*'''Written and Directed By:''' [[Hiroshi Uemura]]
 +
*'''CG:''' [[Kenji Sasaki]], [[Ei Tada]], [[Atsushi Shimamura]], [[Tsuyoshi Akai]], [[Jun Uriu]], [[Mitsuhiko Kakita]], [[Shinichi Nakagawa]], [[Go Kikuchi]], [[Kumiko Shoji]]
 +
*'''Programmer:''' [[Makoto Minematsu]], [[Hideo Kusakado]]
 +
*'''Music:''' [[Yasuhiro Takagi]]
 +
*'''Sound Effects:''' [[Makito Nomiya]]
 +
*'''Motion Designer:''' [[Shingo Yasumaru]]
 +
*'''English Version Script:''' [[Hisaki Nimiya]]
 +
*'''Cast:'''
 +
**'''AS-1:''' Lynn Kane
 +
**'''Saber One:''' Greg Irwin
 +
**'''Saber Three:''' Bryan Pardus
 +
{{creditsheader|U.S. Staff}}
 +
*'''Produce And Directed by:''' Joseph M. Wilcots
 +
*'''Production Coordinator:''' Jessica Budin
 +
*'''Still Photography:''' Nichola Goode
 +
*'''Cameraman:''' Rodney McMann, Ciecil Wilson
 +
*'''Soundman:''' George Hause
 +
*'''Assist. Cameraman:''' Lloyd Jackson
 +
*'''Chroma Key Engenier:''' Bob Warden
 +
*'''Chroma Key Cameraman:''' Darrin Langford
 +
*'''Chroma Key Cameraman:'''Robert Carr
 +
*'''Chroma Key Engenier:''' Mark Barnett
 +
*'''Chroma Key Cameraman:'''Gilbert Prowler
 +
*'''Propeter Operator:''' Lou Spadaccini
 +
*'''Wardrobe Designer:''' Michael Bush
 +
*'''Hair:''' Janet Zeitoun
 +
*'''Make-Up:''' Carol Lamere
 +
*'''Make-Up:''' Karen Fay
 +
*'''Gaffer:''' Willy Ballard
 +
*'''Best Boy Electric:''' Enesto
 +
*'''Key Grip:''' Tracy Lavietes
 +
*'''Best Boy Grip:''' Joel Santos
 +
*'''Swing:''' Mark Francis
 +
*'''Stage Manager:''' Robby Wood
 +
*'''Stage Manager:''' Carlos Delgado
 +
*'''Head Security:''' Wayne Nagin
 +
*'''Security:''' Jimmy Van Norman
 +
*'''Security:''' Robert Pales
 +
*'''Craft Service:''' Scott Shaffer
 +
*'''Publicity:''' Bob Jones
 +
*'''Head of Personal Services:''' Bill Bray
 +
 
 +
*'''Catering by:''' Marios
 +
*'''Stage & Equipment Supplied by:''' Cine Video
 +
*'''Teleprompter Supplied by:''' QTV
 +
*'''Light Boxes:''' Pasadena Camera
 +
 
 +
{{creditsheader|AS-1 Staff}}
 +
*'''Industrial Design:''' [[You Yamaki]]
 +
*'''Mechanical Design:''' [[Yoshiteru Hara]], [[Ryuichi Mori]], [[Chugo Oda]], [[Sadayoshi Takeuchi]], [[Keiichi Fujisawa]], [[Asuya Shimada]]
 +
*'''Electrical Design:''' [[Nobuyuki Takano]], [[Satoshi Nakano]], [[Takeshi Aoki]], [[Kazumi Ishii]], [[Atsuya Murooka]]
 +
*'''Special Thanks To:''' [[Tomokazu Sasaki]], [[Hideaki Doi]], [[Mayumi Nina Sakazaki]]
 +
*©[[Sega]] 1993
 +
| console=AS1
 +
| source=In-game credits
 
}}
 
}}
 +
|cols=3
 +
}}
 +
 
==Magazine articles==
 
==Magazine articles==
 
{{mainArticle|{{PAGENAME}}/Magazine articles}}
 
{{mainArticle|{{PAGENAME}}/Magazine articles}}

Revision as of 07:59, 9 December 2022

n/a

MJiST title.png
Michael Jackson in Scramble Training
System(s): AS-1
Publisher: Sega
Developer:
Supporting companies:
Genre: Simulation

















Number of players: 1-8
Release Date RRP Code
AS-1
JP		 ¥? ?





































