Avalanche - Atari 2600 Homebrew Game

[@thomasthetrain3942]

ATARI 2600 still lives!!!!!!!

[@KevinTwiner]

Looks like a fun one . Wow that was a great run

[@chrisd8458]

Another game I want that I never knew I needed. Never been a better time to own a 2600. Back in the day does not compare to what is being done today.

[@danestegman155]

Cool looking game for the Atari 2600.

[@bobbus_74]

Kaboom!

[@AtariAge]

Yes, Activision based Kaboom! on Avalanche!

[@bobbus_74]

@@AtariAge you learn something every day.

[@wrestlingcawsmore6159]

GOOD JOB But there is 2 Games I wish you could Homebrew FIX and that is HALLOWEEN AND TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE Please That would Be AWESOME

[@Tig3rj]

That a nice play, or different take, on say a remake of Kaboom! Pretty cool how you dwindle down to less catchers and smaller as you progress. What happens if you clear them all? Does it get faster? Update: Never new this was also an Arcade Game! - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2a8YYqCnsmqb5Y So was it Kaboom take on Avalanche?

[@johnnywc23]

Yes, Kaboom! was inspired by Avalanche. :)

[@Christianpreaching]

I'm glad someone released another paddle game. Paddle games are some of my favorite games because of the fact that paddles are basically unique to the 2600. This is why I don't like Arkenoid and other games that should require paddles but don't use them with other systems. That said however, this is a kaboom clone. A unique game would be better; sorry to be such a blunt critic.

[@dannynhl9441]

While true this game actually came out first in 1978 in the arcades by Atari but wasn't well known. Kaboom was created a few years later by former employee who wanted to port this to Atari 2600 but wasn't happening so he made Kaboom. This here by Champ Games is more in line with the 1978 arcade game which I believe came out 3 years prior to Kaboom

[@chrisd8458]

I just bought it. Cannot wait till I can play the living shit out of it.

[@DigitallezSTG]

Coming Soon: Cyberpunk 2077 for Atari 2600

[@AtariAge]

How did you know?!

[@bedhead7516]

@@AtariAge I’d buy it.