Developer: Tod Frye

Tod Frye programmed at Atari from the early 1980s and later worked at Axlon, a company founded by Nolan Bushnell. His best-known game is Pac-Man (1982), the 2600 version of Namco’s maze game. It had to fit into 4 KB, and its flickering ghosts drew heavy criticism, yet it became the console’s best-selling cartridge. He also wrote two of the Swordquest adventures, Fireworld and Waterworld, tied to comic books and a prize contest that was never finished.
Several of his games stayed unreleased. Xevious was cancelled as the market collapsed, and Save Mary!, a block-stacking rescue game finished in 1989, first came out in 2005. Shooting Arcade, made for the light gun, cannot really be played here. He also wrote the display kernel for Aquaventure.
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