CBS Electronics published Atari 2600 cartridges in the early 1980s, many of them licensed from Bally Midway arcade games. A few of its cartridges used “RAM Plus”, 256 bytes of extra memory on top of the console’s own 128 bytes.
The site has four CBS games from 1983. Solar Fox, programmed by Bob Curtiss, has you collecting solar cells while guards spit fireballs. Blue Print, by Tom DiDomenico, is about searching houses for machine parts. Omega Race, programmed for CBS by Bally Midway, came with the Booster Grip controller add-on. Tunnel Runner, by Dick Balaska with Stuart Ross, is a tense first-person maze and one of the RAM Plus games.
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Tunnel Runner is a first-person maze game published by CBS Electronics in 1983, programmed by Dick Balaska with Stuart Ross. You run through smoothly scrolling 3D corridors, hunting for a key and an exit while creatures called Zots…
Play ▸Omega Race is the Atari 2600 version of Midway's 1981 vector-graphics arcade game, in which you fly a fighter around a rectangular arena and shoot down waves of enemy ships. CBS Electronics released it in 1983, and the…
Play ▸Blue Print (spelled Blueprint on the cartridge) is the Atari 2600 version of the 1982 Bally Midway arcade game, published by CBS Electronics in 1983 and programmed by Tom DiDomenico. You play a hero with a plan: search…
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