Developer: Mike Feinstein
Mike Feinstein was a programmer at General Computer Corporation (GCC), the company that converted arcade games for Atari. He worked on four of Atari’s 1983 arcade conversions on this site, each with a different partner:
Phoenix, with John Mracek: the Amstar shooter, cut down to fit 8 KB but still with its mothership finale; it won an Arkie Award in 1984
Joust, with Kevin Osborn: Williams’ flying-ostrich game, with a two-player mode for working together or fighting
Jungle Hunt, with John Allred: Taito’s rescue adventure across four jungle scenes
Battlezone, credited here with Brad Rice: Atari’s arcade tank game, with the vector graphics swapped for regular 2600 graphics
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Jungle Hunt
Jungle Hunt is Atari's 1983 home version of Taito's 1982 arcade game. It was programmed for the Atari 2600 by Mike Feinstein and John Allred at General Computer Corporation (GCC). As the explorer Sir Dudley Dashly, you race…
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Battlezone
Battlezone is the Atari 2600 version of Atari's 1980 arcade tank game, released by Atari in August 1983. You roll across a battlefield hunting enemy tanks, supertanks, fighters and flying saucers, using a radar screen to find targets…
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