Beef Drop Vs More Beef Drop Atari 7800

Left to right: North American and European Atari 7800 models

The Atari 7800 is a viii-bit home video game console developed by Atari Corporation and designed by General Computer Corporation, released in North America first on May 1986.^{[i] [2] [three] [4] [5]} It was the tertiary programmable console developed under the Atari brand. The following list contains all of the games released for the 7800.

Kickoff test marketed by Atari, Inc. in southern California in June 1984 following an proclamation at that yr's SCES, the 7800 was designed to replace the unsuccessful Atari 5200 and re-constitute Atari's market supremacy against Nintendo and Sega, beingness fully backward-uniform with the Atari 2600 and affordably priced at US$140.^{[6] [7] [8] [ citation needed ]} Nevertheless, 7800 systems manufactured during original product run languished on warehouse shelves until its re-introduction in May 1986 at $79.95, later on additional negotiations with GCC concluded and selling 100,000 consoles in Due north America by the terminate of 1986, less than its competitors (Nintendo Entertainment System and Principal System).^{[ane] [9] [10] [11]} The platform was ultimately discontinued by Atari on Jan 1, 1992 and its unknown how many 7800 units were sold in full during its lifetime.^[12] Also listed are the unlicensed aftermarket (homebrew) and unreleased (cancelled) titles.

Commercially released games [edit]

Listed hither are all 59 ^[a] officially released Atari 7800 games.

Regions released	Region description	Released
NA (North America)	North America and other NTSC territories.	57
PAL	PAL/SECAM territories: much of Europe and Australia.	51

Championship[13] [14] [15]	Genre(s)	Developer(s)[thirteen]	Publisher(s)[thirteen] [14]	Release engagement(s)	Region(s) released[xiii] [fourteen]
						32 in one	Compilation	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1988	PAL
Ace of Aces	Combat flying simulation	Nova Game Design	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Alien Brigade	Shooting gallery	Sculptured Software	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
Asteroids	Shooter	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Ballblazer	Sports	General Computer Corporation	Atari Corporation	March 1988[16]	NA, PAL
Barnyard Equalizer	Light gun shooter	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Basketbrawl	Sports	BlueSky Software	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
Centipede	Shooter	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Choplifter	Shooter	Ibid Inc. Software	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Commando	Run and gun	Sculptured Software	Atari Corporation	1989	NA, PAL
Crack'ed	Shooting gallery	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Crossbow	Light gun shooter	Imagineering	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Dark Chambers	Dungeon clamber	Sculptured Software	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Desert Falcon	Scrolling shooter	Full general Computer Corporation	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Dig Dug	Maze	General Computer Corporation	Atari Corporation	1986	NA, PAL
Ass Kong	Platform	International Technology Evolution Corporation	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Donkey Kong Jr.	Platform	International Technology Development Corporation	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Double Dragon	Shell 'em up	Imagineering	Activision	1989	NA, PAL
F-18 Hornet	Combat flight simulation	Imagineering	Accented Entertainment	1988	NA, PAL
Fatal Run	Racing	Sculptured Software	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
Fight Night	Sports	Imagineering	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Food Fight	Activity	General Computer Corporation	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Galaga	Shoot 'em up	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1986	NA, PAL
Hat Trick	Sports	Ibid Inc. Software	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Ikari Warriors	Run and gun	Imagineering	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
Incommunicable Mission	Platform	Calculator Magic, Ltd.	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Jinks	Action	Diamond Software	Atari Corporation	1989	NA, PAL
Joust	Activeness	Full general Estimator Corporation	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Karateka	Fighting	Ibid Inc. Software	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Kung-Fu Main	Shell 'em upwards	Imagineering Inc.	Absolute Entertainment	1989	NA, PAL
Mario Bros.	Platform	International Technology Evolution Corporation	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Mat Mania Challenge	Sports	BlueSky Software	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
Mean 18 Ultimate Golf	Sports	BlueSky Software	Atari Corporation	1989	NA, PAL
Meltdown	Light gun shooter	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
Midnight Mutants	Activity-take a chance	Radioactive Software	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
Motor Psycho	Racing	BlueSky Software	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
Ms. Pac-Man	Maze	Full general Reckoner Corporation	Atari Corporation	1986	NA, PAL
Ninja Golf	Trounce 'em up	BlueSky Software	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
One-on-I Basketball game	Sports	Computer Magic, Ltd.	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Pete Rose Baseball	Sports	Imagineering	Accented Entertainment	1989	NA, PAL
Planet Smashers	Shoot 'em upward	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1989	NA, PAL
Pole Position II	Racing	Full general Computer Corporation	Atari Corporation	1986	NA, PAL
Rampage	Action	Spectral Dimensions	Activision	1988	NA
RealSports Baseball	Sports	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1988	NA
Robotron: 2084	Shooter	General Calculator Corporation	Atari Corporation	1987	NA
Scrapyard Dog	Platform	BlueSky Software	Atari Corporation	1990	NA, PAL
Lookout man	Light gun shooter	Imagineering	Atari Corporation	1991	PAL
Summertime Games	Sports	Computer Magic, Ltd.	Atari Corporation	1987	NA
Super Huey UH-Ix	Gainsay flying simulation	Cosmi Corporation	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Super Skateboardin'	Sports	Imagineering	Absolute Entertainment	1988	NA, PAL
Tank Control	Shooter	Froggo	Froggo	1988	NA
Title Match Pro Wrestling	Sports	Imagineering	Absolute Entertainment	1989	NA, PAL
Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator	Combat flight simulation	Imagineering	Absolute Amusement	1989	NA, PAL
Touchdown Football	Sports	Imagineering	Atari Corporation	1988	NA
Belfry Toppler	Platform	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1988	NA, PAL
Water Ski	Racing	Froggo	Froggo	1988	NA
Winter Games	Sports	Computer Magic, Ltd.	Atari Corporation	1987	NA, PAL
Xenophobe	Run and gun	BlueSky Software	Atari Corporation	1989	NA, PAL
Xevious	Shoot 'em up	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	1986	NA, PAL

