Atari Frog

Most likely, the cartridge is a reproduction. FYI, the game WAS released by PARKER BROTHERS but on disk only. -- Atari Frog

Hello everybody, Krawhitham, are your Roklan cartridges prototypes? Do you have pictures? I also have several questions about Tapper... How many versions actually exist? Is the European release on disk the same as the US release? Is the European tape release a tweaked version with less screens? Another strange thing is that the version on the Master Games compilation by US Gold has a different title screen! Opinions? Atari Frog [ 04-21-2002: Message edited by: Atari Frog ]

Hi again, << Lance Ringquist confirmed it [Tutankham] didn't exist >> There is a Parker Brothers ad where you can see the box of the Atari 8-bit version. Pretty odd... << All those Synapse carts were removed. Don't remember them all Zeppelin, Survivor, Shadow World etc. >> Not so sure about the Synapse carts. Still, you're correct, until somebody spots one... Interesting fact, though: Survivor and Shadow World, if I'm not mistaken, are EXACT 16K games (132 sectors on an Atari disk). << Chessmaster 2000 >> How did this one get into the list? << Rosen's Brigade >> A mistake from the beginning. It was marketed by Gentry Software, which was the "budget" division of Datasoft. Why would they have sold cartridges? << Doc Goodcode's Cavern >> A game written in BASIC which, I think, never even appeared on tape. How did this one initially enter the list? << Movie Maker >> Could exist as a prototype somewhere... << Sammy Lightfoot >> Could this one exist as a beta? << Capture the Flag >> I have the manual for that one, I'll check if it mentions a ROM version. BTW, how about Megaforce, Alien and Deadly Duck? According to a game manual (don't remember which, maybe Turmoil?), these were available. Maybe they were programmed to some point? << Bumper Bash >> Mentioned in some dealer ads. << Frantic Freddie >> A legend probably... But how about Gold Mine? << Rock & Rhythm >> Yep, probably disk only. << Aegean Voyage >> Was to be released along with Ranch and Bubble Burst. This one appears on the Spinnaker Software catalogs. Atari Frog