Note that no cabinets after 1983 are shown. The collection’s biggest concession is evident from the date range in the list above. had previously done this for the unreleased arcade game Labyrinth Invaderswhich started on Atari Flashback Classics Vol 3 in 2018.)
Credit for shaking hands and providing fans with a legitimate way to purchase and enjoy this unreleased game. That all changed in 2019 thanks to a controversial dumping of a rare cabinet’s ROM chips, so the inclusion of this game isn’t necessarily a world first for MAME enthusiasts. Akka Arrh is one of the few Atari arcade games to have been cancelled and somehow avoid wider online release or leak in the following years. For surprises, we should turn to the selection of arcade cabinet games of the compilation:īecause these lists are alphabetical, the biggest surprise of this selection is at the top. This week’s leak doesn’t include any previously unknown games in the reinvented category above. Two other games sound like souped-up modern remixes of their original counterparts: square anchor (a rework of the 2600s for four players tank) and Neo Breakout (which combines Breaking out and pong as a two-player-versus-game). Two of that, haunted house and Yars’ revenge reimagined, were heralded as sleek modern graphics versions of their Atari 2600 counterparts, and while we trust Digital Eclipse’s track record, we’ve yet to see exactly how these two games have been recreated, or whether they’ll lean on classic pixel designs or new 3D assets.
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The managers of this collection at Digital Eclipse ( TMNT: The Cowabunga Collection) had already announced plans to “reinvent” six games beyond the original code supplied by Atari’s archives, and these alone could be worth the price of admission for loyal gamers of the 70’s and 80’s. We’ll break this article down into platform-specific lists, each with our own notes and analysis, starting with the least surprising list. Missing vowels and details about Vctr Sctr (for now)
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