This short article is in need of work. You can help Sega Retro by adding to it.

Michael Jackson in Scramble Training is a Sega AS-1 motion simulator game developed by Sega AM3 and manufactured by Sega. Starring popular musician and Sega collaborator Michael Jackson in the feature role, the game was released in March 1993, and was frequently installed in the company’s flagship arcade venues such as Joypolis and SegaWorld.

Originally developed as simply Scramble Training, Jackson's appearances were inserted into the ridefilm after its completion and rebranded to its final title. However, following the artist's 1993 sexual abuse accusations, the game was reissued under its original name, notably with Jackson's appearances and endorsement entirely removed.

Plot

Players take the role of new pilots on a training mission in their eight-man spacecraft. Their flight trainer, Commander Jackson (Michael Jackson), guides them through the mission.

Gameplay

Using each seat’s joystick and dual buttons, players are prompted to shoot down incoming spacecraft and other obstacles.

History

Locations

Preservation

Even with such a known celebrity attached to the title, there exist very few recollections of the ride film’s gameplay and experience. The software is entirely unpreserved and and only a few off-screen sources exist of its video portions.

Development

In late 1992, while Jackson was in Japan for his Dangerous World Tour, he met with Sega of Japan and worked with developers Sega AM5 as a celebrity actor for the upcoming Sega AS-1. Shooting scenes for both of the hardware’s ride films, Jackson also played a small role in Megalopolis: Tokyo City Battle.

Production history

U.S. Staff
  • Produce And Directed by: Joseph M. Wilcots
  • Production Coordinator: Jessica Budin
  • Still Photography: Nichola Goode
  • Cameraman: Rodney McMann, Ciecil Wilson
  • Soundman: George Hause
  • Assist. Cameraman: Lloyd Jackson
  • Chroma Key Engenier: Bob Warden
  • Chroma Key Cameraman: Darrin Langford
  • Chroma Key Cameraman:Robert Carr
  • Chroma Key Engenier: Mark Barnett
  • Chroma Key Cameraman:Gilbert Prowler
  • Propeter Operator: Lou Spadaccini
  • Wardrobe Designer: Michael Bush
  • Hair: Janet Zeitoun
  • Make-Up: Carol Lamere
  • Make-Up: Karen Fay
  • Gaffer: Willy Ballard
  • Best Boy Electric: Enesto
  • Key Grip: Tracy Lavietes
  • Best Boy Grip: Joel Santos
  • Swing: Mark Francis
  • Stage Manager: Robby Wood
  • Stage Manager: Carlos Delgado
  • Head Security: Wayne Nagin
  • Security: Jimmy Van Norman
  • Security: Robert Pales
  • Craft Service: Scott Shaffer
  • Publicity: Bob Jones
  • Head of Personal Services: Bill Bray
  • Catering by: Marios
  • Stage & Equipment Supplied by: Cine Video
  • Teleprompter Supplied by: QTV
  • Light Boxes: Pasadena Camera
AS-1 Staff
Source:
In-game credits

Magazine articles

Main article: Michael Jackson in Scramble Training/Magazine articles.

Promotional material

Main article: Michael Jackson in Scramble Training/Promotional material.

Screenshots

Main article: Screenshots

References

  1. ↑ Beep! MegaDrive, "October 1994" (JP; 1994-09-08), page 96
  2. ↑ https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenji-sasaki-06900632/details/experience/
Retrieved from "https://segaretro.org/index.php?title=Michael_Jackson_in_Scramble_Training&oldid=832766"