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Dog Daze Atari Program Exchange1981 labelimageminimize
Arachnid SoftSide1982 labelimageminimize
Chicken Synapse Software19828k cartridge. Uncommon. There is another Atari 8-bit game called [game=#107673]Chicken[/game] published by ANTIC. Won't work on XL/XE series. labelimageminimize
Frogger Sierra On-Line1982 labelimageminimize
Pacific Coast Highway Datasoft1982 labelimageminimize
Princess and Frog  Romox19824k cartridge (8k padded). Rare.***Another [game=Frogger]Frogger[/game] clone.
As in the fairytale, the frog becomes a prince when he kisses the princess. The frog must cross a field of jousting knights to reach the castle, and hop over a perilous moat filled with alligators and snakes. If your player doesn't hop through the lip-shaped castle gates, he's just another frog.
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Salmon Run Atari Program Exchange1982 labelimageminimize
Chicken ANTIC;Atari Computer Enthusiasts1982This game was ANTIC Magazine's first public domain game. Requires 16K Ram and a joystick.
Q: Why did the chicken cross the road?
A: To provide a premise for this computer game. 		labelimageminimize
Hopper SoftSide1982 labelimageminimize
Alley Cat Synapse Software;Americana Software (Synapse Software)1983[b]endless[/b] - after completing level 30, the game repeats level 30 endlessly instead of starting from level 1 again. labelimageminimize
Ant-Eater  Romox1983
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Ardy the Aardvark Datamost1983 labelimageminimize
Bumpomov's Dogs Antic;Atari Program Exchange1983 labelimageminimize
Dog Daze Deluxe Atari Program Exchange1983 labelimageminimize
Flapper Romox1983ECPC-11023 16k cartridge. labelimageminimize
Flip & Flop  First Star Software198316k cartridge. Extremely rare.***
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Frogger Parker Brothers198332K disk and 16K cassette were published by Sierra in 1982. 1110 8k cartridge published by Parker Bros. in 1983 is common. 1 Player or 2 players take turns. Uses joysticks.***
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Kangaroo Atari Program Exchange1983Jim Leiterman wrote a Symbolic Reverse Assembler (turns assembly code into fully documented source code) and used it to port the Atari 5200 version of Kangaroo to Atari 8-bit computer. But management wasn't interested. He sent his polished port over to APX who was and the game saw public release. But then Atari management suddenly wanted to publish a computer version. So a different department made a different port from scratch. Leiterman's version can be distinguished but the red strawberries, not purple, and other quality details. labelimageminimize
Savage Pond Starcade;Argus Press Software;Bug-Byte1983 labelimageminimize
Snokie Funsoft1983 labelimageminimize
Spider Quake Gentry Software1983 labelimageminimize
Frogger II: ThreeeDeep!  Parker Brothers19841290 16k cartridge. The game is actually 12k but padded to 16k. Rare.

A prototype version of this game contains an additional sewer level.
[Zerothis] 		labelimageminimize
Chicken Chase  Bug-Byte;Jawx1986 labelimageminimize
Spiky Harold Firebird1986 labelimageminimize
Winter Wally Micro Design1986 labelimageminimize
Revenge II  Mastertronic1987 labelimageminimize
Desert Falcon Atari1988RX8089 64k cartridge. Uncommon. labelimageminimize
Herbert AMC Verlag1988Two ducks, Herbert and Oscar, race to their stall to impress their chicks (girlfriends) and not be made a meal of (if they run out of time). In the way are thorny plants, witches, and warriors armed with swords (they're on a farm, aber natürlich). Oh, and the stall is lock requiring many gems be collected to unlock (aber natürlich). Note, Herbert and Oscar are able to gain extra lives or invulnerability powerups by lay eggs (aber natürlich) in nests they find.***
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