Just think of all of the kids who received Basic Math for Christmas in the late 70s instead of something more fun. I remember looking at the Christmas packages under the Christmas tree and thinking yes that's about the size of an Atari 2600 box. Thankfully I never got Basic Math.
That's awesome. It's one thing to have a retro console but to have the original one you owned as a kid is even better! My 2600 is pretty sentimental to me too. It was passed down to me from my uncle. I remember telling him I was really into retro games so he gave it to me. He told me he couldn't figure out E.T. as a kid. Lol! Unfortunately, he passed away a few years back. So I keep the 2600 for more than just collecting.
Race 500 was originally called Indy 500 when it came out. It was sold in a set with 2 steering controllers that as far as I know only were ever used on that game. Great video.
Yep, you’re correct! Games were so expensive we used to swap them with mates.. we borrowed Indy 500 as it was known and loved it & it did have what looked just like paddles but they were specially made to work with the game. The box itself was deeper to allow the game box to go in and the controllers in the bigger box..
Yeah totally! Thank you for watching! I actually ordered the Atari flashback collection for switch to see how that one holds up. I'll be reviewing that as well.
Because I grew up playing basic math (for every half hour I played it I got to play 15 minutes of a regular game) the fact it's a bonus game on this would make me buy it. The things we take from our childhoods... lol
Getting the VCS (the original name of the 2600) for Christmas was a big deal for us. I would play Combat with my dad a lot, and when we got Space Invaders that was it, I was hooked.
Thx so much for this video. I just bought this on Steam and bought it solely for Adventure. You can now select game mode 3 for randomly generated items on your game. That alone makes it worth the price for me. I was obsessed with Adventure as a 10 yr. old in the early 80's. I've barely scratched the surface of what Atari 50 has to offer. Many thanks.
I'm so glad I've bought this Atari collection this year. I've been doing retro collecting on the Switch. I've played the living heck outta Centipede when I was young. Here I am, 43 years later, I'm gonna play the living heck outta it once again
You look half my age and i am 50 actually a few months older than Atari but i have been playing Atari and a universe of others as time progressed for 43 years give a little more just cant remember if i was 6or 7 when i started playing video games. My favorite Atari games are asteroids and deluxe, breakout, venture ,Berserk which sadly is not on the Atari 50 collection but has been sold separately since as another re imagined version which is phenomenal ! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP ON THIS! CHEERS!
Thank you for the kind words and for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed! Even though I didn't grow up with these games when they came out I still enjoyed many retro games because of my dad when I was younger.
BreakOut has always been my favorite on the 2600 growing up in early 80’s. I never had a Jaguar or a Lynx, with that being said, I’m very excited to play this!
Waiting on the Atari 50th Arcade1up cabinet. Just stopped by while sitting here by the door watching for the box to arrive. Thanks for showing me this collection. Its leagues ahead of the home arcade version but Ill probably never get to see it irl.
I'm loving all of the Atari 50 themed stuff coming out like from MyArcade. I myself have the Pac-Man Legacy Edition 1up cabinet. Enjoy yours! I'd love to own that one. Thanks for checking out my videos.
Awesome compilation, but they ate missing some from the previous Atari compilations like Night Driver, Return To Haunted House, Tempest 2600 and more! Hopefully they will be added in updates or DLC!
Yeah I think for the price it's worth it and the the remakes are really good as well as the arcade ports. But yeah, hopefully they add more. Thanks for watching!
@@onlysublime yeah, outside of Tempest 2000, the Jaguar inclusions basically scream out "wow this system sucked!" They're like terrible tech demos of badly designed hardware. The collection is still amazing though, and they did what they could with the licensing... though I can't help but feel like they could have dropped some extra cash to license some of the really classic games that are missing It would be really cool if they put it out as DLC. Like Pitfall. or ET, just for the historical factor. Or the awful 2600 port of Pac Man. Now that the reviews for this collection have been so positive, I think it's reasonable that these 3rd party companies would want in.
@@siren_section games that involve multiple parties would be especially hard to get licensing approval like star wars games or ET. Games that used copyrighted music (though less of an issue back in the 2600 days) also a problem. If the company went out of business, you have to find the people who owned the company. It doesn't become free and clear when a company dies.
You should try Gravitar Recharged....and pretty much all of the Recharged lineup including: Missile Command Recharged, Asteroids Recharged, Centipede Recharged, Caverns of Mars Recharged, Breakout Recharged and Black Widow Recharged...as well as the reimagining of Akka Arrh...All are on sale right now and highly recommended especially since you seemed to really dig the taste of those remade originals on the 50th Anniversary Collection.
Thank you for doing this, now that I see the unlockable games I won’t have to worry about it 😂 I do own a VCS and really like it. Just wish that Atari would get fully behind it and offer more support for it.
Yeah that was kind of my intention too. I wanted to see what the 5 games were. I knew a few prior to filming but yeah, overall it was worth it but more for just the sake of making the video, not the actual games. I noticed Atari Mania was actually released on the VCS though correct?
Yes Atari Mania is on there for sure, as are a lot of other fun games, most of which are available for other systems. I have all the “Recharged” series of games on my VCS as they are fun to play with the classic controller that comes with the all-in VCS bundle, but also wanted to make my system be as Atari-exclusive as possible. There are a ton of reviews out there for the VCS, most are pretty unkind, mainly due to the hefty price but content as well. It’s a fun retro gaming device with PC capability, and comes with the Atari Vault which has 100 of the classic games which come with the Flashback Classics for Switch (complete with same music). Here again the classic controller is fun to use, but overall I think you got to love Atari to fully enjoy it.
@@bumpnscore yeah I totally get it. I feel like I'd do the same thing and buy exclusive titles only. One thing I didn't understand about it was connecting it to your PC ad stuff. Just seemed like a confusing system as far as what it's going for.
It doesn’t hook up to a PC, rather there’s a “PC mode” built in, so you can connect a bootable USB drive (3.1) with OS of your choosing, which would make the VCS become a PC, presumably for emulators, or game developing, etc. This device is seemingly Atari’s way of catering to the gaming and computing crowds in one place, as their history has always been dabbling in both. I really have no use for this to be a PC so I just enjoy the retro gaming, Antstream arcade, downloadable games as well as it plays Netflix and other streaming services. I figure at the very least, this system gets Atari on par with other game consoles by being their first to be Wi-Fi capable 😂. It does do a good job though and is fun to play. If you can get one for $199 that’s more reasonable.
