584 games Atari 2600
Save Maria is an action game of Atari 2600 that revolves around building a platform to save Maria, a damsel in distress. The character is a humble builder who must pick up boxes to use as a platform to make Mary climb up, eventually leading to the top of the valley. The villain of the story is a mustachioed villain who keeps Maria at the bottom of the valley for his own twisted pleasure.
The player controls a crane at the top of the valley that moves to pick up crates when the button is pressed. Bonus points can be matched for extra points.
You are the captain of a metropolitan ship sailing to the Spanish Main. Suddenly you are attacked by hordes of merciless and ruthless pirates. Dozens of them swarm on board and only you, with your trusty cutlass, can save our ship! -You have to think out of maneuver and fight them all. Otherwise, you are stuck!
Some whales travel from the Arctic Ocean to Bach for breed. The bad news is a whaler in the area attacked them. You must use your submarine to shoot nets and harpoons and radioactive debris to save the whales.
After you start the game, the whales will move from left to right along the bottom of the screen. The ship will start throwing nets or harpoons, depending on the settings, to kill the whales.
Schussel, der Polizistenschreck is an Arcade game developed by Starsoft and published by Quelle. Schussel, der Polizistenschreck saw its first light in Europe in 1983.
Scuba Diver is a game published by Panda, who released the game back in 1983 for a single player.
Air-Sea Combat is a game developed by Atari. for the Atari 2600, and was one of nine original launch titles for that system when it was released in September 1977. It was also released by Sears as a targeted treat and was in play with the original Sears TV version of the game for the Atari 2600.
There are six main game types available in Air-Sea Combat, and for each type there are one or two groups of three games, for a total of twenty-seven game options.
Air-Sea Combat is basically a target shooting game.
You are in command of the Hawk sea fighter in this military battle! Your mission is to destroy the enemy helicopters and ships that were going through the battle zone. But watch out! Enemy ships will attack your Sea Hawk with ship-to-air missiles that can take you by surprise. And enemy helicopters will send a steady stream of machine gun fire their way.
Winning depends on your steady hand and quick mind. If your Sea Hawk is hit, your pilot will parachute from it.
As the captain of a ship sailing the seas, how would you react if the ruthlessness of sea monsters attacked all the ships on the seas? Being a sea-lover, now arm your ship with torpedoes and complete missions to destroy those monsters in different water levels. Move your ship right and left and strike back sharply. Be careful, the monsters are very difficult!
Seaquest is an Atari 2600 video game developed by Steve Cartwright and published by Activision in 1983.
Seaquest is a game of combat submarines in which the player controls a water vessel and must avoid, collect or destroy various items at different depth levels. The player must pick up the scuba divers underwater and must get air from the surface before a meter of air flows out.
Like other Atari 2600 games, Seaquest has two modes. The first mode is the single player mode.
You, a secret agent, must catch falling objects, agent, like American documents, deeds, money and money bags, avoiding objectionable ones like bedbugs, grenades and guns. After a while, a sound will be heard. This is when the boats on the water below you stop moving and you have to rise above them and make a hand. Be careful though, even though the boats have stopped, falling objects don't. In two games, the players alternate.