is a 1979

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released by

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exclusively in Japan. The game is a ''Breakout'' clone, and one of Nintendo's earliest arcade games.

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did design work on the game., , , 2005, . Players control a paddle to hit the ball at a large number of blocks shaping a

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's face. To win, the player must destroy the entire face of the monkey. Players can earn points by catching blocks that fall, and hitting the ball in different places.

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