10 Questions: Atari 2600 Games Multiple Choice Quiz | Video Games

Answer: Kaboom!

"Kaboom!" was created by the company Activision in 1981. "Kaboom! is considered to be one of Activision's signature games, and sticks to the basic principle of being simple, addictive, and fun."

Answer: Space Invaders

"Space Invaders" was created by the Atari company in 1978. "There are 112 game variations. These variations include moving shields, zig-zagging bombs, invisible invaders, and several two-player simultaneous options. Tip: Enable the secret "double-shot" mode by holding down the reset button when you turn the game on."

Answer: Asteroids

"Asteroids" was created by the Atari company in 1981. "There are 66 game variations that provide several alternatives to the hyperspace control, including a two-second "shield" and a 180-degree "flip" capability. Both large and small UFOs are also included, and the small ones are real sharpshooters. Just be sure to set the difficulty switches to "A" to enable the UFOs."

Answer: Fast Eddie

"Fast Eddie" was created in 1982 by the 20th Century Fox Video Game Company. "If you are up for a challenge, "Fast Eddie" is your game. Tip: You are always safe on the ladders, so you can use them for a quick escape."

Answer: Bachelor Party

"This so-called "adult" game is only good for a few laughs. If you didn't know any better, you would probably just pass it off as another Breakout clone."
"Bachelor Party" was created by a company called Mystique. Mystique was a company that specialized in making "Adult Themed" video gmes for the Atari 2600 system in the early 1980's. the funny thing is, they were only able to put out three games due to the Video Game Crash of 1983.

Answer: E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial

Atari created this game in 1982. This game is thought to be the cause of the video Game Crash of 1983."Atari buried 5 million unsold copies of "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial" in the New Mexico desert."

Answer: Warlords

This game was created by the Atari company in 1981. "Warlords" can be played with one, two, three, or four players, using the paddle controllers.

Answer: Missile Command

"Missile Command" was created by the Atari company in 1981. "Missile Command for the 2600 is a respectable, scaled-down version of the arcade game, but a few basic elements were compromised to squeeze it onto the system. There's only one missile base instead of three.

A more serious constraint is how you can only shoot three of your own missiles at a time. When you attempt to shoot a fourth missile, the game will make an annoying "squeak" sound."

Answer: Frogger

"Frogger" was created by the Parker Brothers company. "This version of "Frogger" has all the elements of the original arcade hit, plus a few extras thrown in as well like a "speedy Frogger" mode and the ability to drift off one side of the screen and reappear on the other."

Answer: Pepsi Invaders

"This is one of the more interesting Atari collectibles. Coca-Cola commissioned a game from Atari to give to their Atlanta employees. In this case, Atari redesigned Space Invaders so that you shoot the letters "P E P S I" instead of space creatures. There were 125 copies of this game made. There is no real box for this one, just a flimsy Styrofoam shell. So it isn't really a prototype, but it wasn't a commercially available game either."

This game has a rarity rating of 10/10 according to Atari Age

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