A COUPLE MORE ATARI CROSSWORDS TO GO

[ATARI TROLL]

DOWN

1: Programmer & Designer of Bounty Bob Strikes Back!

2: Programmed by the Solitaire Group

4: Designed by the Warlord

5: This peripheral came packaged with Robotron

6: Snap-on Joystick Adapter by Newport Controls

7: Planned but unreleased 5200 peripheral

8: Carol Shaw worked for this company

9: The 5200 is also known by this title

11: Keystone Kapers was often packaged w/ the manual for the identical game for this competing system

15: Position

16: This was not listed on the label of the original release of Space Invaders

19: Track-ball compatable

22: This game was listed in the 1983 Parker Bros. catalog

24: Examine memory locations

25: This game is a 5200 exclusive

28: Parker Brothers licensed this game from First Star Software

29: Creator of the Competition Pro Joystick

30: #FZ-008

32: The original Atari 5200 pack-in game

33: This game features a Galaxian character in rounds 16 & 17

35: Point of Purchase Demo Kiosk

37: This company licensed Vanguard to Atari

38: This company re-released Zone Ranger

39: Controller Button

48: Original name for BallBlazer

50: The 5200 adaption was done by Beck-Tech

51: Scratch-off game included

52: Earn this patch by scoring high in The Dreadnaught Factor

53: Type of 5200 joystick allowing 360 degrees of movement

56: Match Point

57: Mario & Luigi

60: 22732255

61: The Arcade Game

62: This game featured voice synthesis

63: Third-Party Company that made multi-system games

65: Includes Intermissions

68: Assembly Line Diagnostic Cartridge

71: This game is completely playable using only the keypad

72: The Zaxxon terrain consisted of these floating in space

74: The movie Cloak & Dagger featured the box for this game on store shelves

75: Obtain a bonus and clear the round by aligning 3 cubes together

76: Realsports

 

 

ACROSS

3: 35 page instruction manual

10: The box displays a game image which is not an actual screenshot

12: An Atari logo appears in explosions after wave 10

13: This game's box has the game designers name mispelled on the back cover of the box

14: Use any 2600 controller w/ the 5200 with this device

17: The Hotel Video System Console was designed by this company

18: Activision consulted this group for accuracy in one of their titles

20: Watch Out for the Sparks!

21: Originally to be named "Snots & Boogers"

23: 5200 Development Code-Name

26: This game has an overlay

27: Play these games on your 5200 w/ an adapter

31: 16K

34: The manual states that the game will inquire if you want to use a joystick to play the game

36: Death Star Battle was based on this movie

40: Replaced the Galaxian item w/ an Atari logo

41: James Bond 007 contained scenarios from this many of the Bond movies

42: This products TV advertisements featured cool kids in sunglasses

43: Gyruss' score

44: Frogger II

45: Space

46: Animation by Courtney Granner

47: You can make an actual phone call using this game and the 5200 keypad

49: Head-to-Head

52: Original name for Meteorites

54: Indestructable villian in Berzerk!

55: Defend these from Missile Attack!

58: This game features two adventures

59: Parker Brothers released Super Cobra licensed from this company

64: This game was also released on the Colecovision

66: Rescue on Fractalus was packaged in this color box

67: The Atari logo is hidden in this game's artwork (in a window)

69: Coin-op manufacturer of Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom

70: Programmed Wizard of Wor for CBS Games

73: This game was released twice in the arcade, the home version based on the second

75: Super Breakout will support four of these

77: The kangaroo dons these type of gloves

78: Activision did not offer a patch for this game

79: Not to be confused w/ the 'King'

80: AARGH!! Unicorns Are Storming the Castle!!

81: Collect these colored items to further your adventure in Montezuma's Revenge

82: The players mount in Joust

83: The 'R' in H.E.R.O.

[ATARI TROLL]

DOWN

1: Nine copies of this prototype were auctioned off in '96

2: Publisher of Tank Command

3: Test picture clarity, controllers, et cetera

4: This lightgun is compatable w/ the Atari 7800

5: Barnyard

6: Original publisher of One-on-One Basketball

10: Coin-op creator of Kung Fu Master

12: Designer of Pete Rose Baseball

13: Designer of Tomcat F-14 Simulator

15: Planet

16: Mean 18

19: Packaged w/ the 7800 console

21: The Atari 7800 could also play these type of games

22: This company released a 7800 compatable joystick

24: Designer of Crack'ed

26: This competitor outsold Atari in the marketplace

27: Ported from the computer game

28: Wrestling

32: Created to end frusterations w/ Berzerk's firing system

33: Free Your Father!

34: The European 7800 console had this game built-in

35: Coin-op hit

37: Rescue Your Pooch!

38: This cartridge housed a game w/ 7 different events

39: Crazy 2-Wheel Racing

40: Missing the 'conveyer belt level'

42: This Lynx game was rumored to exist (or be in development) for the 7800

43: Nintendo license

46: Premiered on the 7800

48: Martial Arts Atari style

50: The best of both worlds

51: Zamboni

52: This game is playable w/ or without the lightgun

53: Midnight Mutants stars the television character from this show

56: You may rotate your paddle in this game

57: Namco License

58: F-18

59: Ride The Wake!

60: The topic of Summer Games

65: Sounds a bit like this << tink, tink, tink, tink ... >>

 

ACROSS

7: Original name for Desert Falcon

8: One strategy for this game is to actually let your fighter be captured

9: NES-like controller distributed only in Europe

11: Graphics chip capable of moving over 100 objects on screen simultaneously

14: This popular '80s movie was in development by Activision for the 7800, and released on numerous other consoles

17: Aerial Combat

18: Designed by Dan Gorlin

20: Bought Atari from Warner Communications

23: Music by Pat Methany

25: This single player arcade game is a 2-player simultaneous game on the 7800

29: European 7800 game publisher

30: A lightgun game

31: The 7800 was reintroduced due to this company's success in the market

33:Similar gameplay as Guantlet

36: Publisher of the Sega arcade hit Double Dragon

41: Absolute designer of Super Skateboardin'

44: This game is playable only w/ the lightgun

45: Battle Basketball

47: Atari 7800

49: Football

53: There is no solution to this game, just as the game title implies

54: Based on the Data East coin-op

55: UH-IX

61: 'Survival Wave'

62: The 7800 was designed/intended to be upgraded to this

63: Dangerous Driving

64: Chicago Destroyed!

66: Crawl low to the ground, and don't drop your weapon!

67: Unwed Dot-Eater

68: Publisher of Title Match Pro Wrestling

69: This game was not released in the United States

70: Only approximately 36 copies of this title was released

71: This Atari ST computer game was said to be released on the 7800

 

 

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