daniel.inforede

ATARI 2600 GUIDE ============= The objective of this project is to rescue the composition of the Atari 2600 game box versions with their manual and label variations. The research came from my collection of North American games NTSC, joining with all sources of references for research and sales. I'm doing consistent mining and cross-checking of historical information. The Project initially captures information from records found and is organized by folders and subfolders, in the following model: games-> boxes -> versions -> variations (attached images). I started with the line of games manufactured or launched by Atari in the NTSC format, then I will move on to the other game development companies. I believe that soon we should have a topic for everyone's participation and contribution. Hugs; Game Folders Box versions PS: I created an initial nomenclature of box versions to organize and date the existing models. (similar Gamevariation model, stipulated by Phillflound)

Hello Hunter and Phil, it is wonderful to rescue the variations of the versions of games released by the manufacturers. I am putting together the workflow by manufacturers, collections, their versions and variations. Soon I will post the outline of the project. Hugs;

Hello hunter, I have been working for a few months on: Which cart and manual belongs to which box. And soon I must present to you this research. The project is cool. And it will help all collectors. From basic to advanced. Hugs;

Great discovery Phill! Congratulations.

Cool, meanwhile, I am organizing and checking the lists of M Network and Parker Brothers. In December I will work on the Sears Tele-games series.

Thanks Phill is a pleasure to collaborate with this list. Fast food certainly has the variation of the box "Assembled in Mexico". We have items available for sale on EBay that confirm. Already the other games in this collection, we should look more.

Thanks Phill, I am available to contribute more to your research!

RALLY RACER - MORE WORK GAMES | ATARI 2600 ====================== Friday, a day to try out "More Work Game" second game, Rally Racer. What a excellent choice! Opening the box, I found a well-crafted material, containing many more printed pieces than a traditional Atari game. A rich illustrated instruction manual, logbook and record sheet for record and distance notes with a stunning map on the back, rarely seen on this platform! It also incorporates a "English version" manual, some leaflets containing extra information such as upcoming games to be released. In principle, the game reminded me of Enduro, a classic from Activision and Atari. Big mistake, Rally Racer is much more engaging and addictive! Reading the instructions of the game, I realize that my Atari becomes the control panel of the Lancia Stratus HF 1973, where I have control of the music radio (color key), Pit Stop (selector key) and can even restart at a certain stage using the Power key to skip the steps! This game has already caught my attention because one of the passages takes place in the South (Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina), a place I know very well, after all is my home! I search the map from which I leave and the routes I will take, opening my curiosity to read the Pilot Diary. So I put the helmet on, not to take it off anymore! With good graphics, it didn't take long to understand the dynamics of the game. On the TV screen, I can easily identify the odometer, distance marker, gears, and distance indicator. I could hardly wait for START! The time counting begins, I wait for the green light to finally live this thrill! The landscapes I pass are cool and the opponents are my old acquaintances. At each stage new obstacles and greater difficulties. Demanding from me a lot of skill and expertise. Despite Atari 2600's low memory capacity, don't expect to complete this game in a day. It has much more to offer than a simple rally race! Today, Sunday, I have been immersed for three days in the races and have just arrived from the 3rd stage where I was crowned champion. I am posting photos of the podium. II know I have the last and hardest test ahead, yet with free time I update my spreadsheet, write my diary and can convey my experience in Rally Racer. Well, I have to get ready again, after all I still want to close the circuit today. With the certainty that Atari lives and pulsates strongly, See you soon!

I have 30 titles in Sears boxes, and also some looses ... We can work in sync. The deadlines look great to me! I will contribute.

Thank you, Phill. I will continue mining in my collection, I still have 250 boxes to search here! Hugs. Daniel

Hello, posting game Pole Position 1986 Box and Cartridge.

Phil, I would like to thank you and all contributors for the work and dedication of this Giant Label Variation. I have used all the information in this post to organize my Atari 2600 collection. Thank you one more time!