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Road Racer
1983
Racing game
Carnival Massacre
1983
You are Super Sam and try to save as many carnival goers as possible from the hideous terrorist attacks of Butcher Bill and Ruthless Rick.
Orc Attack
1983
The humans came in their thousands. They poisoned our food supplies and made the waters toxic. We escaped to the mountains but the damage had been done Having ingested the poisonous fruits we now suffer from explosive flatulence ... But our weakness will become our greatest weapon!Overflowing with humor and flatulent rebellion, Orc Attack is a third-person cooperative beat-em-up. Hilarious enemies and highly-tuned combat highlight this gross but charming game following four brutish and bloated orcs as they unleash their nasty killer moves in four-player battles. Move up through the ranks and advance your skills -- use solo combo attacks to outflank and harm your enemies, or work together to deal out even more damage! With every attack, you become more powerful, and as you add power to your rank class, your stronger weapons let you break wood, metal and stone. Use Dirty Mode\'s fart and burp attack to shoot flames, acid or ice at enemies. Ignite the air around you in mass explosions or heal your comrades with a fart of healing.
Computer War
1983
It's thermonuclear war! Break the computer code to launch your missiles, then guide your interceptors before enemy missiles converge with your cities. This is a game in two parts. The first part plays a lot like a sliding block puzzle. You are given a figure in a 3 x 3 grid to match. Using the joystick and fire button, you rotate pieces in a larger grid to try to match the smaller figure. If you do that, you can select a missile launch site. Eventually, the enemy will launch its own missiles. You position your crosshair at the radar dot for the enemy missile, and can then launch an intercepter. This part of the game is more action-oriented as you "fly" your intercepter to take down the enemy nuke.
Mutant Herd
1983
You have to defend you HQ.
Volcanic Planet
1983
You have to descend several levels to get near the crater of the volcano in order to detonate a bomb near it.
Submarine Commander
Atari1982
You are at the helm of a submarine equipped with radar, sonar, depth charge indicators, torpedoes, and fuel and temperature gauges. As commander of the submarine, you must sink the enemy ships before running out of fuel. Once your fuel level reaches 0, the game is over.
River Rescue
Thorn EMI Video Ltd.1982
River Rescue is a 1982 game for the Commodore VIC-20, Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, and Atari 8-bit family. It is one of a number of game titles produced by Thorn EMI Computer Software (later known as Creative Sparks) during 1982 and 1983. A TI-99/4A version was announced but never released. River Rescue is similar in concept and gameplay to the 1981 Orca arcade game River Patrol. The player guides a boat along a river, which scrolls from right to left across the screen in a top-down view. The boat must avoid colliding with various hazards in the river - these include small islands, crocodiles and logs. The aim is to rescue explorers lost in the jungle. The boat periodically passes a pair of docks arranged across from each other on either side of the river. If the boat moves to the upper dock, and explorer will run out of the jungle onto the boat. Stopping at the lower dock causes any explorers already on the ship walk back off to safety. Because of the scrolling motion, it is not possible to land at both docks in one go, you must pick up an explorer and then continue along the river until the dock reappears. Depending on the version and level, between three and five explorers have to be rescued to complete a round. Once the round is complete, the game starts again, faster.
Jumbo Jet Pilot
1982
A Boeing 747-200B flight simulator.
Darts
Thorn EMI Video Ltd.1981
Darts is a 1-player skill game for the 8-bit Atari. The player controls a hand, which they must position on a dart board to score points. There are 10 levels of difficulty, which determine the shakiness of the throwing arm. The player also sets the level of the computer opponent. The player counts down points from 1001, 905, 501, or 301. The first player to reach a score of 0 is the winner, and the scoring points must be a double. The player can choose to require a double at the start of the game.