The Atari 7800 ProSystem, or simply the Atari 7800, is a video game console released by Atari Corporation in June 1986. A test market release had occurred two years earlier under Atari Inc. The 7800 was designed to replace Atari Inc.'s unsuccessful Atari 5200 and later to re-establish Atari Corp.'s market supremacy against Nintendo and Sega. With this system, Atari Inc. addressed all the shortcomings of the Atari 5200: it had simple digital joysticks; it was almost fully backward-compatible with the Atari 2600; and it was affordable (originally priced at US$140).
The following list contains all 59 licensed games, as well as an estimated 14 aftermarket games released on the Atari 7800.
Games
| Title[1] | Developer[1] | Publisher[1] | Release Date(s) [1] |
Regions Released[1] | Max. # of Players |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 32 in 1 | Atari | Atari | 1988 | EU |
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| Ace of Aces | Accolade | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Alien Brigade | Atari | Atari | 1990 | NA EU |
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| Asteroids | Atari | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Asteroids Deluxe (aftermarket) | Atari | AtariAge | 2007 | NA |
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| Ballblazer | Lucasfilm Ltd. | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Barnyard Blaster | Atari | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Basketbrawl | Atari | Atari | 1990 | NA EU |
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| Beef Drop (aftermarket) | Ken Siders | AtariAge | 2006 | NA |
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| B*nQ (aftermarket) | Ken Siders | AtariAge | 2007 | NA |
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| Centipede | Atari | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Choplifter! | Broderbund Software | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Combat 1990 (aftermarket) | Harry Dodgson | AtariAge | 2005 | NA |
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| Commando | Data East | Atari | 1989 | NA EU |
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| Crack'ed | Robert Neve | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Crossbow | Exidy | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Dark Chambers | John Palevich | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Desert Falcon | Atari | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Dig Dug | Namco | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Donkey Kong | Nintendo | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Donkey Kong Junior | Nintendo | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Double Dragon | Technos Japan | Activision | 1989 | NA EU |
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| F-18 Hornet | John Van Ryzin | Absolute | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Fatal Run | Atari | Atari | 1990 | NA EU |
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| Fight Night | Accolde | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Food Fight | Atari | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Galaga | Namco | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Hangly-Man (aftermarket) | Nittoh | PacManPlus | 2005 | NA |
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| Hat Trick | Bally Sente | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Ikari Warriors | Atari | Atari | 1990 | NA EU |
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| Impossible Mission | Epyx | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Jinks | Softgold | Atari | 1989 | NA EU |
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| Joust | Williams Electronics | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Jr. Pac-Man (aftermarket) | Bally/Midway | PacManPlus | 2009 | NA |
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| Karateka | Broderbund Software | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Klax (aftermarket) | David Dentt Mark Stephen Pierce |
AtariAge | 2002 | NA |
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| Kung-Fu Master | Data East Irem |
Absolute | 1989 | NA EU |
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| Mario Bros. | Nintendo | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Mat Mania Challenge | Atari | Atari | 1990 | NA EU |
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| Mean 18 Ultimate Golf | Accolade | Atari | 1989 | NA EU |
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| Meltdown | Atari | Atari | 1990 | NA EU |
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| Midnight Mutants | Atari | Atari | 1990 | NA EU |
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| Motor Psycho | Atari | Atari | 1990 | NA EU |
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| Ms. Pac-Attack (aftermarket) | Two-Bit Score | PacManPlus | 2005 | NA |
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| Ms. Pac-Man | Namco | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Ninja Golf | Atari | Atari | 1989 | NA EU |
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| One-On-One Basketball | Electronic Arts | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Pac-Man (aftermarket) | PacManPlus | PacManPlus | 2005 | NA |
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| Pac-Man Collection (aftermarket) | PacManPlus | AtariAge | 2006 | NA |
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| Pac-Man Plus (aftermarket) | PacManPlus | PacManPlus | 2005 | NA |
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| Pac-Pollux (aftermarket) | Atari PacManPlus |
Gambler172 | 2006 | NA |
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| Pete Rose Baseball | Alex DeMeo | Absolute | 1989 | NA EU |
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| Planet Smashers | Atari | Atari | 1989 | NA EU |
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| Pole Position II | Namco | Atari | 1987 | NA EU |
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| Rampage | Bally Midway | Activision | 1988 | NA |
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| Realsports Baseball | Atari | Atari | 1988 | NA |
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| Robotron 2084 | Williams Electronics | Atari | 1987 | NA |
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| Santa Simon (aftermarket) | Matthias Luedtke | AtariAge | 2006 | NA |
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| Scrapyard Dog | Atari | Atari | 1990 | NA EU |
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| Sentinel | Atari | Atari | 1991 | EU |
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| Space Duel (aftermarket) | Atari Bob DeCrescenzo |
AtariAge | 2007 | NA |
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| Space Invaders (aftermarket) | Taito Bob DeCrescenzo |
AtariAge | 2008 | NA |
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| Summer Games | Epyx | Atari | 1987 | NA |
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| Super Huey | Cosmi Corporation | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Super Pac-Man (aftermarket) | Namco | PacManPlus | 2008 | NA |
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| Super Skateboardin' | Absolute | Absolute | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Tank Command | Froggo | Froggo | 1988 | NA |
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| Title Match Pro Wrestling | Absolute | Absolute | 1989 | NA EU |
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| Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator | Dan Kitchen | Absolute | 1989 | NA EU |
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| Touchdown Football | Electronic Arts | Atari | 1988 | NA |
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| Tower Toppler | U.S. Gold | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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| Water Ski | Froggo | Froggo | 1988 | NA |
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| Winter Games | Epyx | Atari | 1987 | NA |
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| Xenophobe | Bally Midway | Atari | 1989 | NA EU |
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| Xevious | Namco | Atari | 1988 | NA EU |
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References
- ^ a b c d e "Atari7800.org's Master List". www.Atari7800.org. http://www.atari7800.org/7800list.htm. Retrieved 2008-12-15.
- ^ "MobyGames' 7800 games list (1 Player)". www.mobygames.com. http://www.mobygames.com/browse/games/atari-7800/tic,19/ti,140/. Retrieved 2008-12-15.
- ^ "MobyGames' Atari 7800 games list (1-2 players)". www.mobygames.com. http://www.mobygames.com/browse/games/atari-7800/tic,19/ti,141/. Retrieved 2008-12-15.
- ^ "MobyGames' 7800 games list (1-8 players)". www.mobygames.com. http://www.mobygames.com/browse/games/atari-7800/tic,19/ti,143/. Retrieved 2008-12-15.
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