Mysterious Thief
A Mysterious Thief is a 1983 Atari 2600 game in which you play a burglar raiding a four-storey building against the clock. The version on this page is an NTSC prototype, and only one copy is known. The…
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The Music Machine
The Music Machine is a 1983 Christian children's game for the Atari 2600, based on the 1977 children's record of the same name. It was designed by Dan Shafer, programmed by Glenn Stohel, and brought out by the…
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Mr. Postman (USA)
Mr. Postman is a 1983 action game from the Taiwanese company Bit Corporation. A mail carrier has to deliver an important message deep inside the City of Silence, and getting there means climbing a tree, riding a hawk…
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Ms. Pac-Man
Ms. Pac-Man is a 1982 maze arcade video game developed by General Computer Corporation and published by Midway. It is a sequel to the original Pac-Man game and features similar gameplay. The player controls Ms. Pac-Man, a yellow,…
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Mission Survive
Mission Survive is a one-player action game released in 1983 by Video Gems, a small label whose cartridges were sold in Europe. It was only made for PAL televisions and never came out in North America. Very little…
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Mission 3000 A.D. (USA)
Mission 3,000 A.D. is a space shooter for the Atari 2600 from Bit Corporation of Taiwan. You fly the Thunderhawk, use a radar to find the hidden starbases of the planet G.T., and fight off wave after wave…
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Missile Control
Missile Control is a city-defence shooter for the Atari 2600, released in Europe in 1983 by Video Gems, a Hong Kong label. Alien ships bomb your six cities, and you aim a laser gun with a cursor to…
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Missile Command
Missile Command is Atari's 1981 Atari 2600 version of its own 1980 arcade game. Rob Fulop programmed it, and it became a commercial success. You defend six cities from waves of falling missiles by placing explosions in their…
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Miss Piggy’s Wedding
Miss Piggy's Wedding is an unreleased Atari 2600 prototype from 1983, based on the Muppets. Atari planned it under model number CX-26113, with Gary Shannon as programmer and Dave Joly on graphics, but work stopped in June 1983…
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