Unlicensed games [edit]

At that place are currently 49 unlicensed games on this list.^[b]

Championship[13] [fourteen] [15] [17]	Genre(s)	Developer(s)[13]	Publisher(due south)[13] [xiv] [17]	Release date(s)	Region(south) released[13] [fourteen]
						A Roach in Space II: Cosmic Bugaloo	Shooter	Vladimir Zuniga	AtariAge	2022	NA
Alpha Race	Shooter	Brek Brixius	Good Bargain Games	2015	NA
Armor Attack II	Shooter	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2013	NA
Asteroids Palatial	Shooter	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2007	NA
Astro Equalizer	Shooter	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2014	NA
Astro Fighter	Shooter	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2015	NA
b*nQ	Activeness	Ken Siders	AtariAge	2007	NA
Infant Pac-Human being	Maze	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2019	NA
Beef Driblet	Platform	Ken Siders	AtariAge	2006	NA
Beefiness Drop VE	Platform	Ken Siders	AtariAge	2007	NA
Bentley Bear'south Crystal Quest	Platform/ Take chances	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2013	NA
Combat 1990	Shooter	Harry Dodgson	Video61	2005	NA
Crazy Brix	Action	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2011	NA
Crazy Otto	Maze	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2013	NA
Danger Zone	Shooter	Muddyfunster	AtariAge	2022	NA
Dragon'south Cache	Puzzle	Revontuli	AtariAge	2021	NA
Dragon's Descent	Dungeon Crawler	Revontuli	AtariAge	2021	NA
Dungeon Stalker	Maze	Mike Saarna, Steve Engelhardt	AtariAge	2015	NA
FailSafe	Puzzle	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2010	NA
Frenzy	Shooter	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2013	NA
GoSub	Maze Shooter	Chris Read	Atari 2600 Land	2020	NA
Hangly-Man	Maze	Nittoh	Robert DeCrescenzo	2005	NA
Hearty Manslapper	Dungeon Crawler	Clark Otto, Jr.	Cocky	2016	NA
Jr. Pac-Human	Maze	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2009	NA, PAL
Chiliad.C. Munchkin!	Maze	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2014	NA
Klax	Puzzle	BlueSky Software	ResQsoft Productions	2002	NA
Knight Guy in a Low Res World- Castle Days	Platformer	Vladimir Zuniga	AtariAge	2021	NA
Knight Guy on a Lath- 30 Squares of Fate	Lath Game/ RPG	Vladimir Zuniga	AtariAge	2022	NA
Lava Lamps & 8-Track Theatre: The Video Game	Action	Clark Otto Jr., Isabella Acuna	Self	2018	NA
Millie & Molly	Puzzle/ Platformer	MK Smith	AtariAge	2021	NA
Ms. Pac-Attack	Maze	Two-Bit Score	Robert DeCrescenzo	2005	NA
Pac-Man	Maze	Robert DeCrescenzo	Robert DeCrescenzo	2005	NA
Pac-Man Collection	Compilation	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2006	NA
Pac-Homo Plus	Maze	Robert DeCrescenzo	Robert DeCrescenzo	2005	NA
Pac-Pollux	Maze	Robert DeCrescenzo	Gambler172	2006	NA
Putt 18	Sports	Lance Ringquist	Video61	2020	NA
Rikki & Vikki	Platform	PenguiNet	PenguiNet	2019	NA, PAL
Robot Finds Kitten	Puzzle	Thomas Mathys	Self	2005	NA
Rip Off	Shooter	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2012	NA
Santa Simon	Action	Matthias Luedtke	AtariAge	2006	NA
Scramble	Shoot 'em up	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2012	NA
Serpentine	Maze	RevEng	AtariAge	2016	NA
Infinite Duel	Shooter	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2007	NA
Space Invaders	Shooter	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2008	NA
Super Circus AtariAge	Activeness	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2010	NA
Super Pac-Man	Maze	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2008	NA
UniWarS	Shooter	Robert DeCrescenzo	AtariAge	2021	NA
Wasp!	Action	Mark Ball	AtariAge	2009	NA
Worm!	Serpent	Marker Ball	AtariAge	2010	NA

