Ultravision was a small third-party publisher of Atari 2600 games. The site has two of its cartridges: Karate (1982), a basic one-on-one fighting game in which you work your way up from white belt towards black belt, and Condor Attack. Original Ultravision copies of Karate are now among the hardest 2600 cartridges to find, though the budget label Froggo re-released it later in the 1980s.
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Atari 2600 Condor Attack Overview By Ultravision Earth Base Command Directives In an advanced future, a million years ahead, Earth faces a catastrophic event. An intergalactic conflict has led to a massive space-time explosion, regressing civilization to the Stone Age. Humanity, now in its most primitive form, faces the resurrected Condor, a creature from a … Read more
Karate is a one-on-one fighting game for the Atari 2600, published by Ultravision in 1982. Two fighters trade punches and kicks in timed bouts, earning points for clean hits and climbing from white belt towards black belt. It is very basic and was not well reviewed, but it is simple to pick up and works best as a quick two-player contest. You can play it here in your browser.