    Frenzy is a video game that was originally created by Stern Electronics in 1982. Frenzy was played in arcades all over the world. Frenzy was also being played on home video game consoles and personal computers. Frenzy represents both artistic and visual concepts that are still being discussed within current society.
    Frenzy is a video game that can be interpreted as a form of audiovisual art. All the objects represented within Frenzy represent a form of electronic primitivism. Frenzy is a depiction of an electronic society deconstructed within crude pixels. The hero and the villains are all portrayed via simple lines formed on a video screen. Frenzy demonstrates a stark contrast between the brightly colored characters who do battle within the game and the darkness of the surrounding background of the screen. The electronic walls depicted within Frenzy can change color from level to level. The villains of Frenzy may also change colors depending on the level of which the game is played. The hero of Frenzy is depicted as a stick figure which is manipulated by the player. There are many forms of electronic noises within the game play of Frenzy. The speech patterns of the robots have a mechanical aspect which are designed to provoke both the hero and player into doing battle on the video screen. Frenzy represents a futuristic world where battles, ideas, and themes take place via low resolution computer graphics.
    Frenzy represents world where robots do battle against humanity.  Brutality represents the way all the characters do battle against each other. The main story of Frenzy is conveyed via angry robots who attack a human being. The robots shoot lasers in order to destroy the human being. The robots will also stalk the human being until there is no way to escape. The human being must escape to the other side of the screen while not being electrocuted or shot. There are also electronic walls which are capable of destroying the human being or the robots too. A bouncing smiley face will sometimes join forces with the robots in order to destroy the human being within Frenzy. Sometimes there is electrical equipment within Frenzy that can self-destruct and destroy the human being. The robots do not seem to talk. The human being does not talk either. Disembodied voices shout taunts and threats against the human being depicted within the game play of Frenzy. The person who is playing Frenzy can easily hear the electronic taunts of the video game. Crude electronic laughter will take place if the human being is defeated by either the robots or the bouncing smiley face.
   The themes depicted within Frenzy are still present in current society. Destruction versus creation could be considered as a topic for conversation within Frenzy. Robots which may at one time have been created are now moving forward with intentions of destruction. Ridicule and torment are represented within the disembodied taunts within the game play of Frenzy. Strength versus weakness is frequently covered as well within the taunts of the Frenzy game play. There are also themes of hypocrisy within Frenzy as well.  Â
    The destruction between robots is never mentioned within the taunts of Frenzy. The robots are capable of destroying the human being, yet sometimes make mistakes and destroy each other. Agitation will take place among the robots each time the human being shoots them. The title of Frenzy could represent the behavior of the remaining robots each time a robot gets destroyed by the human. There is no such behavior that takes place when robots accidentally destroy each other. The robots do not seem to panic if a robot destroys another robot. The robots of Frenzy may consider themselves perfect, but they destroy each other as often as the human being destroys them, The human being must escape from screen to screen in order to escape destruction by the robots. The robots of Frenzy cannot escape destruction of each other. The destruction that takes place within Frenzy is a visual construction of codes and computers. Frenzy can still be played today on select video game consoles, remaining video game machines, and computers which are capable of playing the retro games.
    Frenzy is a video game that can be interpreted as a form of audiovisual art. All the objects represented within Frenzy represent a form of electronic primitivism. Frenzy is a depiction of an electronic society deconstructed within crude pixels. The hero and the villains are all portrayed via simple lines formed on a video screen. Frenzy demonstrates a stark contrast between the brightly colored characters who do battle within the game and the darkness of the surrounding background of the screen. The electronic walls depicted within Frenzy can change color from level to level. The villains of Frenzy may also change colors depending on the level of which the game is played. The hero of Frenzy is depicted as a stick figure which is manipulated by the player. There are many forms of electronic noises within the game play of Frenzy. The speech patterns of the robots have a mechanical aspect which are designed to provoke both the hero and player into doing battle on the video screen. Frenzy represents a futuristic world where battles, ideas, and themes take place via low resolution computer graphics.
    Frenzy represents world where robots do battle against humanity.  Brutality represents the way all the characters do battle against each other. The main story of Frenzy is conveyed via angry robots who attack a human being. The robots shoot lasers in order to destroy the human being. The robots will also stalk the human being until there is no way to escape. The human being must escape to the other side of the screen while not being electrocuted or shot. There are also electronic walls which are capable of destroying the human being or the robots too. A bouncing smiley face will sometimes join forces with the robots in order to destroy the human being within Frenzy. Sometimes there is electrical equipment within Frenzy that can self-destruct and destroy the human being. The robots do not seem to talk. The human being does not talk either. Disembodied voices shout taunts and threats against the human being depicted within the game play of Frenzy. The person who is playing Frenzy can easily hear the electronic taunts of the video game. Crude electronic laughter will take place if the human being is defeated by either the robots or the bouncing smiley face.
   The themes depicted within Frenzy are still present in current society. Destruction versus creation could be considered as a topic for conversation within Frenzy. Robots which may at one time have been created are now moving forward with intentions of destruction. Ridicule and torment are represented within the disembodied taunts within the game play of Frenzy. Strength versus weakness is frequently covered as well within the taunts of the Frenzy game play. There are also themes of hypocrisy within Frenzy as well.  Â
    The destruction between robots is never mentioned within the taunts of Frenzy. The robots are capable of destroying the human being, yet sometimes make mistakes and destroy each other. Agitation will take place among the robots each time the human being shoots them. The title of Frenzy could represent the behavior of the remaining robots each time a robot gets destroyed by the human. There is no such behavior that takes place when robots accidentally destroy each other. The robots do not seem to panic if a robot destroys another robot. The robots of Frenzy may consider themselves perfect, but they destroy each other as often as the human being destroys them, The human being must escape from screen to screen in order to escape destruction by the robots. The robots of Frenzy cannot escape destruction of each other. The destruction that takes place within Frenzy is a visual construction of codes and computers. Frenzy can still be played today on select video game consoles, remaining video game machines, and computers which are capable of playing the retro games.
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