Atari 2600 production line, Ireland (1982)
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Wizards
1981 Catalog
Atari 2600
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The Tragedy of Macbeth by Douglas Blanchard
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Y'all ready for some Space Invaders (again) in a few days? Maybe even some Superman?? Well, aren't you lucky. Soon!
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Despite being developed by Konami, SEGA had publishing rights for the original Frogger game and its many ports from 1982 to 1984. This 2600 port carries a credit to SEGA Enterprises on its label
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Atari 2600 Action Pack
"All The Games Your Mother Still Doesn't Approve Of." (PC Gamer #11, Apr. 1995)
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I don't care if it's resurfacing and the value isn't as big, but I found a piece of video gaming history, legend, and lore at a local retro store and I can't be more excited
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Back in the day,I was often disappointed by the quality of the Atari 2600 games, especially if I had played the arcade version, but Pole Position was really well done.
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There's a Darth Vader computer?
If there is, I don't know what you're referring to. Ya gotta give me more context than that.
However, there is a variant of the Atari 2600 known as the "Vader" for its all-black aesthetic, forgoing the faux wood grain of previous versions. I think it looks slick -- very 1980s.
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Pac-Man
1981 Catalog
Atari 2600
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Box art and manual cover for an unreleased Dukes of Hazzard video game for the Atari 2600 by Warren Chang, 1982
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Crocheted Atari 2600 by Christine Domanic
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