RealSports Football is Atari's 1982 American football game for the 2600, designed and programmed by Rob Zdybel. It belongs to Atari's RealSports series and was Atari's attempt to improve on its earlier, much simpler Football cartridge. You call…
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Red Sea Crossing is a 1983 Christian action game for the Atari 2600, written by independent programmer Steve Schustack and sold only by mail order under the name Inspirational Video Concepts. You guide Moses across the dry bed…
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Rescue Terra I is a space shooter released in 1982 by VentureVision, a small company from Grand Prairie, Texas. AtariAge credits the programming to Dan Oliver. You fly the F-711 Starwarrior through four very different waves of enemies…
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Revenge of the Beefsteak Tomatoes is an Atari 2600 game from 20th Century Fox, programmed by John Russell and released in February 1983. It is an odd mix of shooter and building game: you steer a flying Tomato…
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River Raid is a 1982 vertically scrolling shooter by Activision, designed and programmed by Carol Shaw. You fly a jet up an endless river, shooting tankers, helicopters, jets and bridges, and you can never let the fuel run…
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River Raid II is Activision's 1988 sequel to River Raid, designed by Dan Kitchen and programmed at Imagineering. You fly an F-14 from an aircraft carrier, cross the sea to a river delta, destroy an enemy bridge and…
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Rubik's Cube is the officially licensed re-release of Atari Video Cube, the cube puzzle game that General Computer Corporation made for Atari. The game is the same, but it carries the Rubik's Cube name under licence, and the…
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Robot Tank is a first-person tank battle for the Atari 2600, designed by Alan Miller and released by Activision in 1983. You look out through the viewscreen of a remote-controlled tank, hunt enemy robot tanks with your radar,…
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Roc 'N Rope is Coleco's 1984 Atari 2600 version of Konami's 1983 arcade game Roc'n Rope. As an explorer in a prehistoric world, you climb from ledge to ledge by firing a rope upward, while dinosaurs and cavemen…
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Rubik's Cube 3D (also known as 3-D Rubik's Cube) is an unreleased Atari 2600 prototype programmed by Peter C. Niday at Atari in 1982. It is a completely different game from the Rubik's Cube cartridge that Atari did…
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