I still have my 800 somewhere . And I should have a trackball also . Works great for Centipede .

Fort Apocalypse was a favorite!

5200+

Wayout had one level i never could escape. Any help?

I went frim 400 to 1200 so didnt have 800.

Later Atari 8-bit games were much better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ-sf4Cfrax_i7M

few of them looked pretty advanced for its time.

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Big Boss went down disappointingly easy😮

Still got my 800 from 1982, accessories, and games, in mint condition.

I don't know how you and I managed to have such similar taste in Atari 8-bit games, but your list there could have been taken from my game collection in the early 80s. Thus, quite a trip down memory lane for me. Also much, much thanks for the details regarding the emulator.

wow the graphics suck

Hi I know it's been awhile since you posted this but I have to tell you that you've unlocked a ton of core memories for me as kid. My favorite game you had in there was Gateway to Apshai. That was the OG of RPG's lol. Thanks again!

So you don’t have to save all the hostages or defeat the bosses. That’s interesting that not picking up a gun prevents them guards from alerting, and using the box, gives a major clue about the programming of the game.

I like Jet Boot Jack on Atari the most! Boulder Dash, Hero, Pole Position, Pop Eye and Submission are also my favorite games all times. Cheers!

This is really garbage compared to the C64 at the time.

i have a completed rom list of all the atari computer systems

Sadly not every game is at the level of Star Raiders.

The most astonishing thing about Star Raiders: 8 kilobytes. The entire thing was created on 8,000 BYTES. It seems almost inconceivable that such feats were possible.

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There are some very unique visions regarding game ideas. This, is also one of them...how unique.

As a comment, it seems the Atari computer, was at the top.

Though it wasn't my first 8 but computer. Seeing Altima II on the Atari 800 was my best. I got really into basic programming. Wish it wasn't a thing to now.

Goonies!!! i love this game )

All of these games look very cool even today. Thanks for sharing this.

Giving my 80's Flash Backs..I love Bolder Dash, and Bruce lee....l.

So many great memories here….my first computer was the 800xl, and I played most of these games. ❤

Pretty impressive!

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I thought as a little kid that Star Raiders was the ultimate immersive experience. The stars on the screen, the beeps, and just the sounds in general. I was transported into that universe. I can't even describe it. It shows how important expectation is.

What's the difference with this mod and sm64plus v3 "always stay in course": Yep option?

This was my first game console😂 great to remind some of those games

this looks awesome! do you know when it's gonna come out?

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I loved ths single screen platfomers of the 80s, and I never could understand the hype when that crap game called 'Mario Bros' was released, where you could only run to the right all the time. Perfected voredom in it's silly linearity instead of enjoying the freedom of arbitrary movement we where used to before. These games with a mini maze on screen, with all the switches, secrets, enemies in sight, thinking on more complex patterns just offered so much more on any relevant aspect, besides maybe the technical aspect, as they didn't feature scrolling. So I guess the reason why Mario becamse so unjustified popular is jus that in truth it was a casual game for the masses. So the true sucessors to the classic single screen platformers exclusively are 'Metroidvania' style games, like Turrican, Metroid, Castlevania and such, where you had to explore a way more interesting and compley 'real' 2D world instead of just following a hose.

Love to shut up pro C-64 fans when they say the 64 is better than the ATARI 800 . All I have to do is say two words : STAR RAIDERS .

How could you leave out Frogger?

THANK YOU! so many games I'd never remembered without your video!

Wow, I remember playing so many of these games on my Atari 800 and 800XL back then! It's fun to take a walk down memory lane, but I honestly don't miss any of it. lol

Fort apacolypse damn

No Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr, Pac Man, Dig Dug or any of the other games that were made for this AND the Atari 5200 huh?

This is great! Never saw this one before!

The smooth scrolling was a surprise to me.

Atari 800XL, with an Indus GT floppy drive. Two of the games I played that I don't see mentioned were Buck Rogers and Ballblazer, which I didn't know was a Lucasfilm game at the time. Choplifter was a bunch of fun too. Edit: Looks like someone else remembers Ballblazer too. Mustn't forget Gauntlet.

Bruce Lee was excellent on this machine, the Atari's Pokey chip was mental 😉

I remember a lot of those games. Played a lot of them either on Atari or C64. I understand people bought Atari 800s just for Star Raiders.

It is crazy how many game concepts were pioneered back then. I had an 800XL and played some the games on this list, great times.

These games really need to be viewed on a CRT. On TFTs they look like blocky garbage.

When I was little ghost chaser was my game! I would love to play that again