Introducing Atari's Video Computer System. the Programmable System That Offers You More Video Games and Variations Than Anyone

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Introducing Atari's Video Computer System. the Programmable System That Offers You More Video Games and Variations Than Anyone INTRODUCING ATARI’S VIDEO COMPUTER SYSTEM. THE PROGRAMMABLE SYSTEM THAT OFFERS YOU MORE VIDEO GAMES AND VARIATIONS THAN ANYONE ELSE. Be a flying ace, a race car champion, Atari Video Game a tennis star and a space pioneer all in Model #0X2600 one afternoon with the Video Com­ puter System'* by Atari; the new s t r e e t r a c e r c o m b a t computerized programmable video i • » game system tor home TVs that is designed to give you the most sophis­ ticated, intricate and fun video games. The Video Computer System •N D V S O O comes with unique joystick and paddle controllers, a difficulty option switch to handicap 4 * one or all players, real­ 88 istic sounds, and A tari’s Combat Game Pro­ AIR SEA BATTLE g r a m ' w ith 27 $169 thrill-packed action games and varia­ tions like Tank;** time1 so you can build your : Tank Pong?* Jet own Game Program library SPACE MISSION Fighter' and with the kind of games that have Biplane. made Atari famous. And that's just the beginning. The games and variations come in A tari has already d eveloped 160 m orecartridges (Atari Game Programs) games and variations with Game that plug right into the system. And Programs like: Air-Sca Battle?* some Game Programs contain up to 50 A Video Olympics?* Starship?* games and variations. That’s more fun ATARI Street Racer,' Indy S00, Blackjack, per cartridge than anybody else. Innovative Surround?* and Basic Math?* And More games mean more fun. And leisu re there will be more coming out all themore fun means Atari. SUPER PONG by ATARI 4 EXCITING GAMES IN ONE • "P ou f" sounds FOR HOME TELEVISION • On-screen digital scoring • Automatic speed-up • Color (on color TV sets) • Plugs in easily to any size TV • Operates en fear “ D" cell batteries (Incl.) • AC adapter (optional) • 80 Day warranty $ Atari Super Pong 2988 Model #C140 VIDEO COMPUTER SYSTEM FROM ATARI More frames. More fun. SAN RAFAEL SANTA ROSA SAN FRANCISCO Northgate Mall 2222 Cleveland Ave. 3975 Alemany Blvd. at Steele Lane at Arch St. Super Drug Store* Super Drug Storeo 12 FUNFINDER / SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1977.
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