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General | Atari 2600 Clone | 160-in-1 | Overview and Games
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- When the legendary console was finally killed by Atari, its legacy continued on with these clones with built-in games up until 90's. They are marketed under many different names, but the manufacturers and the built-in games were pretty much the same as far as I can tell. This particular model is PAL-B/G. Feel free to comment anything: corrections, questions, or just your memory of Atari 2600. Sorry for the crappy quality as I don't have a capture card, plus RF-AV adapter is degrading the already bad RF quality. *EDIT* I am a slow speaker so the video was too long. I sped it up by factor of 1.2 without realizing how it affects the gameplay shots. Do not be alarmed if a game looks too fast.
00:00 - Intro
03:15 - 32 Games (Bank AA)
07:40 - 64 Games (Bank BA)
25:00 - 64 Games (Bank BB)
39:45 - Conclusion and Summary
40:45 - Playing a NTSC cartridge
The games on the system are divided into 3 banks (32+64+64):
Bank AA (32 games)
Space Jockey
Human Cannonball
Basic Math
3D Tic Tac Toe
Flag Capture
Othello
Golf
Surround
Checkers
Blackjack
Freeway (rabbit)
Miniature Golf
Football
Maze
Fishing / Fishing Derby (crabs)
Space War
Boxing
Air Sea Battle
Freeway
Tennis
Combat
Slot Machine
Skiing
Stampede
Outlaw
Fishing Derby (fish)
Sky Diver
Laser Blast
Basketball
Cosmic Swarm
Bowling
Baseball
Bank BA (64 games)
Cosmic Ark
Frostbite
Lock'n Chase / Great Escape
Fast food
Commando Raid / Normandy Landing
Pharaoh's Curse
Cosmic Town / Flying Saucer (Base Attack clone)
Astrowar
Cross Force
Mole Hunter / Topy
Mines of Minos
Word zapper
Fast Eddie
Demon attack
Plaque Attach / Dental (Activision removed)
Sea Monster / Sea Ghost
Mafia / Gangster Alley
Ocean City Defender / Atlantis
MegaMania
Bi! Bi! / Fisher Price / Aquatak / Scuba Diver / Sea Hunt
Turmoil
Air Raiders / Air Battle / Top Gun
Tac Scan / Saturn 5 / Five Eagle
Trick Shot
Gopher
Missile Command
Carnival
Open Sesame / I want my mommy
Spider Kong
Squirrel & Snail
Barnstorming
Firebug / Spinning Fireball
Alien's Return
Yar's revenge
Missile Control
Capture / Wall Defender / Wall Break
Strategy-X / Kara Sea
Space Cavern
Planet Patrol / Space Marshall / Sahara War
Galaxy Defender / Nexar
Spiderman
Phantom Tank / Ghost Tank / Tanks War
Cosmic Creeps
Karate
Dice Puzzle
Cruise Missile / Exocet / Space Eagle
Mountain Man
Sneak'n Peek
Star Master
Berserk
Circus Atari
Name This Game
Room of Doom
Tuby Bird
Mariana (Sea quest hack)
Square Game / Frisco
Worm War I
M.A.D / Paris Attack
Racquetball
Screaming / 3D War / The Earth Die Screaming
Dark Cavern / Night Stalker
Tron deadly discs no
Maze craze
Spectracube / Colour Fight
Bank BB (64 Games)
Time warp / Astro Attack
Venture
River raid
Pooyan / Duck & Wolf
Jawbreaker
Dancing Plates
Keystone Kapers
Robot Fight (missle command hack)
Superman
Ice hockey
Frogs and Flies
Video Pinball
Space Invaders
War Zone / Katastrophen-Einsatz (MASH with submarines)
UFO Patrol
Walker
Tomboy
Enduro
Pac-Kong
Defender
Dragonfire
Star Wars - The Empire Strikes Back
Sub Scan / River Raid III
International Soccer
Sea quest
Threshold
King Kong
Firefighter
Mr. Postman
Zoo Fun
RealSports Volleyball
Ram it
Nuts
Bank Heist / Bank Maze / Fancy Car
Donkey Kong
Netmaker (Amidar clone with spider)
Save our ship / Robin Hood
Pele's soccer
Panda / Hungy Panda / Panda Chase
Thunderground / Super Tank / Tank City
Flash Gordon / F18 vs Aliens
Assault / Scorpion / Sky Alien
Bermuda
