Atari 2600

The Atari 2600, originally branded as the Atari Video Computer System or Atari VCS , is a home video game console from Atari, Inc.

Video Olympics (1978) (Atari) (USA) 2600
Skiing (1980) (Dactar) (PAL) (USA) 2600
Jungle Hunt (1982) (Atari) (PAL) [a1] (USA) 2600
Star Fire – Sorting Fixed (MP) (USA) 2600
Jr. Pac-Man (1986) (Atari) (USA) 2600
Star Gunner (1982) (Telesys) (USA) 2600
Mission Survive (1983) (Video Gems) (PAL) (USA) 2600
Turmoil (198x) (Activision) (USA) 2600
Racquetball (1981) (Apollo) (USA) 2600
Video Jogger (Exus) (PAL) (USA) 2600
CompuMate (Spectravideo & Universum) (PAL) (USA) 2600
Spitfire Attack (1983) (Milton Bradley) (USA) 2600
No Escape! (1983) (Imagic) (PAL) (USA) 2600
Double-Height 6-Digit Score Display (Two Background Color Change) (2001) (AD) (USA) 2600
Quest For Quintana Roo (Telegames) (PAL) (USA) 2600
Mobile 48 Sprite Kernel (04-01-2003) (Eric Ball) (USA) 2600
Death Derby (v0004) (2001) (Glenn Saunders) (PD) (USA) 2600
Qb (V2.09) (Stella) (2001) (Retroactive) (USA) 2600
Angriff Der Luftflotten (AKA Paris Attack) (Starsoft) (PAL) (USA) 2600
20 Sprites At Once Demo 3 (PD) (USA) 2600
Super Baseball (1988) (Atari) (USA) 2600
Chronocolor Donkey Kong (PD) (USA) 2600
Boing! (PD) [a1] (USA) 2600
Phaser Patrol (1982) (Starpath) [a1] (USA) 2600
PIEROXM Demo (PD) (USA) 2600
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