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Kevin Bunch

Maryland
As seen in: Associated Press, Charleston Gazette-Mail, Video Game History Hour, C&G Newspapers
Science writer, Atari Archive guy, TG16 Splatterhouse record holder and game collector/historian. website: Atariarchive.org. Views are my own. He/him
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Adventure – March 1980, Atari Archive

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By Kevin Bunch
| atariarchive.org
Of all the original games Atari put out for the VCS, Adventure may be the one that most people are familiar with today. Warren Robinett’s third and final VCS game – though seemingly the second to actually be released – serves as a counterweight to the arcade action of its March 1980 brethren Space Invaders by providing a nearly unique experience on a home console in its day.
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The Long-Lost Tarzan Atari Game, Preserved

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By Kevin Bunch
| Video Game History Hour
When you think about games written for the Atari Video Computer System (or 2600) today, what do you picture? Likely a home version of an arcade game, or some kind of shooter, a maze game, something that takes place entirely on a single screen.
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Vol. 5 No. 2: December 2023

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By Kevin Bunch, Soraya Murray, Raiford Guins, Samuel Pizelo
| romchip.org
Vol. 5 No. 2: December 2023
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