Believe it or not, each screen was stored entirely in ONE byte: Each bit would determine whether, for example, a screen had a static pit or a open/close pit or if it had logs or 2 trees or 3, etc. Then he used a polynomial counter that could be reversed so that it would reliably spit out the next number or the previous one for moving right one screen or left one screen, etc. Using this process allowed David Crane to store over 200 screens in only 4k of ROM, including all the code, graphics and sound. Very impressive!
@@SumbDumbHandle Yep. having severe limitations definitely forces programmers to bring their best game to the table to make anything happen. The 2600 was notoriously difficult to program yet some of the games that were made for it went WAY beyond what even the original hardware designers thought was possible. Did you know, for example, that the 2600 only had 128 bytes of RAM? Yes, that's right: *BYTES!* Amazing that they could do anything at all with it.
40 years ago yesterday I found this under my Christmas tree. I loved this game back in 82’. Brings back a lot of memories of playing this all day after school
When I was a kid it seemed like every screen was reasonably different, enabling a sense of exploration. Looking back at it as a slightly jaded adult, I see it's pretty much the same screen with some things changed each time :). Still a classic game!
It's hard to think now, but this game was a technical marvel when it was released. David Crane (programmer) actually had to develop technology to create an animated running man. Then there was the multi-screen and large (for the time map, that was believed to be impossible with those graphics on the 2600. Even the swigging ropes took some very clever programming to get around the 2600's limitations.
I was in 8th grade when it came out and I loved it, bringing home a new Atari game in the early 80's when you read comics, built Lincoln Logs and played pong all through the 1970's was very exciting
I loved playing this game. Makes me very sad, I have memories playing with my family on the big floor TV. Before cell phones, we had bikes and Atari and we played football in the yard after school. I want to go back
Pitfall was the first thing I ever saved up a significant amount of money to buy. I was 7 or 8 years old, and saved up $20 in small bills and coins that I kept in a zip lock sandwich bag. My Mom took me to a store called U.S. Merchandise (which I remember as being some sort of catalogue store), where I was hit with the sad news that the price had gone up. Mom felt bad and covered the rest. Thanks Mom! I loved the game, and got good enough at it that I was able to become a member of Pitfall Harry's Explorers Club. To get into the club, you had to reach a certain score in the game, take a photo of the screen showing the score, and mail it in to Activision. Then, 6 to 8 weeks later, a member patch arrived in the mail. Man I wish I still had that thing!
I was browsing Call of Duty Warzone car horns and came across "Pitfall" on that list and ended up here. So thanks! That sound was exactly what i was looking for. :D
This was one of my first games ever played as a kid. I never remembered the name until I searched up, “old jungle game” because that’s all I could remember from my memory 😭 good to see and hear it
There was an end, of sort. You were supposed to find all the treasures, I think there were 32 . When you got all the treasure, the game would end and you git a high score.
They had a contest where you send in your picture next to the completed game screen with something like over 90000 points. I did it...never got a response from the friggin Activision. Still waiting...arseholes. Anyway, there was surly an end and I memorized the game to do it.
@@TheDood71 I drew out every screen on a piece of paper with which tunnels to go down to be able to beat the game! That is why this guy didn't beat the time, he never went down.
the game has an end. The objective is for you to collect 32 treasures in 20 minutes. However, to get them all, you don't just go to the right, but you need to go down the stairs and take the path to the left as well.
Man, I don't think this game ends 😅 It felt like a loop of some sort. I could be wrong of course, but I never could finish it. It was eye candy back in the day. You really felt each screen was a whole new level 😄
I don't remember how many screens there were, but it was a loop, you could go either direction. I drew out every screen on a piece of paper with which tunnels to go down to be able to beat the game! That is why this guy didn't beat the time, he never went down.
the game has an end. The objective is for you to collect 32 treasures in 20 minutes. However, to get them all, you don't just go to the right, but you need to go down the stairs and take the path to the left as well.
1:26 -- The double jump on Croc 3's head is just showing off. Gods, what I wouldn't give to go back to any Saturday morning in 1982. After spending the night at my best friend's house, being treated to pizza and playing D&D with his mom as Dungeon Master until after midnight _(what rebels we were! Staying up past midnight?! I'm surprised we weren't jailed before turning 18, with such lax parenting going on. It's a miracle we even survived the summer of '82 at that rate),_ and before an entire day spent roaming the countryside (i.e. the neighborhood roads) on our bikes like a pair of wolves, we'd sit from just before dawn until breakfast playing this gem (among others -- Dodge 'Em, Yar's Revenge, Donkey Kong, RealSports football or volleyball, Defender, and of COURSE, Space Invaders). Reliving just one random Saturday from yesteryear isn't too much to ask, is it?