@@bumpnscore yeah I think the price is a little too steep right now for what it is. Though those controllers look incredibly convincing. Maybe someday I'll get one, I've also got my eyes on a Steam Deck and that one is definitely pricey!
hahahahahahhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i just did the Quadra tank challenge!!!!woo hoo i am so happy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! one more to go and thts vectr sectr and that one i almost did earlier! o man so ecstatic . again thanks my friend you rock!
Thank you glad it helped. Yeah the quadra tank one is really weird and hard to get. They should have made it easier it has to be very precise. Hope you get the vectr sectr one.
Cool video, just been watching for tips to unlock the games, I've got one for you too though. With the Tempest section on Vctr- Sctr, once the ememies have reached the top of the 'well' where your gun is, you can only safely pass by them or shoot them whilst they're 'flipping' between segments, so your best option is to just stay in one place and keep firing so they are killed as they try to flip onto the segment you're on. 'Cat Warlords' at the end looked awesome, but probably really tricky to play 😂😂😂😂
I was 17 when Atari was born. (so there are a few of us of old farts viewing your content - I (literally) don't have time to try to unlock the confidential games without a walk through) An excellent collection from whoever is calling themselves Atari these day.
Looks like you got all the old timers out of the woodwork! I’m going to pass for now because we all know this game will be $20 or less in January, nearly every switch game gets a massive sale eventually and since I’ve played most of these already I might as well wait.
Good point, new video coming soon with something that might be worth it to you. Though this is worth getting eventually for the reimagined games. Seems like the only Switch games that don't really drop in price are the official Nintendo games. Most Mario games, Zelda, etc. ones that even came out back around when the Switch launched are still like $50
TANGENT TIME: AirWorld! The lost SwordQuest game, never released. With FireWorld and EarthWorld, the prizes of the golden Talisman (which Steven Bell won, but later had sold and melted down except the white gold sword) and the golden chalice (which Michael Rideout won and still owns) were claimed. The WaterWorld prize (the golden crown) was not awarded because the contest was canceled. AirWorld had, according to the contestants, the most beautiful prize...the Philosopher's Stone. The prizes were on display at the EarthWorld and FireWorld contests, and with the Philosopher's Stone, the lid of the golden box housing the stone was removed so that the beautiful chunk of pure white jade was visible. It's mysterious, because there are no pictures. The photos of the prizes in the promotional pamphlets were all artists renditions, and all the renditions always showed the Philosopher's Stone with the golden lid covering the stone. A picture of the lost Sword (The Grand Prize) can be viewed online, was taken at the contest display, but it's a pretty lousy picture with a ton glare. There is no picture of the Philosopher's Stone, and it is believed that the three lost prizes...the Sword, the Crown, and the Philosopher's Stone...have all been sold and melted down, just like Steven Bell's Talisman. This leaves Michael Rideout's Chalice as the only surviving SwordQuest prize. To this day, I hope one day a quality picture of the Philosopher's Stone (lid removed) surfaces. I apologize, but this is a topic I've been fascinated with for years.
Wow, I love the amount of detail and thought put into your comment. With that being said, look no further for I have the Philosopher's Stone. Lol, I wish. In all seriousness, this was a really fascinating thing. Too bad with this remake or whatever they didn't try it again. Like they did back in 2015 with the Nintendo World Championships. Speaking of which, I hope they do another one again someday.
@@KaptainKlassic Perhaps a future video topic: games that should be the challenge for the next NWC. It just seems downright criminal that a prize as glamorous, ambitious, and valuable as the bejeweled Philosopher's Stone (which undoubtedly was expensive to conceptualize, commission, and create) has no surviving photographs that have found their way online. FireWorld's champion and Chalice winner Michael Rideout said that when he saw the Philosopher's Stone with the lid removed on display at the contest "it took my breath away". Even whomever likely stripped the prize of it's jewels and melted it down had to have paused, taken some photos, maybe even considered keeping it intact. Destroying something so beautiful is a sin.
@@underwaterlevelz1947 I cannot believe that.. I could understand selling it but to destroy it!? Yeah that should be illegal.. not a bad video idea btw!
The definitive collection of the 2600 era. The only way I'll add to this is if Atari and Activision ever put out a joint collection which would be amazing, but unlikely.
The reimagined games & interviews makes this worth getting. As for "Basic Math", never played it. But "Donkey Kong Jr. Math" for the NES actually was fun if you were playing against a friend that had the same math skills as you. Too bad it's not included in the NES collection on the Switch. Hopefully the "Atari 50 ann. collection" will inspire SEGA to put out something similar but focus more on their coin-op arcade games. In the meantime "Arcade Paradise" is available for some extra nostalgia feels.
Thanks for the recommendation on Arcade Paradise I still need to check that one out. I agree completely that this collection is worth getting just for the reimagined games. Also, it seems as though Basic Math you just set up the numbers and then solve it. It seems more like math practice than a game.
There are likely no Activision or other 3rd party games because they wanted to emphasize that it's *Atari's* 50th anniversary, so it's all Atari, all the time
@@KaptainKlassic At least one game wasn't programmed by Atari, but it was done by a 3rd party and the Atari paid them to do it. I know the people who worked on the game, and he told me the cheat code a week after it was released. I still remember when I went to Babbages to buy the game, they had sold out of it, but instead of the normal 50 copies of the game, they had only gotten 3 to sell. I had to go to a different store to buy one.
@1126: "My thing got really small!" "My balls turned white, and then my..." "... my stick got small" 😂 Whats that mom? ...... No, I am playing Breakout.
Another great Atari compilation came out for the first original x box and PlayStation 2, i am trying to remember the exact name but its killer, no jaguar games but a big collection if not all of the Atari arcade games plus videos' of history ect..much like this new Atari 50 collection. Of course all the Atari home systems tho only the Atari but also activision i believe, lol may be i am thinking of the Intelevision collection, there is 3 midway collections and many other companies have released their own collections. From this video i have so far unlocked 3 of the confidential puzzels and currently(as i speak) i am trying to unlock the game from playing vectorésector, the tank one i have almost mastered but dang its picky about making the circle with the rocket.
Are you thinking of the Atari Anthology collection? Also, glad the video has helped! Yeah, vectorsector is definitely the most challenging one to unlock. The combat/tanks one is the most annoying. Just keep trying to get the circle as perfect as you can.
