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Time Pilot
Time Pilot
Time Pilot on MSX1
GAME INFO
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Getting Started
When you start Time Pilot on MSX 1, you control a jet that can move in all directions across a scrolling battlefield. Press the S button to fire your weapon. Enemies will fly in from all sides, so keep moving and shoot them down before they ram into you or hit you with their own fire.
The game is split into levels, each themed after a different time period - starting with World War I-style planes and progressing through the decades. You must destroy all enemy aircraft in a wave to advance. Watch out for enemy bullets and collision; getting hit costs you a life. There are no continues, so survival is key.
If you see a turquoise-colored enemy, prioritize it - it releases a power-up when destroyed that can upgrade your ship's firepower. Otherwise, the loop is straightforward: dodge, shoot, and clear each wave to move to the next era. The MSX version retains the same fast-paced action as the arcade original.
CONTROLS
Controls
- Arrow Keys: D-Pad / Movement
- X: Trigger 1
- S: Trigger 2
- Enter: Start
Time Pilot FAQ
Which regions was Time Pilot released in?
Time Pilot originally appeared in arcades in Japan, North America, and Europe in 1982. The MSX 1 port was released in 1983, primarily in Japan and Europe, with Konami handling the home conversions.
In what year was Time Pilot originally released?
The game debuted in arcades in 1982. The MSX 1 home version followed a year later in 1983.
Is Time Pilot exclusive to MSX 1 or did it appear on other systems?
Time Pilot is not exclusive to the MSX 1. It also saw home releases on the ColecoVision and Atari 2600 in 1983, as well as later compilations and ports on other platforms.













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