Games you haven't heard of...

[Games you haven't heard of...]

I look at a lot of eBay auctions for games, and in the process I've found that a lot of

people can't read or can't manage to type what they read.  Usually this just results

in a lot of auctions for Asteriods and Tag-Scan, but sometimes the outcome is much

funnier.  I've been saving my favorites as I find them and I thought I'd share.... enjoy.

 

Hunted House

KEYSTONE KEEPERS

MOUSE STRAP

DODGER CHRIS

Mongul Maniac

Home Rum

Space Jokey

BUM AND JUMP

FAPPER

Zagnon

Swordfest

Breakaway 5

warloads

SHOPPER COMMAND

Brian Games

Wood Zapper

mr. pac man

cirrus atari

pole's soccer

Space Graven

DWARF

27 turtle games

SPIKES PEEK

LEEPING

Baax Air Master

Timeplot

TITANKHAM

BATGAMMON

SPACE HOCKEY

kunk-fu master

PETE'S SOCCER

The Dreamnaught Factor

skateboardering

Planet Control

Shiing

Poke position ll

Star Wars, Empire Fights Back

Beany Booper

SPACED INVADERS

FATS EDDIE

boweling

kool aid mam

Dessert Falcon

Feeway

Keston Carpers

Ventrue

ENDURE

digdog

WORM WORT

ice hokey

ALPHA BEAN WITH ERNIE

Strawberry shortcut musical match-ups

Dishmaster

ALPHA BEAM WITH BERNIE

concentraction

pitball

Noxxvz

Ski Diver

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Nice list, could have been used for a Wacky Packages spin-off series called Wacky Video Game Cartridges!

[Atari Age Magazine]

Anyone remember Atari Age Magazine for Atari Game Club members? It lasted 11 issues from 1982 to 1984.

[Swordquest]

Do you think the Atari owners could revive the 1982-1983 fiasco Swordquest competition if the entire Swordquest series (Earth World, Fire World, Water World, and unreleased Air World) is reissued in a CD Rom or video game system with a new grand prize rather than the never given away but still at the former Atari owner's home jeweled sword?

[Video Game Collector #3]

Is it hard to find Video Game Collector issue #3 in most bookstores in the magazine racks like Barnes and Noble, Borders, Books a Million, and/or Tower Books?

 

And for anyone who has VGC issue #3 regarding the Nolan Bushnell interview: Does it have mentions - with photos or not - of Chuck E. Cheese and his Pizza Time Theatre?

[Video Game Collector Issue #2]

Will there ever be a future VIDEO GAME COLLECTOR issue that will feature an article on video game places of the past and present like Aladdin's Castle, ShowBiz Pizza, and/or Chuck E. Cheese's?

[andy capps]

Andy Capps I guess was a bar to house Nolan Bushnell's Pong and not a Chuck E. Cheese's forerunner

[Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre]

Does anyone remember the 1977-1980's style Chuck E. Cheese's Pizza Time Theatre which was founded by Nolan Bushnell of Atari fame and was famous for animatronic shows and pizza and video arcade games? The first CECPTT location opened in a former toy store space on Winchester Blvd. in San Jose, California in May 1977.

 

I am looking for someone on this message board who lives in the state of California or used to live in the state of California that has been to the very first Chuck E. Cheese's location that was on Winchester Blvd. in San Jose, California after it first opened in May 1977 and has film/video footage from the first location primarly of the original wall portrait format Pizza Time Players animatronic robot show that featured Chuck E. Cheese, Jasper T. Jowls, Pasqually the Chef, Crusty the Cat, Foxy Colleen, and the Warblettes.