YESSSSS! someone that knows how awesome warlords is. Unfortunately warlords is meant to be played co-op so people these days will not get to experience warlords the way it's meant to be experienced.
Hey thank you fellow Warlords fan! Yeah I first played it on the Atari Anniversary Edition for the original Playstation back when I was a little kid. Loved it then and still love it to this day. Unfortunately I have yet to play it on actual Warlords machine though.
@@KaptainKlassic yeah it's meant to be played with a paddle controller.you would be so shocked how accurate the control is with the paddle. My first time was a hand me down from my dad on the 2600
Warlords with paddles is really fun when played with friends. Best feeling in the world when your buddy is late to defend an attack and the ball ends up rebounding multiple times against the back of his shield and back into his own castle, at a high rate of speed, sometimes killing his own warlord. Oh the insults that flew back in Christmas of 1982.
I have the Tempest music CD that they sold a long time ago. I had to dig it out of my CD collection, just to play it again. Also one of the main reasons I got the collection, now I wonder if they have the Cheats included in Tempest 2K, I loved the level skip.
That's pretty cool, you grew up with all the original games. It's obviously not something anyone today is necessarily missing out on considering these games are still available today, but to grow up and play them as they first came out is a whole different experience I can't imagine is like. But anyway, thank you for watching!
I'm older than atari - this is an okay collection imo. I still prefer the flashback collection ... You could put some of the games into tate mode which i/wax a big plus for me.
Hey no shame in that. Space Invaders is awesome. I've always wondered what it was like to play a lot of these arcade and 2600 games when they first came out.
@@donaldsalkovick396 I played a lot of these at a young age myself and loved them back then too, but I didn't get to experience them when they first came out obviously lol
So I guess you didn't make your homework really well young blood... if you remember or not, in Super Breakout when your ball hits a celling ball speeds up and your pad shrinks.
Good video, tried for an hour on the Quadratank one and still couldn't get it to work. Made quadruple sure the settings were correct too. Wonder if it matters what system you're using?
Hmm that's weird. It took me a few tries.. I edited out a few of the attempts because I wasn't really talking and I don't like a lot of silence during my videos so a lot gets cut out but it only took me about 5 minutes. Maybe it could be due to the console. Are you at least hearing the sound as the rockets are going around the Atari logo?
@@KaptainKlassic yes, it's making the sound, and I use the L1 and R2 buttons with the Right analog stick to guide the missiles while having the range maxed out. Using a PS5
@@cryptocoffee13 I'm not sure. I've only played on Nintendo Switch. Try getting your rocket to carry the range item. I don't know if that matters but that's what I did when it worked for me.
@@KaptainKlassic I was born in the 1980, Trust me if you use a paddle controller it makes Breakout type games way easier. I know you can use any controller but paddle is better.
@@KaptainKlassic You ever play Kaboom for 2600? If you want to get far paddle is the best way. That sounds compilicated one analog is slow and one is fast? Just my opinion paddle controller is fast slow all in one.
Games like basic math were created so parents could buy their kids something educational and feel better about owning video games. Remember video games were new at this point and there was a lot of pushback by parents saying they were bad for your kids. Games like Basic Math were made to combat that.
Tbh I didn't play it much I was pretty confused by it at first and then skipped on to something else as I was checking out the collection. I'll give it another shot though
I really wish they would do some kind of remake/ reimagined version of Berserk, but unfortunately it’s not owned by Atari and Stern Electronics would have to agree to a remake.
I'm a simple man. When a guy wearing an Atari hat starts talking in front of a wall that reads "Pac-Man" and "Tetris", I listen. I'm the same age as the Atari 2600 and I had it when it was popular, and it's very intriguing to hear the opinions of people who were born after that era. You're good at these games too! You say you wish Kaboom were in the collection. Well, Kaboom is a clone of an early Atari arcade game called Avalanche, and that game is included in the previous Atari Flashback Collection on the Nintendo Switch. (Most if not all good Activision games in that era were shameless clones of earlier games, so that company is extremely overrated.) That leads me to why I'm disappointed with both collections. Forget about Activision - these compilations lack many essential Atari-made games! Atari 50 includes the awesome Food Fight and Dark Chambers, but omits certain games which were on the Atari Flashback Collection, namely the phenomenally popular arcade game Atari Football (the first good sports video game), the aforementioned historically essential Avalanche, and the Atari 5200 game Realsports Baseball, which is the first good baseball video game and was also included on Atari Flashback Collection. And both collections are missing excellent Atari-made arcade games such as Gauntlet and Gauntlet II, Paperboy, Marble Madness, Road Blasters, Vindicators and Xybots. Why are these big companies making us buy two or even three compilations (see the super-shameless Namco) in order to get just a fraction of their great old games? When I bought a CD collection of the Beatles greatest hits, it contained all their best songs. So why are Namco, Atari, and SNK so incredibly cheap? SNK put out two Neo Geo Pocket collections and they cumulatively only contain about ten of the best games for that console, which only had maybe twenty good games on it to begin with. SNK could have made one collection with all the good Neo Geo Pocket games, and it would have been a must-buy and a huge commercial success. Instead, they had to be stingy and I doubt the two mediocre collections are selling well.
First, thank you for watching and the detailed comment! I agree, it is a shame that a lot of these collections don't have a lot of variety. Atari 50 had the perfect oppurtunity to add games here that were not on the previous Atari Flashback Collection. Also, I admit I did not realize Kaboom was a clone of Avalanche! Though after playing the Atari Flashback Collection I can see it. My next video is actually sort of a continuation of this one and I talk about Atari Flashback Classics. I think you'll enjoy it.
Unfortunately, Atari owns none of those. They're Activision, Namco, and Konami/Parker Bros properties, respectively. Tutankham is probably the least likely to turn up on a compilation because it's a double-license, i.e. developed by Parker Bros based on a Konami arcade game. Still got my 2600 Tutankham cartridge :) That game gets a lot of flak, and it's not much like the arcade game it's supposed to be representing, but I enjoyed it a lot back in the day and have probably played it more than the arcade original over the years.
so ya i unlocked 3 confidential challenges, the vectr sectr is pretty hard but i can now do the landing part of the challenge and once beat the 3rd part of the challenge before failing, still at it as we speak and as for the tank one i can do perfect circles and i hear a sound like a tin can crunching but still cant get success and my circles(no offense) are better and more exact but still they wont give me the victory and i am doing the circles almost perfectly right on the logo yet (again no offense) your circle was sloppy and barely connected, what am i doing wrong, my God this games are real ball breakers. Thanks a lot as there is no way in hell i was going to figure these out. you know what i am feeling it now, lol going to try that circle again.
