• This collection features six of the best Atari games from the golden age of arcades - Asteroids, Battlezone, Centipede, Missile Command, Super Breakout, and Tempest



• You can even compete to see who's the best two-player mode and a GameLink cable



• Then test your knowledge of video game history with the Atari Trivia Challenge!

Atari Anniversary Edition is a complete set of the games that people remember with a smile, redone for a whole new world of gamers!

This anthology of classic Atari arcade games consists of Asteroids, Battlezone, Centipede, Missile Command, Super Breakout, and TempestWith the press of a button, you can switch between vertical and horizontal screen orientations to suit your tastesEach game is faithfully reproduced and is just as easy and fun to play as the originalThe anthology also comes with an Atari trivia game

Game Descriptions:

• Asteroids: A triangular spaceship blasts away at a crowded field of asteroids, breaking them into smaller, faster chunks with new, hazardous trajectories.
• Battlezone: Fire at enemy tanks and hoverships in a vector-drawn landscape from the viewpoint of a tank commander.
• Centipede: Keep the garden safe from spiders, centipedes, and other pests as they squirm around mushrooms and approach the bottom of the screen.
• Missile Command: Defend your city and its military bases by destroying ballistic missiles that rain down from above.
• Super Breakout: Break through a multicolored wall by batting a ball off a paddle to destroy it one brick at a time.
• Tempest: Stop all manner of aliens from breaching a 3-D cylinder by firing on them from the rim of your spacecraft.

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