Editing Gee Bee

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{{GameInfobox
|caption = U.S. arcade flyer of ''Gee Bee''.
|developer = Namco
|publisher = Namco, Gremlin Industries
|designer = Tōru Iwatani
|na_rel = {{Release|1978}}
|genre = Breakout, Pinball
|features = 1-2 Players Alternating
|players = 1-2
|cabinet = Upright, cabaret, and cocktail
|arcade system = [[Namco Warp & Warp]]
|display = Vertical orientation, [[Raster graphics|Raster]]
|input = Paddle; 1 button
|platforms = Arcade
}}
'''''Gee Bee''''' is [[Namco]]'s very first [[arcade game]], released in 1978. It was developed by [[Tōru Iwatani]], who went on to create ''[[Pac-Man]]''. It was released in the United States by [[Gremlin Industries|Gremlin]]; this version replaces the "NAMCO" letters on the light-up bumpers with Gremlin's distinctive "G" logo.

This is a combination of ball and paddle/pinball-style game where the player bounces a ball into blocks. The goal of the game is to keep the ball from falling to the bottom of the screen for as long as possible and get the high score.

There were two sequels, ''[[Bomb Bee]]'' and ''[[Cutie Q]]'', which were also designed by Iwatani and released in the following year.

==External links==
*{{KLOV game|id=7927|name=Gee Bee}}