Funny hearing a child talk about games from MY childhood in the 70s and calling the home version of Warlords trash. If you weren’t there, you don’t know.
I don't really think Warlords is trash, I played the arcade version first and loved it so when I got around to trying the 2600 version, it just didn't appeal as much to me. But I totally get it. Also, 27 is still a child?
I wish these games would be resurrected: 1980 Arcade Battlezone 1981 Arcade Omega Race 1999 Arcade Hydro Thunder Dead or Alive 6 1991 EA Chuck Yeager's Air Combat
Warlords is hardly new to this & was released on the Atari anniversary redux compilation on the PS1 as well as the Atari anthology for PS2 which is far better than this 50th anniversary thing. Oh well here's to the 60th,70th & 75th anniversary releases in the future £££ zzz
For the people who don't want to waste half an hour and just want the list of games. 7:30 Basic Math 12:28 Breakout 15:11 Combat Two 17:54 Race 500 26:38 Gravitar
This atari 50 sucks. I used to own a Lynx & I was disappointed to find out that no good lynx games were on this compilation. They should've included Electrocop, Ninja Gaiden, Batman Returns, and California Games.
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Just think of all of the kids who received Basic Math for Christmas in the late 70s instead of something more fun. I remember looking at the Christmas packages under the Christmas tree and thinking yes that's about the size of an Atari 2600 box. Thankfully I never got Basic Math.
I loved those memories. I would do the same thing except for me I was looking for PS1 and PS2 games under the tree lol
I remember getting it for christmas. I was 5 best xmas. Still have my original 2600 with over 100 games.
That's awesome. It's one thing to have a retro console but to have the original one you owned as a kid is even better! My 2600 is pretty sentimental to me too. It was passed down to me from my uncle. I remember telling him I was really into retro games so he gave it to me. He told me he couldn't figure out E.T. as a kid. Lol! Unfortunately, he passed away a few years back. So I keep the 2600 for more than just collecting.
The thing I hated about the Atari 2600 was connecting the cable to the tv. The cable was like a U shape thingy.
Race 500 was originally called Indy 500 when it came out. It was sold in a set with 2 steering controllers that as far as I know only were ever used on that game. Great video.
Interesting! Didn't know it originally came with 2 controllers. Thank you for watching!
Yep, you’re correct!
Games were so expensive we used to swap them with mates.. we borrowed Indy 500 as it was known and loved it & it did have what looked just like paddles but they were specially made to work with the game. The box itself was deeper to allow the game box to go in and the controllers in the bigger box..
I think the shear goodness of this collection and content will not be appreciated for awhile. Pure gold.
Yeah totally! Thank you for watching! I actually ordered the Atari flashback collection for switch to see how that one holds up. I'll be reviewing that as well.
Because I grew up playing basic math (for every half hour I played it I got to play 15 minutes of a regular game) the fact it's a bonus game on this would make me buy it. The things we take from our childhoods... lol
That's an interesting parenting choice (not a bad one). I'll write that one down! Lol, well glad someone has sentimental value for this game.
Best part of this collection is the interview footage IMO.
Ok, I really need to go back and actually watch them now.
"There were no drugs at Atari". "We used to take drugs everyday at our desks". lol Love it.
@@esperago also taking cocaines and sniffing
Getting the VCS (the original name of the 2600) for Christmas was a big deal for us. I would play Combat with my dad a lot, and when we got Space Invaders that was it, I was hooked.
Thx so much for this video. I just bought this on Steam and bought it solely for Adventure. You can now select game mode 3 for randomly generated items on your game. That alone makes it worth the price for me. I was obsessed with Adventure as a 10 yr. old in the early 80's. I've barely scratched the surface of what Atari 50 has to offer. Many thanks.
No problem! Glad you're enjoying the game so far. It is a pretty neat collection with a lot of cool new features for sure! Adventure is great too
I was playing this game over Christmas, really fun
I'm so glad I've bought this Atari collection this year. I've been doing retro collecting on the Switch. I've played the living heck outta Centipede when I was young. Here I am, 43 years later, I'm gonna play the living heck outta it once again
You look half my age and i am 50 actually a few months older than Atari but i have been playing Atari and a universe of others as time progressed for 43 years give a little more just cant remember if i was 6or 7 when i started playing video games. My favorite Atari games are asteroids and deluxe, breakout, venture ,Berserk which sadly is not on the Atari 50 collection but has been sold separately since as another re imagined version which is phenomenal ! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR HELP ON THIS! CHEERS!
Thank you for the kind words and for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed! Even though I didn't grow up with these games when they came out I still enjoyed many retro games because of my dad when I was younger.
you're on fire with vids lately! nice
Thanks Chad! I'm glad people are watching, definitely motivates me.
BreakOut has always been my favorite on the 2600 growing up in early 80’s. I never had a Jaguar or a Lynx, with that being said, I’m very excited to play this!
Well I'm 54 lol. Anyway, cool collection and I been waiting to here this info.
Hey not judging! Lol glad you enjoyed!
17:54 LMAO
Oh also subbed! I'm all about the classics and still play many today on original hardware.
Awesome thank you very much! Yeah, I grew up with all the old school stuff so my channel is all about retro games.
"My thing got really small!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That was after his balls went white.
Waiting on the Atari 50th Arcade1up cabinet. Just stopped by while sitting here by the door watching for the box to arrive. Thanks for showing me this collection. Its leagues ahead of the home arcade version but Ill probably never get to see it irl.
I'm loving all of the Atari 50 themed stuff coming out like from MyArcade. I myself have the Pac-Man Legacy Edition 1up cabinet. Enjoy yours! I'd love to own that one. Thanks for checking out my videos.
Basic Math. "Why that game?". "Why is this even a video game?". Hahaha!
Awesome compilation, but they ate missing some from the previous Atari compilations like Night Driver, Return To Haunted House, Tempest 2600 and more! Hopefully they will be added in updates or DLC!
Yeah I think for the price it's worth it and the the remakes are really good as well as the arcade ports. But yeah, hopefully they add more. Thanks for watching!
