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defend the planet before the aliens successfully occupy it. If the player fails to do so, the
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had bought the company and most of the staff was laid off. Neubauer described these lay offs as appearing like "the end of video games for Atari." Upon
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the player picks a Zylon-infested sector, they must destroy all the enemy ships, allowing them to return to the map. Other areas feature star clusters, mine fields and traversable
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