Publisher: Froggo

Froggo Games was a small budget label from California, set up in 1987, late in the Atari 2600’s life, and it did not last long. Most of its cartridges were copies of games other companies had released earlier, given new names and new stories. The three games here all have an earlier life:

Spiderdroid (1987): Parker Brothers’ Amidar, with a spider robot spinning webs over girders.
Task Force: Spectravision’s Gangster Alley, now with terrorists and hostages in high-rise windows.
Sea Hawk: an air-and-sea shooter first sold by Sancho and Panda and reissued by Froggo in 1987.

Froggo’s underwater game Sea Hunt is listed under the full name Froggo Games. Choose a game below and play it in your browser.

Sea Hawk

Sea Hawk is a one-player air-and-sea shooter for the Atari 2600. You fly a fighter plane over the ocean, shooting down enemy helicopters and sinking enemy ships while protecting your own aircraft carriers. The same game was sold…

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Task Force

Task Force is a shooting-gallery game for the Atari 2600, released by Froggo in the late 1980s. It is not a new game: it is Spectravision's 1983 cartridge Gangster Alley with a new title and a new story.…

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Spiderdroid

Spiderdroid is a 1987 Atari 2600 cartridge from Froggo Games, a small budget label from California. It is not an original game: it is Parker Brothers' 1982 version of the arcade maze game Amidar, re-released under a new…

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