The Atari 2600, branded as the Atari Video Computer System (Atari VCS) until November 1982, is a home video game console developed and produced by Atari, Inc. Released in September 1977, it popularized the use of microprocessor-based hardware and of games stored on swappable ROM cartridges, a format first used with the Fairchild Channel F in 1976.
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D : Activision
P: Activision
G: Platform
R: August 20, 1982
D : Quelle / Spectravideo
P: Quelle / Spectravideo
G: Shoot'em Up! - Horizontal Scrolling
R: 1983
D : Zellers
P: Zellers
G: Arcade - Miscellaneous
R: 1982
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Shoot 'em up
R: 1983
D : Patrick King
P: U.S. Games Corporation / Vidtec
G: Arcade - Miscellaneous
R: 1982
D : Tom Sloper, Jeff Corsiglia, David Johnson
P: U.S. Games Corporation / Vidtec
G: Arcade - Catch'em!
R: 1982
D : Mark Klein
P: 20th Century Fox / Fox Video Games
G: Arcade - Miscellaneous
R: 1983
D : Mike Feinstein, John Mracek
P: Amstar Electronics
G: Shooter
R: 1980
D : PlayAround
P: Mystique.
G: Adult
R: 1982
D : Starpath
P: Starpath, Arcadia Systems
G: Action game
R: 1982
D : Bit Corp.
P: Bit Corp.
G: Action
R: 1983
D : Absolute Entertainment
P: Absolute Entertainment
G: Sports
R: 1988
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Coca-Cola
G: Fixed shooter
R: 1983
D : Coreland
P: Sega
G: Maze
R: September 26, 1982
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Sports
R: 1981
D : Atari (USA)
P: Atari (USA)
G: Education - Miscellaneous
R: 1984
D : Starpath
P: Starpath
G: Party
R: 1983
D : Home Vision/VDI
P: Gem International Corporation
G: Action
R: 1983
D : Home Vision / Gem International Corporation
P: Home Vision / Gem International Corporation
G: Arcade - Platformer
R: 1983
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Maze
R: March 16, 1982
D : Funvision
P: Quelle
G: Action, Platform
R: 1983
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Shooter
R: 1978
D : Sears
P: Sears
G: Shoot'em Up! - 3-D
R: 1978
D : Jim Jacob / Rebecca Heineman
P: Avalon Hill
G: Arcade - Avoid'em!
R: 1983
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Strategy
R: 1980
D : Children's Computer Workshop, Inc.
P: Atari (USA)
G: Racing Video Game
R: 1983
D : Ron Haliburton
P: CBS Electronics
G: Shoot 'em up
R: 1983
D : Activision
P: Activision
G: Action
R: 1983
D : Axlon
P: Atari Corporation
G: Action
R: 1989
D : Zellers
P: Zellers
G: Shoot'em Up
R: 1983
D : TechnoVision
P: TechnoVision
G: Action, Shooter
R: 1983
D : Imagic
P: Imagic
G: Shooter
R: 1983
D : Imagic
P: Imagic, Xänte
G: Action game
R: 1983
D : Mattel
P: Telegames
G: Action
R: 1982
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Racing
R: 1980
D : James Wickstead Design Associates
P: U.S. Games, Carrere Video
G: Action
R: 1982
D : M-Network
P: Mattel
G: Action
R: Never Released
D : Tim Snider
P: Hozer
G: shoot 'em up
R: 1999
D : Imagineering Inc
P: HES Interactive
G: Sports
R: 1990
D : General Computer Corporation
P: Midway
G: Action
R: 1981