Atari 2600

Taz for the Atari 2600 is unique because it is not only the first video game released based on the

Why did the chicken cross the road? Apparently, it was trying to set a new high score.

For a triple A game publisher as massive as Activision, it’s fascinating to see how humble their origins can be.

Cooking can be a delicate process in real life, the quality of a dish easily impacted by how long something

Edutainment games are an unusual art. The delicate balance of trying to teach young players helpful real world knowledge while

Beany Bopper is hardly a title that seems like it tells you a lot about what you’ll be playing, but

Chase the Chuck Wagon is one of the earliest instances of a blatant advergame, that being a video game developed

Many Atari 2600 games were fairly content slapping a few sprites on screen, indicating which one belongs to the player,

While my hopes of finding an enjoyable Human Cannonball game were dashed by Atari’s attempt to adapt it for their

When it comes to bucket lists, many people include the unique exhilaration of skydiving as a sort of go-to abnormal

Breakout was still a break out hit when the Atari 2600 hit the scene and small iterations to the title’s

There is a simple yet delightful absurdity behind the premise of Demons to Diamonds. The game’s goal really is as

A somewhat ill-advised approach to making an Atari 2600 game is trying to port over an arcade game. The console’s

Blackjack is an easy to learn and quick to play card game, so as a launch title for the Atari

Activision is sort of the king of quality Atari 2600 titles, although that’s partly because they were the first third