Karate question

[+atari2600land]

From AA's Froggo description:

For the 2600 they didn't actually create their own games however - they either re-released existing games or slightly modified them and gave them a new title.

My question is: What was Karate originally?

[+Shawn]

From AA's Froggo description:

For the 2600 they didn't actually create their own games however - they either re-released existing games or slightly modified them and gave them a new title.

My question is: What was Karate originally?

 

A re-release of Ultavisions Karate.

[Rom Hunter]

Which could originally have been an abandonned Bit Corporation game, because of the hidden Bit Corp logo that was found inside Ultravision's Karate:

 

 

[Animan]

It was a prototype for Street Fighter...Nah, just kidding.

 

But seriously, It was by Ultravision. That doesn't look like Bit Corp. More like Bit Go...Who knows. It could have been an Atari prototype for all i we know.

Edited July 25, 2009 by Animan

[Rom Hunter]

But seriously, It was by Ultravision. That doesn't look like Bit Corp. More like Bit Go...Who knows. It could have been an Atari prototype for all i we know.

No.

 

It clearly says Bit Co.

 

Ultravision released it back in 1982, but that Bit Co. logo was already inside the ROM, so it could have originally been a Bit Corporation game.

 

Atari has nothing to do with this.

 

[Animan]

But seriously, It was by Ultravision. That doesn't look like Bit Corp. More like Bit Go...Who knows. It could have been an Atari prototype for all i we know.

No.

 

It clearly says Bit Co.

 

Ultravision released it back in 1982, but that Bit Co. logo was already inside the ROM, so it could have originally been a Bit Corporation game.

 

Atari has nothing to do with this.

 

Maybe Ultravision was related to Bit Co. in some way.

 

Well, technically, Atari is involved. They made the system that started this big mess. *Begins humming Devo's "Big Mess"*

[Dino]

That doesn't look like Bit Corp. More like Bit Go...Who knows. It could have been an Atari prototype for all i we know.

 

That portion of the Bit corp logo appears in the EXACT same form in a bitcorp/puzzy WIP cart, so there is no doubt Bit corp were involved