Cancelled games [edit]

Title[13] [14] [15] [eighteen]	Genre	Developer(s)[13] [xiv]	Publisher(s)[13] [14]	Planned Release Date/Last Year Adult or Mentioned	Notes/Reasons
						Crystal Castles	Maze	Atari Corporation	Atari Corporation	January 12, 2008	Port of the 1983 arcade original. Preliminary packaging exists.[19]
Electrocop	Platform	ICC	Atari Corporation	June 26, 2007	Conversion of the Atari Lynx original.[twenty] Artwork exists under buying of quondam MicroProse U.k. employee Steve Goss.[21]
Lift Action	Platform	Due north/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	Port of the 1983 arcade original.
Escape from the Mindmaster	Adventure	N/A	N/A	Due north/A	Port of the Atari 2600 original.
Gato	Submarine simulator	Ibid Inc. Software	Atari Corporation	January 1988	Port of the MS-DOS original. Development started but not completed beyond a demo.[22]
Gauntlet	Hack and slash	Due north/A	Atari Corporation	North/A	Port of the 1985 arcade original.
Gremlins	N/A	Due north/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	Based upon Warner Bros. and Amblin Entertainment's 1984 eponymus motion picture.
Lode Runner	Platform	N/A	Atari Corporation	1986	Only a single screenshot exists.[23]
Millipede	Shooter	North/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	Port of the 1982 arcade original. Unknown if development work was started beyond announcement.
Missing in Action	Shooter	Sculptured Software	TNT Games	1989	Based upon The Cannon Group'southward 1984 eponymus film. 85% consummate.[24]
Moon Patrol	Shooter	N/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	Port of the 1982 arcade original.
Night of the Ninja	N/A	Froggo	Froggo	N/A	N/A
Pit-Fighter	Fighting	Imagitec Blueprint	Atari Corporation	1992	Port of the 1990 arcade original. A ROM image was reportedly institute from a development kit of a old Atari employee.[25]
Plutos	Shoot 'em up	Tynesoft	Due north/A	1990	Port of the Amiga and Atari ST original. A ROM image was found from a development kit.[26]
Pyromania	N/A	Froggo	Froggo	N/A	N/A
Quest for Quintana Roo	Northward/A	VSS, Inc.	Telegames	Due north/A	Port of the Atari 2600 and ColecoVision original.
Rampart	Strategy	Imagitec Design	Atari Corporation	1991	Port of the 1990 arcade original. An early on playable build was found.[27]
Rescue on Fractalus!	Action	Full general Reckoner Corporation	Atari Corporation	1984	Port of the Atari eight-flake family and Atari 5200 original. A ROM image was found in 2004 under ownership of GCC programmers.[28]
Route Anarchism 4WD	Racing	North/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	Port of the 1991 arcade original.
Sarge	N/A	N/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	N/A
Scrapper Story	N/A	N/A	North/A	N/A	N/A
Scorpion Team	N/A	Froggo	Froggo	N/A	Due north/A
Sirius	Shoot 'em up	Tynesoft	N/A	1990	Port of the Amiga original Sirius 7. A ROM image was found from a development kit.[29]
Skyfox	Combat flight simulation	North/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	Port of the Apple II original. Just a single screenshot and preliminary packaging exists.[30]
Stargate	Shooter	Due north/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	Port of the 1981 arcade original.
Steel Talons	Gainsay flight simulation	Northward/A	Atari Corporation	North/A	Port of the 1991 arcade original.
Storm	Shooter	Due north/A	Atari Corporation	North/A	Port of the 1981 arcade original. Engineering Notes list development of the 7800 conversion existence xv–20% completed but no code has been constitute to date.[ citation needed ]
The Eidilon	N/A	North/A	Atari Corporation	North/A	North/A
Toki	Platform	Imagitec Pattern	Atari Corporation	1993	Port of the 1989 arcade original. A most-complete playable ROM image was discovered on a development kit.[31]
Track & Field	Sports	N/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	Port of the 1983 arcade original.
UFO	Northward/A	Froggo	Froggo	N/A	North/A
White Water Madness	Due north/A	N/A	Atari Corporation	N/A	Northward/A

Run across also [edit]

• Listing of Atari 2600 games
• Lists of video games

Notes [edit]

1. ^ This number is ever up to date by this script.
2. ^ This number is always up to date past this script.

References [edit]

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External links [edit]

• List of Atari 7800 games at MobyGames

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Atari_7800_games

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