Exus Corporation made the Foot Craz Activity Pad, a floor mat with coloured dots that you step on instead of using a joystick. AtariAge lists only two Atari 2600 cartridges from Exus, and both need the pad: Video Jogger (1983), in which you run in place to move a figure around a track, and Video Reflex, in which you stamp on the dot matching the bug on screen. Both cartridges are extremely rare. Read the note on each game page before starting it in your browser.
Video Reflex is an Atari 2600 reaction game from Exus Corporation, made for the Foot Craz Activity Pad, a floor mat with five coloured dots that you step on. Bugs appear on coloured squares on the screen, and you have to stamp on the matching dot before time runs out, but never when a butterfly shows up. The manual presents it as reflex training as much as a game. You can start the cartridge here in your browser, but please read the note below first.
Video Jogger is a 1983 exercise cartridge for the Atari 2600 from Exus Corporation. It was not made for a joystick: you play it by running in place on the Foot Craz Activity Pad, a floor mat with coloured dots that Exus sold together with this game and its sister title Video Reflex. You jog, and a little figure runs laps around a track on the TV screen. You can start the cartridge here in your browser, but please read the note below first.