Yeah licensing issues are why none of the systems have the best games.like there were so many good jag games not here.same for lynx, 800, 2600, etc.
@@onlysublime yeah, outside of Tempest 2000, the Jaguar inclusions basically scream out "wow this system sucked!" They're like terrible tech demos of badly designed hardware. The collection is still amazing though, and they did what they could with the licensing... though I can't help but feel like they could have dropped some extra cash to license some of the really classic games that are missing
It would be really cool if they put it out as DLC.
Like Pitfall. or ET, just for the historical factor. Or the awful 2600 port of Pac Man. Now that the reviews for this collection have been so positive, I think it's reasonable that these 3rd party companies would want in.
@@siren_section games that involve multiple parties would be especially hard to get licensing approval like star wars games or ET. Games that used copyrighted music (though less of an issue back in the 2600 days) also a problem. If the company went out of business, you have to find the people who owned the company. It doesn't become free and clear when a company dies.
@@siren_section yeah
Woah, 15k views Seth! Keep it up!
You should try Gravitar Recharged....and pretty much all of the Recharged lineup including: Missile Command Recharged, Asteroids Recharged, Centipede Recharged, Caverns of Mars Recharged, Breakout Recharged and Black Widow Recharged...as well as the reimagining of Akka Arrh...All are on sale right now and highly recommended especially since you seemed to really dig the taste of those remade originals on the 50th Anniversary Collection.
Sweet I'll check those out. Thanks for letting me know.
Thank you for doing this, now that I see the unlockable games I won’t have to worry about it 😂 I do own a VCS and really like it. Just wish that Atari would get fully behind it and offer more support for it.
Yeah that was kind of my intention too. I wanted to see what the 5 games were. I knew a few prior to filming but yeah, overall it was worth it but more for just the sake of making the video, not the actual games. I noticed Atari Mania was actually released on the VCS though correct?
Yes Atari Mania is on there for sure, as are a lot of other fun games, most of which are available for other systems. I have all the “Recharged” series of games on my VCS as they are fun to play with the classic controller that comes with the all-in VCS bundle, but also wanted to make my system be as Atari-exclusive as possible. There are a ton of reviews out there for the VCS, most are pretty unkind, mainly due to the hefty price but content as well. It’s a fun retro gaming device with PC capability, and comes with the Atari Vault which has 100 of the classic games which come with the Flashback Classics for Switch (complete with same music). Here again the classic controller is fun to use, but overall I think you got to love Atari to fully enjoy it.
@@bumpnscore yeah I totally get it. I feel like I'd do the same thing and buy exclusive titles only. One thing I didn't understand about it was connecting it to your PC ad stuff. Just seemed like a confusing system as far as what it's going for.
It doesn’t hook up to a PC, rather there’s a “PC mode” built in, so you can connect a bootable USB drive (3.1) with OS of your choosing, which would make the VCS become a PC, presumably for emulators, or game developing, etc. This device is seemingly Atari’s way of catering to the gaming and computing crowds in one place, as their history has always been dabbling in both. I really have no use for this to be a PC so I just enjoy the retro gaming, Antstream arcade, downloadable games as well as it plays Netflix and other streaming services. I figure at the very least, this system gets Atari on par with other game consoles by being their first to be Wi-Fi capable 😂. It does do a good job though and is fun to play. If you can get one for $199 that’s more reasonable.
@@bumpnscore yeah I think the price is a little too steep right now for what it is. Though those controllers look incredibly convincing. Maybe someday I'll get one, I've also got my eyes on a Steam Deck and that one is definitely pricey!
hahahahahahhahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i just did the Quadra tank challenge!!!!woo hoo i am so happy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! one more to go and thts vectr sectr and that one i almost did earlier! o man so ecstatic . again thanks my friend you rock!
Thank you glad it helped. Yeah the quadra tank one is really weird and hard to get. They should have made it easier it has to be very precise. Hope you get the vectr sectr one.
Lynx was and still is an incredible gaming system, way ahead of it's time! I still have and love playing mine
Cool video, just been watching for tips to unlock the games, I've got one for you too though. With the Tempest section on Vctr- Sctr, once the ememies have reached the top of the 'well' where your gun is, you can only safely pass by them or shoot them whilst they're 'flipping' between segments, so your best option is to just stay in one place and keep firing so they are killed as they try to flip onto the segment you're on. 'Cat Warlords' at the end looked awesome, but probably really tricky to play 😂😂😂😂
@Kaptain Klassic I like your demeanor. Subbed.👍
Hey thank you. I appreciate it!
I was 17 when Atari was born. (so there are a few of us of old farts viewing your content - I (literally) don't have time to try to unlock the confidential games without a walk through)
An excellent collection from whoever is calling themselves Atari these day.
Well regardless of your age, I'm happy to have ya! Hopefully this was helpful enough for you. Thanks for watching and Happy Thanksgiving.
@@KaptainKlassic Back at ya on the Thanksgiving.
Yeah games i played most were, Pitfall, River raid, and Enduro, so I'm a little bummed they're not on there, I even enjoyed the Ghostbusters game lol
Yeah too bad those games aren't on here. I definitely don't think anyone's too excited for basic math lol
Isn’t there a Activision collection on Steam? Apparently not. I thought the Activision Anthology came out on Steam.
@@TNTITAN oh that's a good one! It was released for PC but apparently not on Steam.
@@TNTITAN Not sure, but im sure there are some emulators out there.
Looks like you got all the old timers out of the woodwork! I’m going to pass for now because we all know this game will be $20 or less in January, nearly every switch game gets a massive sale eventually and since I’ve played most of these already I might as well wait.
Good point, new video coming soon with something that might be worth it to you. Though this is worth getting eventually for the reimagined games. Seems like the only Switch games that don't really drop in price are the official Nintendo games. Most Mario games, Zelda, etc. ones that even came out back around when the Switch launched are still like $50
I know! That’s because they never stop selling. They do sometimes dip in the 40s but yeah. You’ll never see Odyssey for 9.99!
Yeah, I was shocked even spinoff Mario games like Aces Tennis or whatever is still like a 50 dollar game.
It’s nice to have games that just have the software on the cartridge/disc.
