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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
Alien vs Predator	Atari;Activision;Video 61 (Activision)	1994	This Â©1994 prototype game was not published by Activision or Atari. It was published by Video 61.	Lynx
Amazing Maze	Video 61	1998	8k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Arkanoid	Imagine;Video 61	1987		Atari 400/800
AtariTris II	Video 61	1999	32k cartridge. Requires 64k RAM.	Atari 400/800
AtarTris II	Video 61	1999		Atari 400/800
Bumpers	Video 61	1998	16k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Centipede	Atari;Video 61 (Shadowsoft)	?	This ©1989 prototype game was not published by Atari. Video 61 published it later.***Video 61 released the long time rumored prototype version in 2003. In the end it is only a demo/alpha version without official release, but its playable nonetheless. [Teran]	Lynx
Checkers	Video 61	1998	8k cartridge.	Atari 400/800
Clash of the Kings	Video 61	1999	8k cartridge.	Atari 400/800
Clowns & Balloons	Datasoft;Video 61 (Datasoft)	1981	Republished on cartridge by Video 61.	Atari 400/800
Clowns and Baloons	Datasoft;Video 61 (Datasoft)	?		Apple II E
Concentration	Video 61	1999	32k cartridge. Requires 64k RAM. There is another Concentration for Atari 8-bit.	Atari 400/800
Cosmos Pinball	Video 61	2001	32k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Crystal Castles	Atari;Video 61 (Atari)	1988	Atari never published this 16k prototype cartridge. Video 61 published it later in 1988.***Actually Atari Corp. did publish this game in 1988, four years after its finishing and planed release in 1984. Before the 1988 release, some minor improvements (sloppy hacks) by someone increased the memory requirements above 16k. The hacks did make the game even more like the arcade version but they hardly seems worth 48k. This made it unplayable on Atari 400 and 800 machines (without soldering). It was only playable on machines with 64k, such as the 600XL and XEGS. The XE branded version of the game hacked by the same unknown programmer was published at the same time. To play this game on a 16k machine you'll need the Video 61 version. [Zerothis]	Atari 400/800
Crystal Raiders	Mastertronic;Video 61	1986	1986 Mastertronic 16k cartridge republished 2001 by Video 61	Atari 400/800
Daemon's Gate	Atari;Video 61 (Atari)	?	This protoype game was never published by Atari. Video 61 published this game later.	Lynx
Desmond's Dungeon	Creative Sparks;Alternative Software;Video 61	1985	[48]***16k cartridge.	Atari 400/800
Dinki Do	Video 61	1999	16k cartridge. Requires 64k RAM.	Atari 400/800
DropZone	U.S. Gold;Video 61 (Arena Graphics)	1984	[4]* [4]* [48]***64k cartridge. Published by U.S. Gold in 1984 and republished by Video 61 in 20?? A defender clone. This version is actually the original. Fly you spaceman wearing a jetpack. Shoot down the various alien enemies that try to abduct the humanoids on each planet's surface. You can rescue the humanoids by touching them first or catching them after an abducting ship is destroyed. [Zerothis]	Atari 400/800
Dungeon Lords	Video 61	1999	8k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Dynakillers	GMC;Video 61 (GMC)	1999	64k cartridge was published in 1999 in North America by Video 61. First published by GMC in Slovakia. 1 player, 2 players, or 3 players. For three player use 2 joysticks and the keyboard. This game is now freeware.	Atari 400/800
Elevator Repairman	Video 61	1999	8k cartridge.	Atari 400/800
Firebug	Video 61 (Analog Computing)	1999	16k cartridge.	Atari 400/800
Hearts Card Game	Video 61	1998	16k cartridge. Requires 48kb RAM.	Atari 400/800
Jailbreak	Video 61	1998	Cartridge. Requires 64k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Jr. Pac-Man	Atari;Video 61 (Atari)	1997	This was 16k prototype cartridge (RX8061) by Atari that they never published. Video 61 published this uncommon cartridge in 1997.	Atari 400/800
Lights Out	Video 61	1998	16k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Loopz	Audiogenic;Video 61 (HandMade Software)	1992	This ©1992 prototype game was not published by Audiogenic. It was later published by Video 61.	Lynx
Lord of the Orb	Video 61	2000	32k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Mah Jong Tile Game	Video 61	1998	64k cartridge. Also available on disk. Requires 64k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Maze War	Video 61	1999	Available on disk or 8k cartridge. 1 player, 2 players, 3 players, or 4 players simultaneous. uses joysticks. 3 0r 4 players require 4 port machines (400/800).	Atari 400/800
