Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is an unreleased Atari 2600 prototype from 1982, based on the fairy tale and planned as part of Atari's line of games for young children. Greg Easter programmed it and Mimi Nyden…
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Sir Lancelot is an Atari 2600 action game published by Xonox, the video game label of the record company K-tel. You ride the winged horse Pegasus, flap your way across the sky and joust with flying monsters and…
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Skate Boardin' is a 1987 skateboarding game for the Atari 2600, designed by David Crane and released by Absolute Entertainment. You are late for school, and overnight someone has filled the streets with ramps, tubes and hurdles. You…
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Skeet Shoot is a simple target-shooting game from 1981 and the very first cartridge released by Games by Apollo. Ed Salvo programmed it on his own before the company even existed as a game studio. You stand at…
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Skiing is a 1980 Activision cartridge designed and programmed by Bob Whitehead. You steer a skier down slalom courses and downhill runs, dodging trees, flags and moguls in a race against the clock. There are no enemies and…
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Sky Alien is a European PAL release of a fixed-screen space shooter that the company Bomb published as Assault. Sky Alien came out on the Home Vision label, a Belgian brand that the company VDI used to sell…
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Sky Diver is a two-player parachuting game that Atari released for the 2600 in 1979, based on its 1978 arcade game of the same name. Jim Huether programmed the home version, and Sears sold it in its own…
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Sky Patrol
Sky Patrol is an unfinished Atari 2600 prototype from Imagic, programmed by Brad Stewart in 1982. You fly a hot air balloon over enemy territory, riding the wind at different heights. It was shown at the 1982 CES…
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Sky Skipper is Parker Brothers' 1983 Atari 2600 version of a Nintendo arcade game from 1981. You fly a small biplane over a walled course, bombing gorillas to knock them out so their cages spring open, then swoop…
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Slot Machine is a 1979 Atari 2600 cartridge that turns the console into a three-reel casino slot machine. It was programmed by David Crane, who later co-founded Activision, and Sears sold it under the name Slots. There is…
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