Atari 800
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Published as a type-in game in Page 6 Magazine, Amazing! is an arcade puzzler where your goal is to help...
Page 6 Magazine - Issue 9 - 05/1984 Another Brick from the Wall is a typical Break-Out clone for one player. It...
Community Rating: 5.00 Total Votes: 2
Bertie is a Q*Bert clone for the Atari 8 but computers. It was developed by Michael Kempster, and published in the...
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Black Box by Paul Ford is one of two games called Black Box on the Atari 8-bits. This is a computerized version of...
BlastCom (also spelled as Blastcom) is a single-player fixed-screen shooter for the Atari 8-Bit computers. It was...
Compco's Computer Cube is a Rubik's Cube inspired game that was published in Page 6 magazine in 1983.
A maths game based around the sport of cricket. It was developed by Phil A Griffin and published in the April 1983...
Connect 4 clone for 1 or 2 players developed by Mike Aston and published in the 83/02 issue of Page 6 magazine.
Gangsters is a single screen platformer for 1 or 2 players (alternating turns) for the Atari 8-Bit computers. It...
Grab an Apple is a Snake game developed by Jamie Athas and Garry Francis. It was published in both the 83/07 issue...
A top-down overhead racer in the same vein as games like Super Sprint for the Atari 8-bit line of computers. It was...
Greedy Caterpillar is a caterpillar themed maze collect 'em up for the Atari 8-Bit computers. The game bares some...
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A grid based shooter developed by Ross McNaughton and published in an issue of Page Six magazine in 1989.
Grubs is a single screen platformer developed by Sydney H. Brown and was originally published in an issue of ACE...
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Game description: Heavy Metal is an isometric game, in which you have to collect jewels while avoiding different...
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A shooter first released as part of issue 69 of ANALOG Computing dated February 1989.
Water Ski School was released initially as a type in machine language program in 1986 by Page 6 magazine; later the...
