Stampede is a video game cartridge which was released in 1981 for the Atari 2600 video game console, and the Intellivision video game console in 1982. The game is a left-to-right side-scroller with an overhead, third-person view. It was published by Activision.

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See how many yellow subs I've got left? Don't think changing your color will dissuade me. Let my divers go!

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

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A beautiful work of art!

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

Reduced! Only £87.99!

Home game consoles! I am yours father!

V-tech tri Screen Time and Fun

(links) Rabbit Hop

(rechts) Deep Diver

Robot Tank is a 1983 video game for the Atari 2600. It was designed and programmed by Alan Miller and published by the then-fledgling Activision.

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Higher quality scan - even though it's not a sealed version

Games, cases, and manuals from flea market find.

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

Retro Gamer

© 2010 J.B. "Jimmie" Fisher.

All Rights Reserved.

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I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

Alpha Beam With Ernie is an edutainment video game released for the Atari 2600 by Atari in 1983.[1] It was developed in conjunction with the Children's Computer Workshop. The game was programmed by Michael Callahan and Preston Stuart.

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Console: Atari 2600

Model: CX-2600

Switches: Six Switch

Light Sixer

Made In Taiwan

This is the bottom of the switch board and motherboard.

Back to the '80s

(Pictured: Combat)

According to what trusted sellers on eBay have told me, this is Combat for the Atari 2600, which is apparently EXTREMELY RARE (LQQK!). I had never heard of this game or this system before, so I don’t have much information on it to share.

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

Release: April 20th 1982

Platform: Atari 2600

Developer: AcTivision

Publisher: AcTivision

Website:

goo.gl/ydwZSP

Pitfall! is my favorite video game on the Atari 2600 system.

The player must maneuver a character (Pitfall Harry) through a maze-like jungle in an attempt to recover 32 treasures in a 20-minute time period. Along the way, he must negotiate numerous hazards, including pits, quicksand, rolling logs, fire, rattlesnakes, scorpions, and crocodiles. Harry may jump over or otherwise avoid these obstacles by climbing, running, or swinging on vines. Treasure includes bags of money, gold and silver bars, and diamond rings, which range in value from 2000 to 5000 points in 1000 point increments. There are eight of each treasure type, with 32 in total.

There were several sequels to the original game.

Pitfall II: Lost Caverns (1984), Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure (1994), Pitfall 3D: Beyond the Jungle (1998), and Pitfall: The Lost Expedition (2004)

Back Cover:

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Gameplay:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=6o0vFlqL4GY

The cartridge label from Pac-Man for the Atari 2600.

Doubles from flea market. Nothing too fancy here - just run of the mill Atari Games

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

Another random view of DeAnza 8: someone set up a vintage Atari for recreational purposes.

At a later Goodwill visit I bought a (Sears-branded) Atari 2600 for $2.99. No power adapter, though, so I can't test to see if it works. I forget which Seattle-area Goodwill location this was... Burien, maybe?

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

Sweetness is when you find an Atari 2600 for under $50, with a bunch of games included.

One of the sketches for an illustration I made (Far Game 2011)

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

I Fight Dragons LIVE @ The Elbo Room in Chicago, 2-6-09. CD Release Show for the "Cool Is Just A Number" EP. All photos by Alex Goykhman of Goyk Photography, www.ifightdragons.com

R.O.B. secretly likes to play Video Olympics on the Atari 2600.