Atari 2600

@atari-2600 • 0 subscribers • 372 games

Star Raiders

48K plays • 1982

Video Chess

47K plays • 1979

Othello

32K plays • 1980

Master Builder

27K plays • 1983

M*A*S*H

42K plays • 1982

Subterranea

29K plays • 1983

Sky Diver

31K plays • 1978

Gangster Alley

33K plays • 1982

Gyruss

72K plays • 1983

Gravitar

37K plays • 1982

BMX Air Master

38K plays • 1989

Starmaster

41K plays • 1982

Pete Rose Baseball

37K plays • 1988

Sky Jinks

25K plays • 1982

3-D Tic-Tac-Toe

70K plays • 1980

Super Cobra

42K plays • 1981

Stampede

63K plays • 1981

Turmoil

37K plays • 1982

Gorf

49K plays • 1981

Spy Hunter

132K plays • 1983

Adventures of TRON

67K plays • 1982

Pengo

44K plays • 1983

About

The Atari 2600, first sold in 1977 as the Atari Video Computer System, made swappable game cartridges the norm for home consoles. Its programmers had 128 bytes of RAM and drew every line of the picture as the TV beam passed, a trick known as racing the beam.

It stayed on sale until 1992. Its games run from arcade conversions such as Space Invaders and Pac-Man to originals such as Adventure and Pitfall!, most of them played with the joystick and its single button.

More info

  • Atari, Inc. · 1977–1992
  • Second generation
  • EmulatorJS · Stella 2014
  • 372 games
  • 34,062,514 plays

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