Shooting Arcade
Shooting Arcade is an unreleased Atari 2600 target-shooting game made for Atari's light gun. It was developed in Mexico by Agustin Ortiz of the company Heuristica, with final changes by Tod Frye, and the last builds date from…
Play ▸Agustin Ortiz worked for Heuristica, a company in Mexico that developed Shooting Arcade for Atari’s light gun, with final changes by Tod Frye. The last builds date from 1989 and early 1990, but Atari never released the game. It is one of only two 2600 games made for the light gun. The site also lists Save Mary! under his name, a block-stacking puzzle from the same period, although the main sources credit that game to Tod Frye at Axlon alone.
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Shooting Arcade is an unreleased Atari 2600 target-shooting game made for Atari's light gun. It was developed in Mexico by Agustin Ortiz of the company Heuristica, with final changes by Tod Frye, and the last builds date from…
Play ▸Save Mary! is an unreleased Atari 2600 puzzle game. Tod Frye programmed it at Nolan Bushnell's company Axlon, and Atari planned to publish it as CX-26178. It was finished in 1989, but Atari closed down its 2600 business…
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