Milton Bradley, better known for its board games, released just two Atari 2600 cartridges, both in 1983. Each came boxed with its own controller, plus stickers and an end label that buyers had to stick on themselves. That is why many loose copies today have no end label. Both games are first-person shooters. In Survival Run you fly a starfighter through a maze of alien tunnels and pick the right branch on a map. In Spitfire Attack you hunt enemy planes and ground targets from a fighter cockpit.
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Survival Run is a first-person space shooter published by Milton Bradley for the Atari 2600 in 1983. You fly a starfighter through a maze of tunnels deep inside an alien planet, shooting guards and force fields while you pick the right path on a map. It is one of only two games Milton Bradley released for the 2600, and it has a nice mix of shooting and route-finding. You can play it here in your browser.
Spitfire Attack is a 1983 air combat game for the Atari 2600, published by the board game company Milton Bradley. You look out from the cockpit of a fighter plane, with the horizon in front of you and a gunsight in the middle of the screen, and you hunt enemy planes and ground targets. It is one of only two games Milton Bradley released for the console. You can play it here in your browser.