Blast from an alternate past.
Heh, I always used to play C64 ports, and I messed up so many small things the first time... Beserk instead of Berzerk... Jungle Quest instead of Jungle Hunt. Circus was called Clowns on C64, and was played with paddles... not sure if it was on Atari or not. I said Miner 49er instead of 2049er. I said Cosmic Quest instead of Ark... Lots of small stuff like that.
Very awesome, but wasn't BC's quest for tires an Atari game? Far too memorable to have left out...
Good!
Love the dialogue..very professional. Thats probably why most people on newgrounds know of you. Messages at end are good..its good when you call peeps a god, it adds more to review critique. I never played Atari, but have played alot of Atari games formated into DOS. Hitting play is much better than having to hit >imprint C:MyDocuments/DOS Games"C:My Documents/DOS games/Adventure/Pitfall" or something along those lines. thats why i got tired of playing in DOS. If thats a non-synthesized voice or can be synthesized in real-time, there is some prank calls I would love for you to do..heh. But..anywayz..I love this game, and I tend to hate all flash quiz's. ~Props~~10~
Awesome!
Ahh, this brings back memories. I only missed 2 of the impossible ones. Make a sequel!
Cool game i know nothing about ataris
lmao you nerd. get out more often 'ooo it wasnt hard enough ooo by the way it was 8 bit that was nes..'
sorry, needed to be said. Well, i knew nothing about those old ataris games, im only 16 i guess so..
Was pacman, dizzy, old frogger and old donkey kong ataris?? they didnt come up and their the only ones i knew..if they are ataris lol
anyway, it is cool game, just, i know nothing about those games
good job.
xxx
Not bad...
Certainly not bad; though the Impossible round was far from impossible, at least to owners of Atari VCS (2600) systems and games! It'd be nice to see this expanded.
On a note to the former reviewer: yes Atari's VCS was an 8-bit system (using a cheaper version of the 8-bit 6502 processor, the 8-bit 6507), as was Fairchild's Channel F, which arrived one year prior to the VCS. The very first system ever, the Odyssey, which arrived four years before the Channel F was literally a no-bit system, as it was analog and used diode logic to play its games, hence it had no graphics aside from a brick that moved.