The best memories I have of the early 80s are playing this and other Atari games with my father before the divorce. Thanks for sharing. I still play it on occassion.
I spent most of my playtime with this game just moving through the stationary logs and laughing hysterically because I thought he was farting. ...hey, I was 7.
As the Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard in 18 January 2022 (the prediction was beginning in 2012), Pitfall! is considered Xbox Game Studios' newest IP alongside with other AB franchises (including Sierra and Vivendi Universal (formerly Universal Interactive) such as King's Quest, Police Quest, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro). Pitfall! was a best-selling Atari 2600 game it sold over 4 million units (does not mention with other platforms like C64) and its challenged.
Christian Frazier see this is awesome i heard the noise and automatically assumed it was the Tarzan yell. That means they did an amazing job and that IMAGINATION IS POWER
I used to play this game on mute and listen to Men at Work down under album. It just went with the game really good. Still better than half the broken ass games they make today lol.
Oh. Okay. I enjoyed it. 33 years ago, but it didn't seem to have a point like Frogger PAC Man & the other games did. Just hearing the sounds brings me back to my youth.
O Jogo do Pittfall é uma lição de vida, não desmatar arvores, mas correr atrás das conquistas, dos sucessos, sustentos, dos bens, ouro, para, bronze, dinheiros, metais, animais, minerais, pulando jacarés, escorpiões, cobras, serpentes e escorpiões não se afundar em terras movediças, os nossos problemas, agarrar os cipós, oportunidades, passando por,, cima da fogueira o que é fogo, cair no buraco mas se levantar sair dele, não passar paredes intransponíveis pois elas existem, mas ter serenidade, persistência, temos limites, não matando, nem roubando ! Mais um motivo para gostar de Atari!
This was one of the first video games I played as kid. I remember it included to the Atari console amongst many other games and its title was "Tom boy".
There is a way to achieve a perfect score in this game under 20 minutes using the "warp zones" when you go down the tunnels and go left and right to reach a certain treasure piece. There's supposed to be a limited number of treasures, but I forget the number of them, plus the score to get the perfect score, without tripping on logs or falling in pits. If you can find it and put it up, it'll be epic! ;)
You got my heart racing every time you dashed through the end of the screen without jumping for you could have stumbled right into a couple of tumbleweeds
26 seconds, it might have been on my Intellivision but I remember being able to stand in juuussst the right spot on the gators head and stay there when the mouth was open ! Very tricky to pull off !
I loved this game. I played it like 2 times aprox, because it was my uncle's. We nephews and nieces used to sit and watch him play in the afternoon and sometimes he'd let us play. I learned the name today 20.09.23 because I was reading about Activision and Xbox news It was great
Back in 2017 I played this game all the time. My dad has a original Atari 2600, so I got the cartridge stuck it in the system and boom I played this game all the time!
this game is like Life. lol. full of enormous obstacles and deep treacherous pitfalls. and if you don’t do it well, or right, you drown or get eaten by an alligator or killed by a Scorpion. and only if you do it well, do you get the gold. its just like life, and the human the experience. this game and Keystone Capers were the only two video games I ever played when I was a kid. Keystone Capers is the one where it’s the police man is trying to catch the bad guy. I did love the game Centipede tho, if I was at a the Arcade. and also Pac man, if I was at Pizza Hut. they used to have those tables that were the video game pac-man.
This was huge for me as a kid! The girl across the street had all sorts of tech! She even had this buck rodgers tape casset! She said it actualy played the game and it wasn't audio! Not sure to be honest! I remember playing this vershion of pitfall with her! It was fun! Just weird when you would drop into the bottom part of the screen! Life is interesting :)
Back when Activision used to be good, I mean its atari games were fun, f2p friendly, p2p friendly and everything else compared to the current games we have. This one meant a lot to my childhood and teenage for my spare time. Memories
Wow, I just realized the sound it makes when you swing on the vine is supposed to be the Tarzan scream. Better late then never I guess.
