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Q-bert

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Q-bert

Q-bert on PSX

Q-bert is a classic arcade-style puzzle game that was originally developed by Gottlieb and later released on the PlayStation PSX. This version is a direct port of the popular arcade game that first debuted in the early 1980s. The PSX release brings this iconic title to a new generation of players while retaining its original charm and gameplay mechanics.

GAME INFO

Genre
Puzzle
Released
1999
Players
1
Region
Worldwide

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How to play Q-bert online

Getting started with Q-bert involves navigating the titular character across an isometric pyramid of cubes. Players jump from cube to cube, changing their colors while avoiding various enemies that appear on the screen. The core loop revolves around strategizing your moves to clear levels while managing the threats that come from the enemies who can knock you off the pyramid or hinder your progress.

CONTROLS

Controls

  • Arrow Keys — D-Pad / Movement
  • X — Cross ( × )
  • S — Square ( □ )
  • Z — Triangle ( △ )
  • A — Circle ( ○ )
  • Q — L1 shoulder
  • E — R1 shoulder
  • Enter — Start
  • V — Select

Q-bert FAQ

Who developed Q-bert?

The original Q-bert was developed by Gottlieb, a company well-known for its arcade games in the early 80s.

Which regions was Q-bert released in?

Q-bert was released in Japan, the USA, and Europe, making it accessible to a wide audience during its time.

Is Q-bert exclusive to PlayStation PSX or did it appear on other systems?

Q-bert is not exclusive to the PlayStation PSX; it has appeared on various platforms since its original arcade release, including home consoles and computer systems.

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