what games are provided on the Atari Flashback 2?

Question

The ad says over 30 games but only names a few. What are the rest?

Answer 1

The available games are arranged into four categories selectable from an on-screen menu. Once a game is selected, the only way back to the menu is to use the power button to turn the console off and on again.

The games listed below as hacks used other games' code as a starting point and modified their gameplay or appearance. Homebrews were written from scratch by Atari fans in the 1990s and 2000s. Unreleased prototypes are games which were developed by Atari in the 1970s and 1980s but never sold to consumers; some of these games may have bugs or be incomplete. A few of the games listed are new and exclusive to the Flashback 2.


--Adventure Territory--
Adventure
Adventure II (A sequel to Adventure that is built on the original Adventure assembly language based game code)
Haunted House
Return To Haunted House (A sequel to Haunted House that is built off the original Adventure's assembly language based game code combined graphics from the original Haunted House)
Secret Quest
Wizard (unreleased prototype)

--Arcade Favorites--
Arcade Asteroids (a hack of the original Atari 2600 Asteroids with the sprites changed to be outlines to more accurately portray the arcade version)
Arcade Pong (exclusive to the Flashback 2, a version of Pong which can use paddle controllers if attached)
Asteroids Deluxe (exclusive to the Flashback 2)
Battlezone
Centipede
Lunar Lander (exclusive to the Flashback 2)
Millipede
Missile Command
Space Duel (exclusive to the Flashback 2)

--Skill and Action Zone--
3D Tic-Tac-Toe
Aquaventure (unreleased prototype)
Atari Climber (homebrew, released in 2004 as "Climber 5")
Combat
Combat 2 (unreleased prototype)
Dodge 'Em
Fatal Run
Frog Pond (unreleased prototype)
Hangman
Human Cannonball
Maze Craze
Off The Wall
Outlaw
Pitfall! (originally released by Activision)
Radar Lock
River Raid (originally released by Activision)
Save Mary (unreleased prototype)
Video Checkers
Video Chess

--Space Station--
Caverns Of Mars (exclusive to the Flashback 2)
Quadrun (originally sold only by mail order through the Atari fan club)
Saboteur (unreleased prototype)
Space War
Yars' Return (exclusive to the Flashback 2)
Yars' Revenge

--Paddle Games--
The console also includes two hidden titles which require the use of paddle controllers. The Flashback 2 does not come with paddle controllers, so these games cannot be played unless the user has an original set of Atari 2600 paddle controllers. To access the hidden paddle game menu, the user must press up on the joystick 1 time, pull down 9 times, push up 7 times, and pull down 2 times. (This represents the year 1972, in which Pong first appeared). The code must be entered steadily and without pauses (enter it too quickly and it won't work).

Super Breakout
Warlords

Answer 2

Atari Flashback 2 Hidden Games

Answer 3

Warlords, it replaced into basic to %. up and could be performed by 4 gamers utilizing the paddle controllers. It gave the impact of four participant pong crossed with arkanoid/breakout. In each and each and every nook is a citadel. A small rectangle strikes from area to area alongside the citadel walls to deflect the "ball". If the ball strikes the citadel a chew is bumped off as harm. This maintains till a gamers walls are destroyed. some practice with deflecting the ball ought to reason a sequence reaction of damage IE. if the the ball receives between the citadel wall and fringe of the play field. This ricochet technique landed some severe harm in a couple of minutes. between the first multiplayer video games and what a blast with 4 human beings. you are able to make non everlasting alliances with yet another participant and attack someone to eliminate them or play everyman-for-himself. With a touch mind's eye it replaced into citadel siege conflict at its purely right in those days.