Atari's Greatest Hits Reviews
Newest Review: ... a catch. All your free download actually gets you is the basic emulator and a copy of Missile Command game. If you want any ... more
... of the other titles, you have to pay 69p per game. Perhaps that's not so bad if you just want to download the odd title, but if you want the complete collection, you're looking at £7, which suddenly makes the app look pretty expensive.
As if this wasn't bad enough, Atari have decided to add insult to injury by including in-game ads - even for those titles you've paid for. I have no problem with adverts being used to support free titles, but I expect those to be removed when I've paid for something.
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Atari Greatest Hits (PC) Platforms: Windows Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53
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Atari Greatest Hits (Nintendo DS)
Atari Greatest Hits Volume 1 delivers 50 iconic Atari games to th ... Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53
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Atari Greatest Hits (Nintendo DS)
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Customer Atari's Greatest Hits Reviews (1)
Atari's Greatest Hits; But Not Their Greatest App (981 words)by - written on 02/11/12, updated on 04/11/12 (Very useful, 40 readings)
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You've probably guessed by now that I love retro games. I was lucky enough to be brought up in the early 80s when the fledgling computer games industry was finding its feet and was not afraid to try something new. Sure, games didn't look and sound as good as they do today but they were usually more innovative, imaginative and fun, with programmers still able to take risks rather than simply churning out sequel after sequel. Atari were one of the leading lights of those early days creating some cracking games in both the arcades and home computers/consoles of the day. Just mention titles like Missile Command, Crystal Castles or Centipede to gamers of a certain ... Read the complete review
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