Mylstar Electronics was the arcade company formerly known as Gottlieb. In 1983 it released Q*bert’s Qubes, the arcade sequel to Q*bert, and the game listed here is the Atari 2600 version of that machine. The home cartridge was programmed by Todd Marshall and published by Parker Brothers, so Mylstar’s credit is for the original design.
Q*bert’s Qubes turns the first game into a puzzle: Q*bert tumbles cubes until a row of four matches a target pattern. The cartridge sold mainly through Sears and Hills and is rare today.
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Q*bert's Qubes is the sequel to Q*bert, based on the 1983 arcade game from Mylstar (the company formerly known as Gottlieb). Parker Brothers published the Atari 2600 version, programmed by Todd Marshall. Instead of changing the colour of…
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