Wait was it supposed to be Tarzan scream because this game was made in the 70s or 80s because there was no Tarzan there
@@LancetheFabelLegend There have been Tarzan movies since 1918
@@LancetheFabelLegend There was no Tarzan in the 70s and 80s... seriously?
@@sperrin Tarzan in 70's I don't know, but the first Tarzan after this game was in 1984.
@@fernandopenalva2680 But there was plenty of Tarzan movies and even TV shows before from 1918 onwards.
Believe it or not, each screen was stored entirely in ONE byte: Each bit would determine whether, for example, a screen had a static pit or a open/close pit or if it had logs or 2 trees or 3, etc. Then he used a polynomial counter that could be reversed so that it would reliably spit out the next number or the previous one for moving right one screen or left one screen, etc. Using this process allowed David Crane to store over 200 screens in only 4k of ROM, including all the code, graphics and sound. Very impressive!
4kb lmao that's like1/15 of average NES game
It's amazing how much they squeezed out of every bit.
@@SumbDumbHandle Yep. having severe limitations definitely forces programmers to bring their best game to the table to make anything happen. The 2600 was notoriously difficult to program yet some of the games that were made for it went WAY beyond what even the original hardware designers thought was possible. Did you know, for example, that the 2600 only had 128 bytes of RAM? Yes, that's right: *BYTES!* Amazing that they could do anything at all with it.
That's about the size of an icon in windows.
@@nicks6649 Hard to believe they could do anything with that, but they managed to figure out ways to push it to the limits.
Seeing this game after 38 years almost brings a tear to my eye.
It sure does. I remember sitting around with friends playing this game, Mega mania and River Raid. Great times
@@billsimms2511 You bet they were.
Seing the world ready for the antichrist brings a tear to my eye.
@@nunyabidness4946 We all have our worries in life.
I’m 19 but we used to have it when I was little and I loved this game! Can’t say I was any good at it but I still had a blast lol
40 years ago yesterday I found this under my Christmas tree.
I loved this game back in 82’.
Brings back a lot of memories of playing this all day after school
I had to play this in the 90s while all the other kids were playing their SNES and SEGA 😂
@@-CybinYou got gipped, bud.
When I was a kid it seemed like every screen was reasonably different, enabling a sense of exploration. Looking back at it as a slightly jaded adult, I see it's pretty much the same screen with some things changed each time :). Still a classic game!
It's hard to think now, but this game was a technical marvel when it was released. David Crane (programmer) actually had to develop technology to create an animated running man. Then there was the multi-screen and large (for the time map, that was believed to be impossible with those graphics on the 2600. Even the swigging ropes took some very clever programming to get around the 2600's limitations.
This was my first video game as a kid. Brings back good memories.
Pendure fotos e Quadros pela casa, quanto mais, melhor. Confie em mim.
how old are you now?
me too but after I saw this I think this was actually a peace of crap
inspired by indianna Jones.
Mine was Grand Prix
I was in 8th grade when it came out and I loved it, bringing home a new Atari game in the early 80's when you read comics, built Lincoln Logs and played pong all through the 1970's was very exciting
Then you must be between 47and 50 or so. I'm 48 and remember my best Christmas with this one.
@@TheDood71 I’m almost 49. I had this game and many others. We grew up with the best movies and music Dood!
As a kid, I loved this game. The electronic sounds are so satisfying too 😂
I loved playing this game. Makes me very sad, I have memories playing with my family on the big floor TV. Before cell phones, we had bikes and Atari and we played football in the yard after school. I want to go back
Pitfall was the first thing I ever saved up a significant amount of money to buy. I was 7 or 8 years old, and saved up $20 in small bills and coins that I kept in a zip lock sandwich bag. My Mom took me to a store called U.S. Merchandise (which I remember as being some sort of catalogue store), where I was hit with the sad news that the price had gone up. Mom felt bad and covered the rest. Thanks Mom!
I loved the game, and got good enough at it that I was able to become a member of Pitfall Harry's Explorers Club. To get into the club, you had to reach a certain score in the game, take a photo of the screen showing the score, and mail it in to Activision. Then, 6 to 8 weeks later, a member patch arrived in the mail. Man I wish I still had that thing!
Yes! Fellow patch owner here as a well.
9/10 "too many trees"-IGN
5.9/10 "it was too long"
No it's Activision, they would give ign money and ign would give it a 10/10.
+Holy Narwhale87 Totally different Activision my man. Activision used to be awesome back in the day. Note I did say "used to be"
People still do that pathetic IGN shit? Isn't that kinda 2010?
