Can someone post a numbered checklist of the numbered 2600 games?

[Dittohead Servbot #24]

I was browsing through the labels section of the website and I noticed that the earliest 2600 games had numbered labels, which I found quite intriging. That being said, can someone here post a checklist of all the "numbered" 2600 games? I'm guessing just like the 30 "black box" NES games (which I also want to collect; I have nine so far), the numbered games were the very first 2600 games ever made, so it'd make quite an interesting topical subset!

[+Omegamatrix]

If you mean the text labels (and not the CX numbers), then take your pick:

 

http://www.atariage.com/label_page.html?LabelID=3

 

http://www.atarimania.com/lst_soft.php?MENU=2&TYPE_CODE=G&Page=1&SOFT_LIB=&EDITEUR_ID=&BOITE_ID=76&FORMAT_ID=&REF=&VERSION_ANNEE=&PRG_ID=&PAYS_ID=&LICENCE_ID=&SFAMILLE_ID=&VERSION_CART_RARITY=&VERSION_K7_RARITY=&Step=100&VISU=TABLE&btn_sauver=Search

 

 

One of the most interesting things I ever read about these is that the numbers make sense when you start categorizing the games by different series.

i.e. take the first digit as the series, and the second digit as the released game in that series.

 

 

There are also cart and box variations for the gatefolds.

[Lucky Man]

 

One of the most interesting things I ever read about these is that the numbers make sense when you start categorizing the games by different series.

i.e. take the first digit as the series, and the second digit as the released game in that series.

 

 

That's very interesting. It looks like they skipped the "3" series. I wonder what category that was going to be?

[+GroovyBee]

That's very interesting. It looks like they skipped the "3" series. I wonder what category that was going to be?

Mystique titles?

[Dittohead Servbot #24]

They didn't even come CLOSE to releasing all the numbers! What a ripoff!!

[Godzilla]

I myself have always wondered where my games like cart #69 etc. were...