TANGENT TIME: AirWorld! The lost SwordQuest game, never released. With FireWorld and EarthWorld, the prizes of the golden Talisman (which Steven Bell won, but later had sold and melted down except the white gold sword) and the golden chalice (which Michael Rideout won and still owns) were claimed. The WaterWorld prize (the golden crown) was not awarded because the contest was canceled. AirWorld had, according to the contestants, the most beautiful prize...the Philosopher's Stone. The prizes were on display at the EarthWorld and FireWorld contests, and with the Philosopher's Stone, the lid of the golden box housing the stone was removed so that the beautiful chunk of pure white jade was visible. It's mysterious, because there are no pictures. The photos of the prizes in the promotional pamphlets were all artists renditions, and all the renditions always showed the Philosopher's Stone with the golden lid covering the stone. A picture of the lost Sword (The Grand Prize) can be viewed online, was taken at the contest display, but it's a pretty lousy picture with a ton glare. There is no picture of the Philosopher's Stone, and it is believed that the three lost prizes...the Sword, the Crown, and the Philosopher's Stone...have all been sold and melted down, just like Steven Bell's Talisman. This leaves Michael Rideout's Chalice as the only surviving SwordQuest prize. To this day, I hope one day a quality picture of the Philosopher's Stone (lid removed) surfaces. I apologize, but this is a topic I've been fascinated with for years.
Wow, I love the amount of detail and thought put into your comment. With that being said, look no further for I have the Philosopher's Stone. Lol, I wish. In all seriousness, this was a really fascinating thing. Too bad with this remake or whatever they didn't try it again. Like they did back in 2015 with the Nintendo World Championships. Speaking of which, I hope they do another one again someday.
@@KaptainKlassic Perhaps a future video topic: games that should be the challenge for the next NWC. It just seems downright criminal that a prize as glamorous, ambitious, and valuable as the bejeweled Philosopher's Stone (which undoubtedly was expensive to conceptualize, commission, and create) has no surviving photographs that have found their way online. FireWorld's champion and Chalice winner Michael Rideout said that when he saw the Philosopher's Stone with the lid removed on display at the contest "it took my breath away". Even whomever likely stripped the prize of it's jewels and melted it down had to have paused, taken some photos, maybe even considered keeping it intact. Destroying something so beautiful is a sin.
@@underwaterlevelz1947 I cannot believe that.. I could understand selling it but to destroy it!? Yeah that should be illegal.. not a bad video idea btw!
Does it have the George Perez mini comic?
@@douglasbriel6103It does!
Thx for this. Race 500 originally was called Indy 500. Probably trademarked
Yeah I noticed that and was kind of confused lol you're probably right. Thank you for watching!
The definitive collection of the 2600 era. The only way I'll add to this is if Atari and Activision ever put out a joint collection which would be amazing, but unlikely.
That's all we need now! Wish Activision would allow it.
The reimagined games & interviews makes this worth getting. As for "Basic Math", never played it. But "Donkey Kong Jr. Math" for the NES actually was fun if you were playing against a friend that had the same math skills as you. Too bad it's not included in the NES collection on the Switch. Hopefully the "Atari 50 ann. collection" will inspire SEGA to put out something similar but focus more on their coin-op arcade games. In the meantime "Arcade Paradise" is available for some extra nostalgia feels.
Thanks for the recommendation on Arcade Paradise I still need to check that one out. I agree completely that this collection is worth getting just for the reimagined games. Also, it seems as though Basic Math you just set up the numbers and then solve it. It seems more like math practice than a game.
I'm 40 years old now (Born in 1984) and Atari 2600 was my first video game system.
My family would say you have great taste in Football. They are all Steelers fans. I'm the weird one who grew up a Packers fan 😂
Great video!
Thank you
There are likely no Activision or other 3rd party games because they wanted to emphasize that it's *Atari's* 50th anniversary, so it's all Atari, all the time
That makes sense. It's Atari time! #Atari50
@@KaptainKlassic At least one game wasn't programmed by Atari, but it was done by a 3rd party and the Atari paid them to do it. I know the people who worked on the game, and he told me the cheat code a week after it was released. I still remember when I went to Babbages to buy the game, they had sold out of it, but instead of the normal 50 copies of the game, they had only gotten 3 to sell. I had to go to a different store to buy one.
I wish Activision did their own Atari 2600 compilation pack
Funny you mention that, my next video is actually an Activision Atari 2600 compilation pack. But it's not for the Switch though.
@@KaptainKlassic The one on the PS2?
@@IaconDawnshire correct!
@1126: "My thing got really small!" "My balls turned white, and then my..." "... my stick got small" 😂
Whats that mom? ...... No, I am playing Breakout.
Watch when mom isn't around 😂
Thanks for this
Absolutely! Thank you for watching!
That 1st color breakout level is from a Starpath Supercharger game called Fireball
Another great Atari compilation came out for the first original x box and PlayStation 2, i am trying to remember the exact name but its killer, no jaguar games but a big collection if not all of the Atari arcade games plus videos' of history ect..much like this new Atari 50 collection. Of course all the Atari home systems tho only the Atari but also activision i believe, lol may be i am thinking of the Intelevision collection, there is 3 midway collections and many other companies have released their own collections. From this video i have so far unlocked 3 of the confidential puzzels and currently(as i speak) i am trying to unlock the game from playing vectorésector, the tank one i have almost mastered but dang its picky about making the circle with the rocket.
Are you thinking of the Atari Anthology collection? Also, glad the video has helped! Yeah, vectorsector is definitely the most challenging one to unlock. The combat/tanks one is the most annoying. Just keep trying to get the circle as perfect as you can.
can you use motion control on the paddle games ?
Good question. I don't believe so, at least I didn't see an option for it.. 🤔
YESSSSS! someone that knows how awesome warlords is. Unfortunately warlords is meant to be played co-op so people these days will not get to experience warlords the way it's meant to be experienced.
Hey thank you fellow Warlords fan! Yeah I first played it on the Atari Anniversary Edition for the original Playstation back when I was a little kid. Loved it then and still love it to this day. Unfortunately I have yet to play it on actual Warlords machine though.
@@KaptainKlassic yeah it's meant to be played with a paddle controller.you would be so shocked how accurate the control is with the paddle. My first time was a hand me down from my dad on the 2600
@@onlysublime my favorite version of Warlords is actually on a plug n play Atari console. It's the Arcade version with the Atari paddle controller.
