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Grobda title screen — The Title screen for Grobda (1984)

Grobda (グロブダー, Grobda^?) is an arcade shooter released by Namco in 1984. It is a spinoff of Xevious where the player's character is the enemy Grobda.

Gameplay

The player controls a blue and silver tank named Grobda that must destroy enemy purple tanks. When shot, it will leave a giant explosion which can destroy other tanks and the player. When all tanks have been destroyed, the player proceed to the next area.

Ports

Since Grobda was released in 1984, during the Video Game Crash, no ports were made on this title. However it has appeared on some Namco Museum compilations, including Vol. 2, Battle Collection and Virtual Arcade.

Xevious
Games
Xevious • Super Xevious • Super Xevious: GAMP no Nazo • Xevious: Fardraut Saga • Solvalou • Xevious 3D/G
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List of Xevious units • Super Adventure Game

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 [[File:Grobda_title_screen.png|thumb|The Title screen for Grobda (1984)]]
-{{Nihongo|'''Grobda'''|グロブダー|}} is an arcade shooter released by Namco in 1984. It is a spinoff of ''[[Xevious]]'' where the player's character is the enemy [[List of Xevious units#Grobda|Grobda]].
+{{Nihongo|'''Grobda'''|グロブダー|}} is an arcade shooter released by [[Namco]] in 1984. It is a spinoff of ''[[Xevious]]'' where the player's character is the enemy [[List of Xevious units#Grobda|Grobda]].
 ==Gameplay==
-The player controls a blue and silver tank named Grobda that must destroy enemy purple tanks. When shot, it will leave a giant explosion which can destroy other tanks and you. When all tanks have been destroyed, you proceed to he next area.
+The player controls a blue and silver tank named Grobda that must destroy enemy purple tanks. When shot, it will leave a giant explosion which can destroy other tanks and the player. When all tanks have been destroyed, the player proceed to the next area.
 ==Ports==
-Since Grobda was released in 1984, during the video game crash, no ports were made on this title. However it has appeared on some [[Namco Museum]] compilations, including Vol. 2, Battle Collection, and Virtual Arcade.
+Since Grobda was released in 1984, during the Video Game Crash, no ports were made on this title. However it has appeared on some ''[[Namco Museum]]'' compilations, including ''[[Namco Museum Vol. 2|Vol. 2]]'', ''Battle Collection'' and ''Virtual Arcade''.
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 {{Xevious}}
 [[Category:Arcade games]]
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