Video Olympics
Video Olympics is Atari's collection of Pong-style ball games for the Atari 2600, programmed by Joe Decuir. It was one of the nine cartridges available when the console launched in September 1977, and Sears sold it under the…
Play ▸Video Olympics is Atari's collection of Pong-style ball games for the Atari 2600, programmed by Joe Decuir. It was one of the nine cartridges available when the console launched in September 1977, and Sears sold it under the…
Play ▸Video Life is a CommaVid cartridge from the early 1980s that brings John Conway's "Game of Life" to the Atari 2600. It is not a game you win or lose: you draw a pattern of dots, start it,…
Play ▸Unknown 20th Century Fox Game is an unreleased Atari 2600 prototype that is attributed to 20th Century Fox, whose Fox Video Games label published 2600 cartridges in 1982 and 1983. The name is only a placeholder: the prototype's…
Play ▸Universal Chaos is a fast maze shooter released for the Atari 2600 by Telegames. The game started life as CBS Electronics' home version of Targ, Exidy's 1980 arcade game, which CBS worked on around 1983 but never released.…
Play ▸Video Jogger is a 1983 exercise cartridge for the Atari 2600 from Exus Corporation. It was not made for a joystick: you play it by running in place on the Foot Craz Activity Pad, a floor mat with…
Play ▸Vault Assault is a homebrew Atari 2600 game written by Brian Prescott and released on cartridge in 2001. It is based on Space Zap, a 1980 arcade game licensed to Midway: you sit in a vault in the…
Play ▸Unknown Activision Game #2 is an unreleased Activision prototype from 1983 that has since been identified as Hard Head. You play a small alien who builds a tower out of blocks and climbs it to escape to the…
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