1. In real life, a parsec is a measure of length in astronomy. In the game, however, the word had another meaning. What was it? The home planet of your opponents The name of your ship The base from which your ship launched The name of the planet you were trying to reach

2. How did the player refuel the ship? Landing on a moon Returning to the point where you started the game Docking with a transport ship Flying through a tunnel

3. What was the ship's weapon in the game? Laser beam Grenades Mines Nuclear bombs

4. Which of the following statements about the game is true? You never see any characters outside of their ships The player had to collect food and drink to live aboard the ship The screen never changed color At the end of every round, people came out and cheered for you

5. Which of the following was a real feature of the game? Each level contained ten waves of enemies Scenarios for every planet in the solar system An optional speech synthesizer played announcements The capacity for multi-player operation

6. What happened if you pressed the fire buttons on the joystick and keyboard at the same time? Your laser blasts left traces on the screen A list of hints appeared The computer shut off The game instructions appeared

7. What phrase appeared on screen when you pressed P for pause? We'll be right back Your score and fuel level System inactive Time warp activated

8. Which of these enemy crafts had the ability to change direction and smash into the player's ship from behind? Light Triangular Fighters (LTFs) Dramites Saucers Killer Satellites

9. How many types of enemy craft did you face in the game? 50 25 100 7

10. How many points did you earn for clearing the asteroid belt? 3,000 10,000 100,000 5,000