2020 and still entertained. Keep these IGN mock posts going. See you in 2030
17:09 if anyone is wanting to hear the sound it makes when you died.
Donkey Kong
I was browsing Call of Duty Warzone car horns and came across "Pitfall" on that list and ended up here. So thanks! That sound was exactly what i was looking for. :D
I used to call it "Tums"
I wish I could make that sound when I jump :(
nitramletnan
Same
It's the yell of Tarzan :)
I wish I could make that sound when I'm dropping a load.
You can at least fart... That makes a noise...
It is very pleasing
This was one of my first games ever played as a kid. I never remembered the name until I searched up, “old jungle game” because that’s all I could remember from my memory 😭 good to see and hear it
I'm pretty sure that this game never ends. I can remember I would stop playing the game a lot because I got bored, but I was really good at it
There was an end, of sort.
You were supposed to find all the treasures, I think there were 32 .
When you got all the treasure, the game would end and you git a high score.
They had a contest where you send in your picture next to the completed game screen with something like over 90000 points. I did it...never got a response from the friggin Activision. Still waiting...arseholes. Anyway, there was surly an end and I memorized the game to do it.
@@TheDood71 I drew out every screen on a piece of paper with which tunnels to go down to be able to beat the game! That is why this guy didn't beat the time, he never went down.
the game has an end. The objective is for you to collect 32 treasures in 20 minutes. However, to get them all, you don't just go to the right, but you need to go down the stairs and take the path to the left as well.
Man, I don't think this game ends 😅 It felt like a loop of some sort. I could be wrong of course, but I never could finish it. It was eye candy back in the day. You really felt each screen was a whole new level 😄
I don't remember how many screens there were, but it was a loop, you could go either direction. I drew out every screen on a piece of paper with which tunnels to go down to be able to beat the game! That is why this guy didn't beat the time, he never went down.
the game has an end. The objective is for you to collect 32 treasures in 20 minutes. However, to get them all, you don't just go to the right, but you need to go down the stairs and take the path to the left as well.
@@g.e.763oh that’s right. I totally forgot 🤷🏻♂️
WOW I remember playing this game. This game was so addictive!
I love that this full playthrough of Pitfall exists. Instant memories. Thank you!
600 years ago today I remembered this game. Such memories of things and stuff that reminded me of it 1200 years ago!
wtf
1:26 -- The double jump on Croc 3's head is just showing off.
Gods, what I wouldn't give to go back to any Saturday morning in 1982.
After spending the night at my best friend's house, being treated to pizza and playing D&D with his mom as Dungeon Master until after midnight _(what rebels we were! Staying up past midnight?! I'm surprised we weren't jailed before turning 18, with such lax parenting going on. It's a miracle we even survived the summer of '82 at that rate),_ and before an entire day spent roaming the countryside (i.e. the neighborhood roads) on our bikes like a pair of wolves, we'd sit from just before dawn until breakfast playing this gem (among others -- Dodge 'Em, Yar's Revenge, Donkey Kong, RealSports football or volleyball, Defender, and of COURSE, Space Invaders).
Reliving just one random Saturday from yesteryear isn't too much to ask, is it?
When you realize that super mario bros, who came only 4 years after pitfall, had some really major improvements in the graphics
The best memories I have of the early 80s are playing this and other Atari games with my father before the divorce. Thanks for sharing. I still play it on occassion.
Avec la manette de l'époque, ce jeu était un véritable cauchemar éveillé...
ADOREI o gaeplay de Atari, muito criativo e um eterno clássico!
Controls
Joystick: Right
Red Button: Jump
Game: Pitfall
Year: 1982
Console: Atari 2600 (VCS In 1977 Until 1982)
Hotel: Trivago
This is how video games was began . I born at 1982 and I am still playing video games !
That rendition of Tarzan has been in my heart since I was 2 LMAO! A legendary game!
I spent most of my playtime with this game just moving through the stationary logs and laughing hysterically because I thought he was farting.
...hey, I was 7.
Thank yon for posting this. Brings back some old memories.
This is my favorite video game ever. I haven't played it in at least 30 years. I almost cried watching this.
As the Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard in 18 January 2022 (the prediction was beginning in 2012), Pitfall! is considered Xbox Game Studios' newest IP alongside with other AB franchises (including Sierra and Vivendi Universal (formerly Universal Interactive) such as King's Quest, Police Quest, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro). Pitfall! was a best-selling Atari 2600 game it sold over 4 million units (does not mention with other platforms like C64) and its challenged.
