Defender II is Atari's Atari 2600 version of Stargate, the 1981 arcade sequel to Defender designed by Eugene Jarvis and Larry DeMar and released by Williams. The 2600 cartridge, programmed by Bill Aspromonte with sound by Andrew Fuchs,…
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Dice Puzzle is a one-player number puzzle for the Atari 2600, released in North America by Panda. This page runs the American (NTSC) cartridge. The site also has the European PAL release, which AtariAge lists under the Sancho…
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Licensed by Namco DIG DUG original Atari 2600 manual DIG DUG GAME OBJECTIVE You are Dig Dug, the underground miner. With your jet-powered shovel, you create intricate, subterranean mazes. Ever on the watch for vegetable prizes, you must…
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Dishaster is a 1983 Atari 2600 game released in North America by Zimag. It is the NTSC edition of Dancing Plate, a PAL game from the Taiwanese company Bit Corporation, renamed for the American market. The idea comes…
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Dolphin is a 1983 Activision game designed by Matthew Hubbard. You guide a dolphin through the open sea while a giant squid chases her, and the most unusual thing about it is that you have to play partly…
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Donald Duck's Speedboat is an unreleased Atari 2600 game from 1983, programmed by Suki Lee with graphics by Dave Joly. You steer Donald's speedboat through a watery obstacle course as fast as you can. It was cancelled very…
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Donkey Kong for the Atari 2600 is Coleco's 1982 conversion of Nintendo's 1981 arcade game, designed and programmed by Garry Kitchen. As Mario, you climb sloping girders and dodge barrels to rescue a girl kidnapped by the giant…
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Donkey Kong Junior is Coleco's 1983 Atari 2600 version of Nintendo's 1982 arcade sequel to Donkey Kong. This time the roles are reversed: Mario has locked Donkey Kong in a cage, and you play his son, who climbs…
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Double Dragon for the Atari 2600 is Activision's 1989 home version of Technos Japan's 1987 arcade beat 'em up. It was programmed by Dan Kitchen and came out late in the console's life, alongside a separate Atari 7800…
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Dragon Defender is a horizontal shoot 'em up for the Atari 2600 from the unlicensed Taiwanese cartridge scene of the early 1980s. It was sold in Europe and Australia by several labels, including Ariola, Suntek and Rainbow Vision,…
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