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The game was listed by AMOA as one of the US's top five highest-grossing arcade games of 1984, with AMOA later giving it the award for "most played" arcade video game of 1985 in the United States.
In 1995, Flux magazine ranked the arcade version 29th on their list of the "Top 100 Video Games".
"Dev Hunter", a game made in the style of Spy Hunter is included as an Easter egg in the first release of Microsoft Excel 2000.
In August, Johnson said the film was still developing without a director.
In January 2004, screenwriters Mark Swift and Damian Shannon replaced the original writing duo to rewrite the script, with production slated for June.
In April 2005, Penn was replaced by screenwriter Stuart Beattie to rewrite the script.
In November 2015, Blanchard was replaced with the duo Neal Greaves and Sam Chalsen while Dan Lin and Roy Lee were set to produce the film.
Computer and Video Games scored the ColecoVision version 80% in 1989.
Spy Hunter was slated to begin its budgeted $90 million production in spring 2004 in time for a summer 2005 release.
They praised the game music, controls and gameplay.
"Dev Hunter", a game made in the style of Spy Hunter is included as an Easter egg in the first release of Microsoft Excel 2000.
Shortly after Excel 2000's release, Microsoft officially banned Easter eggs from its non-game software.
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