Curtiss / Submuriner (Atlantis clone with condors)
Pac-Man
Oink! / Fox & Pig / Pigs'n'Wolf
Grand Prix
Demolition Derby / Herby
The Year 1999 / Condor Attack
Spider Fighter
Skyscraper / Master Builder
Farmyard Fun / Play Farm
Boom Bang (Crackpots)
Asteroid Belt / Asteroid Fire
Frogger
Pyramid War
Laser Gates
Dragon Defender
Gas Hog / Space Trip
Seahawk / Sea-smash
Challenge / My Way
Mega force
Mysterious Thief / Criminal Pursuit / Chase Robber
Galatic
The Top Gun name was used in Germany, where the mail order brand Quelle released a lot of these cheap no-name games, often with hilarious German names and even more hilarious cover art. They sometimes used names in pop culture. They, for example, released Fast Eddie as „Mr. T“
Gopher for example was called „Die Ratte und die Karotten“ (The Rat and the Carrots), and Pac-Kong had a transformer on the cover.
Liked and subscribed! Enjoyed the video.
Used to have a TV Boy Ii, 128 games in one, each game chosen from a start menu, just scroll each digit between 1-9, using the controller then select. One controller only, mounted on the unit, START, SELECT and return to select menu buttons only. No difficulty or color switches, no cartridge slot. Played it until it wore out, got many hours of fun out of it. Very similar game list to here. The colours on PAL machines will be different, due to the way the color was generated by the original hardware, in NTSC, the color is timed to be displayed, correctly at 60hz, PAL is in 50hz so all the colours displayed will not be the same. As you demonstrate, the unit you have is far better via the NTSC converter, a massive improvement.
Thank you for your insight! Also, a menu would be more useful on these old systems as well rather than cycling through every single one of them.
As an American we always get short end of the stick when it comes to gaming such as systems like the Atari 7800 we didn't get a built-in game 😞 well thanks for the video 👍
New Sub! Detroit, Michigan, US
Really Cool! I wouldn't mind find a system like this in Bland Clone Box.
Clone Market wasn't as crazy in the US back in the day due to Atari being US
Welcome! Yes, these systems were more common in Asia, South America, Middle East, and Eastern Europe. US consumers already moved on to NES and better systems by the time these were out. And you are right, Atari would not let these systems to be sold in the US anyway. :)
@@RetroCave-wr9tl My Older Cousins had the Colecovision with Expansion Pack 1, so we COULD play 2600 Games, but the Coleco games were Superior!
However all we ever played was Smurfs Rescue LOL
They're like chickens, but they're NEW!
Skyscraper? There was a cross promotion with the 1994 Anna Nicole Smith movie.
This may be an early atari 2600Jr clone from the early 80s personally I would not waste my money on this I would just buy an official atari 2600 Jr but good review
colors look like SECAM Tv standard
I hoped that you loud open it to see the PCB :(
Oh yes, I did. It reads AU-99160 which I could not find anywhere. I saw some ebay listings that sell Atari clone boards that start with AU. I wonder if these were Australian clones. Anyway, I ordered a CleanComp A/V mod board from RetroSix, which will be one of the future videos.
@@RetroCave-wr9tl can you show the PCB
@@intel386DX forums.atariage.com/topic/356265-general-2600-clone-from-ebay/?do=findComment&comment=5341522
@@RetroCave-wr9tl thanks. Nice clone with all separated chips, not like all in one chip clones like "Rambo" :)
@@intel386DX Good observation. It is like another revision of JR.