Sega's arcade shooter "Space Tactics", released in 1980, allowed players to take aim using crosshairs and shoot lasers into the screen at enemies coming towards them, creating an early 3D effect. It was followed by other arcade shooters with a first-person perspective during the early 1980s, including Taito's 1981 release "Space Seeker", and Sega's "Star Trek" in 1982. Sega's "SubRoc-3D" in 1982 also featured a first-person perspective and introduced the use of stereoscopic 3-D through a special eyepiece. Sega's "Astron Belt" in 1983 was the first laserdisc video game, using full-motion video to display the graphics from a first-person perspective. Third-person rail shooters were also released in arcades at the time, including Sega's "Tac/Scan" in 1982, Nippon's "Ambush" in 1983, Nichibutsu's "Tube Panic" in 1983, and Sega's 1982 release "", notable for its fast pseudo-3D scaling and detailed sprites.