Warlords with paddles is really fun when played with friends. Best feeling in the world when your buddy is late to defend an attack and the ball ends up rebounding multiple times against the back of his shield and back into his own castle, at a high rate of speed, sometimes killing his own warlord. Oh the insults that flew back in Christmas of 1982.
@@stabgod nothing is better than the arcade version of Warlords with the paddles. The only way I can find to play that is the plug n play I have.
You should play the included Jaguar Tempest 2000. It, along with its music, is awesome
I tested it out a little bit, it wasn't half bad!
I have the Tempest music CD that they sold a long time ago. I had to dig it out of my CD collection, just to play it again. Also one of the main reasons I got the collection, now I wonder if they have the Cheats included in Tempest 2K, I loved the level skip.
@@quantumleaper I also have that audio CD... and I'm guessing yours is also autographed by some Atari folks?
I'm going to grab this pretty much just for that lol
The cat at the end made up for the crappy games you unlocked. Lol
Lol yeah glad someone finally acknowledged the cat. Thanks for sticking through to the end. Thought I'd throw a nice little treat in there.
Awesome video
Thanks, means a lot! I appreciate you watching!
Now this is how you do a collection 👍🏾👍🏾I'm definitely buying this on my Switch OLED 🙏🏽
How do you like the OLED? I haven't played it yet.
@@KaptainKlassic yeah good bro 🙏🏽 the screen is amazing and the new stand and the joycons are the best thing about it 👍🏾
@@georged7627 I might have to eventually get it. Glad you like it!
Great video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
I'm 54. 2600 was my first console. My grandmother had Pong before that.
That's pretty cool, you grew up with all the original games. It's obviously not something anyone today is necessarily missing out on considering these games are still available today, but to grow up and play them as they first came out is a whole different experience I can't imagine is like. But anyway, thank you for watching!
@@KaptainKlassic I bought the already available collection, but I'm going to get this one as well.
It's a shame Battlezone wasn't in it.
No pacman, no space invaders???? No jungle hunt.. Dam that was my fav. They shudda added E.T just for a laugh... No landfill required
Yes, I vote for E.T. to be on here! Lol. Too bad though, a lot of missed opportunities.
This is celebration atari first party games, pacman is namco and space invaders is taito
I'm older than atari - this is an okay collection imo.
I still prefer the flashback collection ...
You could put some of the games into tate mode which i/wax a big plus for me.
Are the Williams games on this disc? Thinking of Defender or Stargate etc.
I'm 2 years older than Atari. I remember getting a 2600 in 1976 played space invaders non stop
Hey no shame in that. Space Invaders is awesome. I've always wondered what it was like to play a lot of these arcade and 2600 games when they first came out.
@@KaptainKlassic it was awesome at that age
@@donaldsalkovick396 I played a lot of these at a young age myself and loved them back then too, but I didn't get to experience them when they first came out obviously lol
thanks. you rock
No, thank you! You rock!
Love this collection, sad it didn't include desert falcon or Galaxians
I love the Namco/Bandai games. Those are some of my all time favorite. Hince the Pac-Man machine I have.
@@KaptainKlassic there needs to be a Bamco DLC pack... I really hope they're in talks to do that.
So I guess you didn't make your homework really well young blood... if you remember or not, in Super Breakout when your ball hits a celling ball speeds up and your pad shrinks.
Good video, tried for an hour on the Quadratank one and still couldn't get it to work. Made quadruple sure the settings were correct too. Wonder if it matters what system you're using?
Hmm that's weird. It took me a few tries.. I edited out a few of the attempts because I wasn't really talking and I don't like a lot of silence during my videos so a lot gets cut out but it only took me about 5 minutes. Maybe it could be due to the console. Are you at least hearing the sound as the rockets are going around the Atari logo?
@@KaptainKlassic yes, it's making the sound, and I use the L1 and R2 buttons with the Right analog stick to guide the missiles while having the range maxed out. Using a PS5
@@cryptocoffee13 I'm not sure. I've only played on Nintendo Switch. Try getting your rocket to carry the range item. I don't know if that matters but that's what I did when it worked for me.
You need a padel controller for Breakout/Super Breakout?
No, you just use the analog stick on your controller.
@@KaptainKlassic I was born in the 1980, Trust me if you use a paddle controller it makes Breakout type games way easier. I know you can use any controller but paddle is better.
@@KaptainKlassic You ever play Kaboom for 2600? If you want to get far paddle is the best way. That sounds compilicated one analog is slow and one is fast? Just my opinion paddle controller is fast slow all in one.
@@ZMAN_420 I agree I love the paddle controller but they didn't make a paddle controller for this rerelease. That would have been cool though.
@@ZMAN_420 Yes Kaboom is one of my favorites!
My question is does Tempest 2K have a cheat mode like the Jaguar and other versions.
the atari logo in the center turned into another logo, not sure if you noticed that, i dont know what its about maybey you do?
I counted 4 not 3 atari 5200 games lol Millipede, Missile Command, Star Raiders, and Super Breakout
Lol yeah I noticed that as I was editing the video 😂
@@KaptainKlassic I honestly had to go back and double check because I thought I saw it wrong lol. Definitely a wonderful collection of games.
@@brockwelliii yeah I was like "How did I miss that!?" Oh well. Lol yeah awesome collection for sure!
The color screen is from Super Breakout.
😂😂 7:26 mfer as soon as I seen the name I 😁.Because i watched his other vids about this.Thats the 😂😂 greatest game in both collections
Bien, bien ahí 👍
Games like basic math were created so parents could buy their kids something educational and feel better about owning video games. Remember video games were new at this point and there was a lot of pushback by parents saying they were bad for your kids. Games like Basic Math were made to combat that.
Understandable back then, but to include it on here seems odd.
Im getting this just for the arcade version of Missle Command
Yeah Missle Command is amazing!
Race 500 is known as Indy 500 they changed the name of the game to remove the reference to the Indy 500 Race
I like this good price and wonder if any cheat codes?
Good question I'm not sure if there's cheat codes. Something to look into for sure.
How was Airworld? Did they make a comic for it?
There is a comic in there for it the comics for the other sword quest games are there too also the yars revenge comic is there as well
Tbh I didn't play it much I was pretty confused by it at first and then skipped on to something else as I was checking out the collection. I'll give it another shot though
Would be cool if they were ALL remastered...
Will have this 🎮🏆
I was hoping against hope for Berserk.
Berserk is actually my all time favorite 2600 game so I'm right there with ya.
