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Hi Folks!

 

I have noticed many of the games that I am enjoying the most have a water theme, so I looked through my collection to pick out all the titles that are based around the marine theme, Anyone add any others I can look out for, thought it may be fun to "Catch 'em all!".

 

Here's what I have:

 

Atlantis

Seaquest

Marine Wars

Crash Dive

Skin Diver

Frogger

Polaris

Airlock

Overkill(Sea Hawk)

River Raid

River Raid 2

Alien Brigade 7800(loose link but it does have that undersea level)

 

 

I have frogger 2 and bermuda triangle on there way in the mail too, looking forward to those.

 

So if you can think of any others and maybe add a comment on what the game involves and what you think of it go ahead.

 

Best regards,

Chris

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Hi Folks!

 

I have noticed many of the games that I am enjoying the most have a water theme, so I looked through my collection to pick out all the titles that are based around the marine theme, Anyone add any others I can look out for, thought it may be fun to "Catch 'em all!".

 

Although most people here are anti-Froggo, I personally really like Sea Hunt, it's one of my favorite 2600 games.

 

autumn_drag0n

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H.E.R.O.

Pitfall 2

Jungle Hunt

River Patrol

Name this Game

Saving Mary

Air Sea Battle

Mines of Minos

James Bond

Edited by thomasholzer

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The kick ass homebrew Go Fish!

 

Hey, you stole my answer!

 

But don't forget the homebrewed Seawolf.

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Games with an Aqua Teen? How 'bout Insult Masta, or Save The Plantation? You are the Moon Master!

 

Seriously, though, I suppose you could count Cosmic Ark, as by extension, the ship did come from an underwater society. Is that too much of a stretch, though?

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If you want to play a game with real depth...

 

(OH NO I DIT INT ! ! !

 

WWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ! ! ! )

 

..... play Fathom.

 

Fathom is not only a game that takes place under the water 50% of the time, it is also easily

on my top 5 atari 2600 game list.

 

Word.

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Games with an Aqua Teen? How 'bout Insult Masta, or Save The Plantation? You are the Moon Master!

 

Seriously, though, I suppose you could count Cosmic Ark, as by extension, the ship did come from an underwater society. Is that too much of a stretch, though?

 

<SNAP!> There's goes the rubber band. Yeah, that's too far of a stretch, I think.

 

And that makes me think - HERO??? As best as I can recall from playingn it, that game was underground.

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California Games - surfing

Summer Games - swimming

Pitfall II - swimming

 

 

Vague aqua themes:

Kaboom! has water in the buckets

Fire Fighter fights fires with water

Robot Tank has rain

Enduro has rain

Smurfs: RIGC has a jump over a river

Pitfall has a jump over a lake

Frostbite has many jumps over water

 

 

 

 

 

Seawolf is currently my favorite 2600 aqua game.

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NOW we're talking!!.Water games seem to be the coolest for any system,they're my favourite,especially the ones from IMAGIC and ACTIVISION!My favourite is FATHOM for the 2600,now if only i can find it for the CV!

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Enduro has rain
No, it doesn't. Snow, night and fog, yes, but no rain -- at least not on the 2600 version, which is the only one I'm familiar with. Edited by A.J. Franzman

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Surf's Up

Surfer's Paradise - But Danger Below

Donald Duck's Speedboat

Raft Rider

Save the Whales

GoSub

Pesco

Funky Fish

Treasure Below

Edited by Impaler_26

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Enduro has rain
No, it doesn't. Snow, night and fog, yes, but no rain -- at least not on the 2600 version, which is the only one I'm familiar with.

 

ok, you got me, but a scan of the manual confirms that Enduro does have ice, which is frozen water. Does that count? ;)

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Come on man, a handheld LCD football game can run OS X.

 

<rimshot>

 

Ummm...Haunted House takes place during a storm outside the mansion. Streeeeeetch???

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Come on man, a handheld LCD football game can run OS X.

 

<rimshot>

 

Ummm...Haunted House takes place during a storm outside the mansion. Streeeeeetch???

 

Like Elastic Man. ;)

 

The background in PacMan is blue. Hey, wait a tick, that's it - it's not a poor conversion, it's an innovation, putting PacMan in a water world! I finally figured it out!

 

... or I could just drop a PacMan cart in a bucket of water...

Edited by Brian R.

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Although most people here are anti-Froggo, I personally really like Sea Hunt, it's one of my favorite 2600 games.

 

autumn_drag0n

Yes, I like this game too, one I had as a child, as long as you time your jump from the boat carefully in, no worries.

 

I going to look for Fathom and Dolphin next as they both sound cool.

Another I thought of that no one else has mentioned is Frostbite, another of my all time favourites.

Come on man, a handheld LCD football game can run OS X.
I wish! My old G3 Imac barely could, glad when it packed up and we got this new Mac Mini!

 

Thanks for all the replies.

All the best!

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I wasn't aware the 2600 could run OS X.

Are you replying in a different topic than what you're reading? I don't see a connection. Nobody here said that it could.

 

You might as well have written, "I wasn't aware the PC Jr. could run Deep Blue", as that has a better connection to water-themed games.

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I wasn't aware the 2600 could run OS X.

Are you replying in a different topic than what you're reading? I don't see a connection. Nobody here said that it could.

 

You might as well have written, "I wasn't aware the PC Jr. could run Deep Blue", as that has a better connection to water-themed games.

 

I thought it was a funny joke, and I don't even use a Mac. The "aqua theme" was a codename for the user interface of Mac OS X.

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