In TapeWorm, you play as Slinky the tapeworm, navigating through a bean patch and eating beans. As you eat beans, your body grows longer, and the bean count decreases. Beans appear randomly in the patch, and your objective is to eat them before the beetle at the bottom moves from the left side to the … Read more
In the Atari 2600 game Tapper, you play as a busy bartender tasked with serving a constant stream of thirsty customers across four distinct bars: the Old West Saloon, the Jock Bar, the Punk Rock Bar, and the Space Bar. Each bar features its own unique crowd, making the game increasingly challenging and entertaining. Your … Read more
Froggo’s release of Spectravision’s Gangster Alley
In Tax Avoiders for Atari 2600, you play as John Q, a character seeking to amass a fortune of $1,000,000 within a year while minimizing tax liabilities. The game consists of two main screens: the income screen and the investment/tax shelter screen. On the income screen, your goal is to collect dollar signs representing money … Read more
Atari 2600 Tennis is a simple and enjoyable tennis simulation game that offers singles matches for one or two players. In the game, one player is represented by a pink character, while the other is blue. The game features two selectable speed levels, allowing players to choose the pace of their match. One of the … Read more
Surfer’s Paradise is a game that challenges players to stay on top of a wave for as long as possible while avoiding obstacles and enemies. The game has two distinct parts: surfing and underwater exploration. In the surfing sequence, players must balance on their surfboard and ride the wave. Periodically, a shark will approach, and … Read more
Surf’s Up was never completely finished and sold in stores.
Panda’s NTSC release of Sancho’s Nightmare
Sega’s release of its Deep Scan arcade game