I really wish they would do some kind of remake/ reimagined version of Berserk, but unfortunately it’s not owned by Atari and Stern Electronics would have to agree to a remake.
@@Jasonv65 I would spend 20 dollars on a remake/reimagined version of Berserk alone.
I'm a simple man. When a guy wearing an Atari hat starts talking in front of a wall that reads "Pac-Man" and "Tetris", I listen.
I'm the same age as the Atari 2600 and I had it when it was popular, and it's very intriguing to hear the opinions of people who were born after that era. You're good at these games too!
You say you wish Kaboom were in the collection. Well, Kaboom is a clone of an early Atari arcade game called Avalanche, and that game is included in the previous Atari Flashback Collection on the Nintendo Switch. (Most if not all good Activision games in that era were shameless clones of earlier games, so that company is extremely overrated.) That leads me to why I'm disappointed with both collections. Forget about Activision - these compilations lack many essential Atari-made games!
Atari 50 includes the awesome Food Fight and Dark Chambers, but omits certain games which were on the Atari Flashback Collection, namely the phenomenally popular arcade game Atari Football (the first good sports video game), the aforementioned historically essential Avalanche, and the Atari 5200 game Realsports Baseball, which is the first good baseball video game and was also included on Atari Flashback Collection. And both collections are missing excellent Atari-made arcade games such as Gauntlet and Gauntlet II, Paperboy, Marble Madness, Road Blasters, Vindicators and Xybots.
Why are these big companies making us buy two or even three compilations (see the super-shameless Namco) in order to get just a fraction of their great old games? When I bought a CD collection of the Beatles greatest hits, it contained all their best songs. So why are Namco, Atari, and SNK so incredibly cheap? SNK put out two Neo Geo Pocket collections and they cumulatively only contain about ten of the best games for that console, which only had maybe twenty good games on it to begin with. SNK could have made one collection with all the good Neo Geo Pocket games, and it would have been a must-buy and a huge commercial success. Instead, they had to be stingy and I doubt the two mediocre collections are selling well.
First, thank you for watching and the detailed comment! I agree, it is a shame that a lot of these collections don't have a lot of variety. Atari 50 had the perfect oppurtunity to add games here that were not on the previous Atari Flashback Collection. Also, I admit I did not realize Kaboom was a clone of Avalanche! Though after playing the Atari Flashback Collection I can see it. My next video is actually sort of a continuation of this one and I talk about Atari Flashback Classics. I think you'll enjoy it.
Watching video hoping the unlockable ones include. Pitfall, pac man and tutankham.
Unfortunately, Atari owns none of those. They're Activision, Namco, and Konami/Parker Bros properties, respectively. Tutankham is probably the least likely to turn up on a compilation because it's a double-license, i.e. developed by Parker Bros based on a Konami arcade game.
Still got my 2600 Tutankham cartridge :) That game gets a lot of flak, and it's not much like the arcade game it's supposed to be representing, but I enjoyed it a lot back in the day and have probably played it more than the arcade original over the years.
I’m older than Atari! Woohoo! 😂
No one's judging you sir.
so ya i unlocked 3 confidential challenges, the vectr sectr is pretty hard but i can now do the landing part of the challenge and once beat the 3rd part of the challenge before failing, still at it as we speak and as for the tank one i can do perfect circles and i hear a sound like a tin can crunching but still cant get success and my circles(no offense) are better and more exact but still they wont give me the victory and i am doing the circles almost perfectly right on the logo yet (again no offense) your circle was sloppy and barely connected, what am i doing wrong, my God this games are real ball breakers. Thanks a lot as there is no way in hell i was going to figure these out. you know what i am feeling it now, lol going to try that circle again.
LOL, thanks for doing this so I don’t have to.
Hey no problem! Haha, thanks for watching
I just turned 50 last week.
Hey 50 is the new 30, enjoy some Atari 50!
AVP would have been a great unlocked game....
never played the jaguar version so yeah that would have been cool to have for sure.
Atari, one thousand uses for a cursor. Adventure rules. And Combat tanks with bouncing ammo.
Verry cool
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed.
Funny hearing a child talk about games from MY childhood in the 70s and calling the home version of Warlords trash. If you weren’t there, you don’t know.
I don't really think Warlords is trash, I played the arcade version first and loved it so when I got around to trying the 2600 version, it just didn't appeal as much to me. But I totally get it. Also, 27 is still a child?
0:37 you mispronounced “Jaguar” BTW. It’s “Jag-Wahr” not “Jag-Wire”
At least centipede and millipede aren’t confidential. Which is good because they are my favorite Atari games
That's arcade Asteroids.
"That thing looks awesome! Why didn't they release this game on it?"
Umm... They did.
Activision games would have been nice...being that they made the best 2600 games
I wish these games would be resurrected:
1980 Arcade Battlezone
1981 Arcade Omega Race
1999 Arcade Hydro Thunder
Dead or Alive 6
1991 EA Chuck Yeager's Air Combat
Warlords is hardly new to this & was released on the Atari anniversary redux compilation on the PS1 as well as the Atari anthology for PS2 which is far better than this 50th anniversary thing. Oh well here's to the 60th,70th & 75th anniversary releases in the future £££ zzz
That redux compilation on PS1 was actually my first time playing it. I had that game as a kid! Loved that compilation. Thanks for watching!
Sadly doesn't work with win 7 on pc.
You may have to upgrade to Windows 10
I got 3 of the 5
Nice! The quadratank one I don't know how someone figured out.. glad they told me what it was.
No Indiana Jones, or ET ??
No movie licensed games.
5200 version of Defender should have been included...
Defender is a licensed game. Can't be included. It's licensed by Williams.
I have to get this...I'm 58.
Greetings, Earthling. I am the Bishop of Battle, master of all I survey. I have 13 progressively harder levels. Try me if you dare.
Nightmares!
For the people who don't want to waste half an hour and just want the list of games.
7:30 Basic Math
12:28 Breakout
15:11 Combat Two
17:54 Race 500
26:38 Gravitar
Definitely not a waste of time. You just don't have an attention span.
hey, i am 53 now and wish me a way to cheat lvl 6 from breakout -.- anyone?
This atari 50 sucks. I used to own a Lynx & I was disappointed to find out that no good lynx games were on this compilation. They should've included Electrocop, Ninja Gaiden, Batman Returns, and California Games.