Why does he make that Tarzan yell on the rope when he's swinging? lol
Christian Frazier see this is awesome
i heard the noise and automatically assumed it was the Tarzan yell. That means they did an amazing job and that IMAGINATION IS POWER
+robochao1 same here
Because he is the king of the jungle
You wouldnt?
I used to play this game on mute and listen to Men at Work down under album. It just went with the game really good. Still better than half the broken ass games they make today lol.
I had the Men at work album too. I think I was 6 or 7.
I had this game for the Intellivision. Totally forgot it was an Atari game, too!
adorava jogar na minha infância com meus primos ....nostalgia e saudade.. pqp.
Nine years old playing this at a friend's house... This makes me feel so young again.
I was so stupid. I'd play this over and over until the time ran out thinking that there was more to it!!
xD
nicolekelly Well you're supposed to collect all 32 treasures and if you do within the time limit, the game would stop you.
Nitori ShogiPlayer
Yeah, but what did this guy/women thought? This is a game from 1970s
Oh. Okay. I enjoyed it. 33 years ago, but it didn't seem to have a point like Frogger PAC Man & the other games did. Just hearing the sounds brings me back to my youth.
nicolekelly
Nice! I thought you were playing this like recently and you like said that there is more to it, not when you were just a kid :D
Reminds me of Zelda Ocarina of Time where you spend hours searching and collecting all 100 Skulltullas and get a puny 200 rupees for it. :/
Brings back many wonderful memories playing this
Oh my God! This was the first video game I played when I was 4 years old!!!!! Seeing this reminds me so many good memories...
This was my first game in the 80s. I'm almost 40 but still a gamer. This is where it all began. 🥰
The best selling game of 1982. Crazy to think looking at it now.
"Not enough CoD..." -IGN, 2K15
my dad started talking about this last night [I was born 2006] all these old games when he was a kid. then I downloaded pacman
what do u think about the games- u like them???
@@boobtuber06 they are primitive for today's standards, but actually they are pretty fun to play and they're kinda... Charming
I just realized the beep when he gets on the rope is suppose to be a tarzan scream lmao
What a game! So many good memories. Quality.
Loved that game. Damn, I feel old.
I had no idea this game had an end lmao.. good old days
I played this game so much, that I saw this game in my sleep, while daydreaming and in the woods close to where we lived!!!
Before Uncharted and Tomb Raider,
there was Pitfall!
Pitfall 2 was the first game I ever finished. What an achievement at the time.
The pitfall series is so awesome!
this was my favorite game.
I was just eight when I got my first Atari console and this game. Nostalgia, nostalgia
happy birthday pitfall
Sensacional! Lembranças do primeiro jogo em meu primeiro video game!
one of the best games of all time
So many memories of Saturday nights in 1982 playing this all night with friends!!
Sdds! Lembro quando chegou com Atari em 1985 para eu e meu irmão..veio pitffal..nossa !! Sdds..hoje com 51 anos .sdds!!
O Jogo do Pittfall é uma lição de vida, não desmatar arvores, mas correr atrás das conquistas, dos sucessos, sustentos, dos bens, ouro, para, bronze, dinheiros, metais, animais, minerais, pulando jacarés, escorpiões, cobras, serpentes e escorpiões não se afundar em terras movediças, os nossos problemas, agarrar os cipós, oportunidades, passando por,, cima da fogueira o que é fogo, cair no buraco mas se levantar sair dele, não passar paredes intransponíveis pois elas existem, mas ter serenidade, persistência, temos limites, não matando, nem roubando ! Mais um motivo para gostar de Atari!
I still remember I think one of the ads, where I guy sounds like he's falling down a hole with some echo as he yells "Piiiiitttfaaaallll"
This was one of the first video games I played as kid. I remember it included to the Atari console amongst many other games and its title was "Tom boy".
I remember getting top score on this. I loved this game, brings back great childhood memories 😊
There is a way to achieve a perfect score in this game under 20 minutes using the "warp zones" when you go down the tunnels and go left and right to reach a certain treasure piece. There's supposed to be a limited number of treasures, but I forget the number of them, plus the score to get the perfect score, without tripping on logs or falling in pits. If you can find it and put it up, it'll be epic! ;)
0:45 Fun fact: It's the tarzan scream
No shit.
