Publisher: Bomb
Bomb was a small label that sold Atari 2600 cartridges in 1983, with releases in the UK, Germany and North America. Several of its games are credited to the Asian developer Onbase Co., and the same titles were often sold by other companies under different names. Original Bomb cartridges are very rare today. The British magazine TV Gamer reviewed several of them and rated Assault the highest.
Assault: a fixed-screen shooter against a mother ship, with the option of firing sideways as well as up.
Z-Tack: you attack enemy bases hidden in a city, a reversal of Imagic’s Atlantis.
Wall-Defender: guard a fortress of several walls and run to the next ring before the outer one falls.
Great Escape: shoot meteorites and aliens in space that scrolls in four directions. A PAL version is here too.
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Wall-Defender
Wall-Defender is a 1983 single-player shooter for the Atari 2600, released under the Bomb label of the Asian developer Onbase Co. You guard a fortress made of several rings of wall against waves of aliens that fly straight…
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Great Escape (USA)
Great Escape is a 1983 space shooter for the Atari 2600, sold under the Bomb label, a range of cartridges from the Asian developer Onbase. Your ship sits in the middle of the screen while space scrolls around…
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Great Escape (Europe)
Great Escape is a 1983 space shooter for the Atari 2600 from Bomb, a budget label of the Asian developer Onbase, and this page has the European PAL version. Your ship stays in the centre of the screen…
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