aftermac

4968 After getting almost 4000 on clown 1, I had hoped for a bit better... but that's how this game goes. Regardless, this may be my last score submission this week, but I'll keep trying.

Tip: If your clown starts moving too fast, try to bounce him closer to the center of the teeter-totter a couple times (but, not TOO close), this will slow him down.

Tip: I've noticed that the closer to the edge of the teeter-totter you catch your guy, the higher he will go. Tip: If you're clowns are stuck against the side try turning your teeter-totter around (as long as he is bouncing far enough away from the wall, so he doesn't fall) this will usually change the direction of the bounce.

Looks like you've got a bit of RF interference going on. How in the world did you manage 3813 with all that fuzz??

2497 I can't believe I never played this game before yesterday! I keep telling myself, "Ok, this is the last game...", then when the game ends... "well, maybe one more..." LOL! I did the same thing. After about 10 games I started thinking that it would be nice if there was some way to turn that thing around, so I decided to try pushing the button during a game.

1324 Think I just had my "breakout" game. (ban pun intended)

536 Not great, but I'm improving.

I concur! I don't personally know another person (in my non-Internet life) that has a passion for the 2600 like I do. People usually make fun of me for playing Atari when I have a perfectly good PS2. I was shocked to find such a large group of active 2600 gamers when I started browsing this site a couple months ago. It was even more shocking to find out that people were still developing for the 2600 and releasing new cartridges. Anyway, I'd also like to pass along my thanks to everyone keeping the 2600 alive 30 years after it's release!

I received my 2600 Jr. for Christmas 1987 when I was 8 yrs old. My parents bought me Super Baseball and Donkey Kong to go along with it. Those were the only 2 games I had for about a year. I played Super Baseball A LOT! I used to keep track of rosters, stats, and seasons in notebooks... and keep scores for all my games down to the at-bat.

I don't know if it is a good strategy, but I try to make it to him with as little damage as possible, then slowly creep up to him and when I get close enough furiously low kick him. I take heavy damage, but I can usually kill him before he kills me. I can make it to the second stage consistently now. If someone else has a better strategy, I would love to hear it... and for the Boomerang Guy.

I made it up to 32,000, but I keep getting handled by the boomerang guy.

Hello! I just joined, so I could compete in the HSC, but you know what... I really suck at this game! 22,000 I've played about a dozen games so far, and that's my best score yet.