Full list of Atari Anniversary Collection games possibly revealed in retailer leak


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Atari 50: Anniversary Celebration is set to arrive on the Nintendo Switch before the end of this year. If you’re wondering what games will be included in this upcoming release by Digital Eclipse, you might be in luck.

A retailer based in the Netherlands will likely have revealed the full list of games that will be included in the anniversary celebrations. As previously reported, the collection will contain over 90 games spanning multiple generations, including the Atari 2600, 5200, 7800, ST, Jaguar. And Links.

Retailer leaks reveal that there will be “over 100 playable games”. Here’s what’s included on this page listing (via Nintendo Everything):

attic arcade

1. Akka Arho
2. Asteroids
3. Asteroid Deluxe
4. Black Widow
5. Breakout
6. Centipede
7. Cloak and Dagger
8. Crystal Palace
9. Fire Truck
10. Food Fight
11. Gravity
12. Me, Robot
13. Redeemer
14. Chandra Lande
15. Major Havoc
16. Maze Invaders
17. Millipedes
18. Missile Command
19. Pong
20. Quantum
21. Space Duel
22. Sprint 8
23. Super Breakout
24. Hurricane
25. Sardars

attic re-imagined

1. Haunted House
2. Neo Breakout
3. Quadrilateral
4. Swordquest: Airworld
5. VCTR-SCTR
6. Extended Revenge of Yars

atari 800

1. Bounty Bob Strike Back!
2. The Caves of Mars
3. Food Fight
4. Miner 2049er

atari 2600

1. 3-D Tic-Tac-Toe
2. Adventure
3. Air-Sea Battle
4. Asteroids
5. Basic Mathematics
6. Breakout
7. Canyon Bomber
8. Centipede
9. Combat
10. Give a fight
11. Crystal Palace
12. Dark Chambers
13. Diamonds From Demons
14. Dodge ‘M’
15. Fatal Run
16. Gravity
17. Haunted House
18. Millipedes
19. Miner 2049er
20. Missile Command
21. Robber
22. Quadrilateral
23. Race 500
24. RealSports Baseball
25. RealSports Basketball
26. RealSports Boxing
27. RealSports Football
28. RealSports Soccer
29. RealSports Tennis
30. RealSports Volleyball
31. Saboteur
32. Secret Search
33. Solaris
34. Super Breakout
35. Around
36. Swordquest: Earthworld
37. Swordquest: Fireworld
38. Swordquest: Waterworld
39. Sardars
40. Revenge of the Yars

Atari 5200

1. Bounty Bob Strike Back!
2. Millipedes
3. Missile Command
4. Star Raiders (+ Enhanced Version)
5. Super Breakout

atari 7800

1. Asteroids
2. Basket dispute
3. Centipede
4. Dark Chambers
5. Fatal Run
6. Ninja Golf
7. Scrapyard Dog

atari handheld

1. touch me

attic jaguari

1. Atari Kartsi
2. Club Drive
3. Cybermorph
4. Evolution Dino Guys
5. Fight for Life
6. Missile Command 3D
7. Runner Pinball
8. Tempest 2000
9. Trevor McPhur in Crescent Galaxy

Atari Lynx

1. Basket dispute
2. Malibu Bikini Volleyball
3. Scrapyard Dog
4. Super Asteroid and Missile Command
5. Turbo Sub
6. Warbirds

Considering this list is the real deal, what are your thoughts? Leave a comment below.


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