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othello and night driver sound the most interesting
No Dig Dug?
Man Atari game cartridges …. Ahhhhh the memories. Kids these days won’t know the joy of the ‘Clunk’ as you shoved those puppies home and started the console up
You have my wife’s 2 favorite games: Pitfall! & Kaboom!.
Hours of fun! 🤩
No Yar’s Revenge? That was my jam.
Dig Dug, Joust AND Galaga… nice.
Kaboom with Paddles is the only thing worth anything =)
Hell yeah Combat
I had so many of those games. Tons of nostalgia looking at that pic.
Joust!
Mario Bros on atari haha
Would be fun to play some dig dug!
**RIVER RAID!!!!!!!**
Of those, you got dig dug, pitfall, galaga, and both pacman games. You set.
My very early childhood. I got to play NES at my cousins’ and my grandparents’, but I only had this at home. Played a ton of River Raid with my mom.
(It was my cousins’. I guess my uncle let me borrow it. I had it for 25 years.)
my first gaming console. I remember we’re too poor to buy NES, so dad found an atari on a thrift store for cheap and bought that instead
Big feels. Reminds me of the cassette tapes for Commodore 64 which took forever to load. Then we upgraded to a disk drive!
Eureka! You’ve struck gold
A ton of Activision when they weren’t evil….a man of taste I see.
So many people bring me huge bins of these games to our store thinking they have gold. Atari was so over saturated that at best you can get $10…MAYBE.
no Pooyan or Lost Luggage or Burgertime