Developer: Chip Curry

Chip Curry was a programmer at VideoSoft who wrote Surf’s Up, a 1983 surfing game made for Amiga Corporation, the company that later created the Amiga computer. The game was built for the Amiga Joyboard, a board you stood on and leaned to steer. It never reached shops, but the prototype survived.
Surf’s Up is the only game on the site credited to Chip Curry. You can ride its waves in your browser below, using the normal joystick keys.

Surf’s Up

Surf's Up is an unreleased 1983 surfing game for the Atari 2600, programmed by Chip Curry of VideoSoft for Amiga Corporation, the company that later created the Amiga computer. It was designed for the Amiga Joyboard, a board…

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