584 games Atari 2600
Perhaps one of Atari's lesser-known arcade games, I, Robot was ahead of its time. This is perhaps the first arcade game to use 3-D filled polygons, placing the player in a surreal universe of strange scenery and sounds. You play the role of "poor robot Interface #1984" and must clear each level of red tiled polygons. Unfortunately, the game is not very popular with gamers and was a failure in the arcades.
Atari expected the game to be a huge success in the arcades, as a large number of their previous original concepts did quite well.
Poor Teddy. He had a bad dream and now he wants his mommy. How about giving him a hand? Guide him to the magical star stairs. Help him avoid the nasty dream demons that will try to block his path. (Mom sends special kisses to help him too.
Throw-in in the center of the ice. Then you will have all the sharp and impartial action of one of the most difficult sports. Dodge Defenders. We pass and shoot from around the corner. Then quickly roll there to protect your target.
As a member of an elite combat squad, you and your friend are on a mission behind enemy lines. You will have to make your way through the rivers, hide behind the rubble and shoot to destroy. Will machine guns, grenades and attack tanks be enough to completely destroy the enemy? Block and load, count every shot, your ultimate battle awaits. You are an Ikari warrior!
Immies & Aggies is an unreleased prototype for the Atari 2600.
Immies & Aggies is an odd shooting game that involves marbles. For, you see, Immies & Aggies are indeed types of marble (Aggies are Agates, while Immies are glass imitations of Aggies), though from the game's graphics you really can't tell. In fact, the graphics are mostly made up of squares that appear randomly arranged around the screen.
The object of the game seems to be to shoot the correct colored marble (square) with your little blaster.
Inca Gold is a rather interesting arcade game where you need to steal gold from the ancient Inca race. Be careful, gold owners will try to kill you.
Indy 500 is a 1977 racing video game released by Atari for their video computer system (later known as the Atari 2600). It is built to honor the Indianapolis 500, and is based on the Atari formerly 8-player arcade game, Indy 800.
The Indy 500 was one of nine launch headlines when the Atari 2600 went on sale in September 1977. TV-play Sears later re-released as Races; no changes were made to the gameplay. Included with each game was a set of two motion controllers that were identical in appearance to the 2600 shutter controller, but with a few differences.
Infiltrate is a high stakes spy game in espionage. In the spirit of elevator action, you play as a secret agent infiltrating a secret fortress. You must maneuver through a maze of corridors and elevators to obtain secret documents located on the top floor. Make your way back to earth and the mission continues.
But follow.