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Retro Atari Classics (DS)

Description: Manufacturer: Nintendo / Publisher: Atari / Genre: Action / Genre: Racing / Driving / ESRB Rating: E - (Everyone) / ... more

Retro Atari Classics (DS) ... PEGI Age Rating: Age 3+ / Online: LAN Gaming Support / Max. Number Of Players: 4 / Control Elements: Gamepad / ESRB Descriptor: Violence / Release Date: March, 2005

Newest Review: ... the right way to play many of them. My favourite of the games first time round, although I hadn't played all of them, was ... more

... breakout. This game involves knocking bricks out of a wall at the top of the screen (in this case on the top of the two screens) and keeping ball in play. This game is slightly flawed however given those two screens, as the ball doesn't seem to follow in quite the same direction when it goes from one screen to the other. There are other games in this series, such as Lunar Lander, which I found hopelessly difficult to play, due to the control systems. Some of the games are fun to play for a while, but they generally ...more

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	Atari Retro Classics (Nintendo DS) Platforms: Nintendo DS Last Update 05.12.2009 05:43	£ 6.00

Atari Retro Classics (Nintendo DS)
Platforms: Nintendo DS

Last Update 05.12.2009 05:43

£ 6.00

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Retro Atari Classics (DS): Replay 10 Atari games on the Nintendo DS (652 words)
by - written on 29/07/09 (Very useful, 9 readings)
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This review is for the Nintendo DS game, Retro Atari Classics, developed by Taniko and published by Atari. This product contains ten classic games from the previous Atari console. This product is a bit of a blast from the past, allowing you to play ten different games, in either the classic or remix modes. The games that you can play are; centipede, lunar lander, missile command, gravitar, asteroids, sprint, breakout, pong, tempest and warlords. The games aren't exact copies of the originals, and are rather just very heavily based on the originals. This means that the quality of the games is actually poorer than some of the original games, ... Read the complete review