Midas Maze	Video 61	1999	16k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Monopoly	Video 61	?	64k cartridge. Requires 64k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Montana Solitaire Card Game	Video 61	1998	16k cartridge. Requires 64k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Paddle Pack Pong	Video 61	1998	8k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM, and paddles controllers.	Atari 400/800
Paddle Wars	Video 61	1998	8k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM, and paddles controllers.	Atari 400/800
Preppie!	Adventure International;Video 61 (Adventure International)	1982	Preppie is here! Teeing off on the course may be delightfully fashionable but it can be pretty dangerous on this crazy green! Preppie is a graphics tour de force that dares your preppie to cross an alligator-filled river and recover his wayward golf ball. Dangers lurk everywhere - from speeding golf carts to monster frogs. Only a true Ivy Leaguer could face up to this kind of punishment! Preppie is a real-time game that's written in fast-paced machine language, and Mummy would most certainly approve of its high score save feature, inventive sound routines and joystick compatibility. Preppie also showcases a wide range of the Atari's colors - twenty-eight in all - that will delight and thrill the most fashion-conscious gamester. So, why go slumming with lesser simulations? You'll be the toast of the country club with Preppie.* [151]1982 Adventure International 16k cartridge 2001 Video 61 16k cartridge** [4]	Atari 400/800
Puzzled	Video 61	?	8k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Quest for Quintana Roo	Video 61;Sunrise Software (VSS;Sunrise Software)	1984	64k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800
Rally Speedway	Adventure International;Video 61	1983	16k cartridge. 053-0171 Adventure International version published in 1983 is Rare. Video 61 version republished in 2000 is uncommon.	Atari 400/800
Ricochet	Video 61	1998	8k cartridge. Requires 64k RAM, and paddles controllers.	Atari 400/800
Rock-Ola's Nibbler	Datasoft;Video 61	1983	Originally published on disk. Cartridge was published by Video 61.	Atari 400/800
Rocks	Video 61	1998	16k cartridge.	Atari 400/800
S.A.G.A. Mission Secret	Video 61	?	Cartridge by Video 61.	Atari 400/800
S.A.G.A. Pirates Adventure	Video 61	?	Cartridge by Video 61.	Atari 400/800
Save Mary	Atari;Video 61 (Atari;Axlon)	1990	CX26178. This prototype cartridge was not published by Atari in 1990. But it was published later by Video 61. Then in 2005 it was published again with the [gametag=flashback Atari Flashback 2.0]flashback Atari Flashback 2.0[/gametag] Had this game been released it may have permanently saved Tod Frye's reputation. It may have even extended the life the Atari 2600 a few more years. Every Atari owner would have wanted one this game and it was worth buying the system for since the 2600 was selling so cheaply at the time. Nolan Bushnell and Steve Wozniak both expressed interest in buying this game for themselves. Sources say that development of this game started in 1987 giving it the longest development time of any other VCS game. The development was drawn out because Tod Frye was working at Axlon at the time. Atari kept hiring him part time, on and off again, while he kept his job at Axlon. The game was ready for production when Atari officially dropped support of the 2600 in 1990-01-01. The PAL version was ready 10-24-1991-19-24 (?huh? ?Atari had already dropped support for the 2600? ?so, why?) [Zerothis]	Atari 2600
Sentinel	Atari;Video 61 (Atari)	1991	Sentinel was the last game released for the Atari 7800, and the only to be released exclusively outside of the United States. In 2003 ResQsoft Productions released this game in NTSC format.***CX7869. The last 7800 game to be officially released, it was only published in Europe, PAL. An NTSC prototype was later polished and published by Video 61. Atari was so eager to be rid of all 7800 business that Sentinel was published with xeroxes of the the prototype manual that still had the image placeholders and instructions for the printing company in it.	Atari 7800
Sharp Shooters	Video 61 (Analog)	1998	Designed with the Light Pen in mind, it is also XE Gun compatible. 8k cartridge, Requires 64k RAM. [Zerothis]	Atari 400/800
Sling Shot	Video 61	?	Cartridge by Video 61.	Atari 400/800
Solitaire	Video 61	1998	16k cartridge. Requires 48k RAM.	Atari 400/800

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