I know
The sounds of my youth.
Voltando a falar de Atary, SeaQuest era demais. Jogava muito com meu irmão, a disputa era seria
One of my favorites in the 80's!
Such comforting sounds!
Saudações do Brasil,eu joguei esse jogo quando tinha 8 anos de idade em 1988,que saudades daquela época
All-time classic. Jumping on the crocs was the best.
34 years today!
I never had an Atari 2600 but playing it at friends' houses was so much fun. Pitfall, Pac-Man, Combat, Q-bert, and other games, awesome.
That gloating extra hop on the crocs head at 1:26
Remember me and my brother playing this in the 2000s, lol. We were addicted to pitfall. Q*Bert was also my favorite.
This was one of my FAVORITE GAMES!
This brings back memories!!!
Yes, one of the best times in my life.
You got my heart racing every time you dashed through the end of the screen without jumping for you could have stumbled right into a couple of tumbleweeds
26 seconds, it might have been on my Intellivision but I remember being able to stand in juuussst the right spot on the gators head and stay there when the mouth was open ! Very tricky to pull off !
I loved this game. I played it like 2 times aprox, because it was my uncle's. We nephews and nieces used to sit and watch him play in the afternoon and sometimes he'd let us play.
I learned the name today 20.09.23 because I was reading about Activision and Xbox news
It was great
I use to love this game brings back so many memories wow!
Omg! Brings back so many memories! Thanks
Oh man!
Look at that...
It s magic x3
Bring me back to my childhood.
Back in 2017 I played this game all the time. My dad has a original Atari 2600, so I got the cartridge stuck it in the system and boom I played this game all the time!
why would you get it stuck
@@KrispDreamerdude the system is old af. it's very easy to get a cartridge stuck. nothing a little prying with flathead can't fix though.
All Treasures (and death):
0:52 Gold Bar
3:22 Gold Bar
4:55 Diamond Ring
5:08 Silver Bar
5:31 Silver Bar
5:46 Diamond Ring
6:00 Money Bag
6:38 Money Bag
7:50 Silver Bar
8:08 Diamond Ring
8:37 Diamond Ring
8:52 Gold Bar
9:15 Money Bag
10:25 Money Bag
12:30 Silver Bar
12:50 Silver Bar
13:52 Silver Bar
14:24 Gold Bar
14:34 Silver Bar
15:17 Gold Bar
15:46 Money Bag
16:43 Diamond Ring
17:08 DEATH!!!
17:36 Silver Bar
18:33 Gold Bar
18:42 Money Bag
Good to see this finished :) Never got near to this.
Rumor has it there was a giant ape rolling those logs😂
Great game. Looks like you made A/V mods to your Atari 2600. That is what the game screen looks that clear and colorful.
10 years and no reply? Lemme fix that.
Back when Activison wasn't complete shit.
one of Atari's better creations
(-_+)
It was actually developed by Activision
im 51 and i still have this game . io play it a few times a year
Truly a classic, wish I had an Atari 2600 to play this
you can always use an emulator
Is it possible to die of nostalgia? 🥹
I think so 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i used to play this game and other atari 2600 games a lot when i was a kid
this game is like Life. lol. full of enormous obstacles and deep treacherous pitfalls. and if you don’t do it well, or right, you drown or get eaten by an alligator or killed by a Scorpion. and only if you do it well, do you get the gold. its just like life, and the human the experience.
this game and Keystone Capers were the only two video games I ever played when I was a kid. Keystone Capers is the one where it’s the police man is trying to catch the bad guy. I did love the game Centipede tho, if I was at a the Arcade. and also Pac man, if I was at Pizza Hut. they used to have those tables that were the video game pac-man.
I remember summer mornings playing this on my cousins Colecovision!
0:16 I still remember that sound from the mobile pitfall game
This was huge for me as a kid! The girl across the street had all sorts of tech! She even had this buck rodgers tape casset! She said it actualy played the game and it wasn't audio! Not sure to be honest! I remember playing this vershion of pitfall with her! It was fun! Just weird when you would drop into the bottom part of the screen! Life is interesting :)
Why do you add a “!” at the end of every sentence?
Between this, Super Breakout, Pole Position and Qbert, I'm missing my childhood
Back when Activision used to be good, I mean its atari games were fun, f2p friendly, p2p friendly and everything else compared to the current games we have. This one meant a lot to my childhood and teenage for my spare time. Memories