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Name Qty Name Qty Name Qty Adventure 2 Maze Craze 2 Air Sea Battle 3 Mega Force 1 Amidar -- Parker Bros 1 Megamania 3 Mattel Inc .. Cartridge Astreroids 1 Missile Command 5 Super Challenge Baseball 1 Barnstorming 1 Moon Patrol 4 Super Challenge Football 1 Basic Programming 2 Night Driver 1 Koolaid Man 1 Beany Bopper 1 Omega Race 1 Space Attack 2 Berzerk 2 Outlaw 3 International Soccer 1 Blackjack 1 Pac-man 4 Lock 'n' Chase 1 Blue Print 1 Phoenix 1 Armor Ambush 2 Bowling 1 Pitfall 3 Astroblast 3 BrainGames 1 Pitfall 2 : Lost Caverns 1 Total 12 Breakout 3 Q-Bert -- Parker Bros 1 California Games 2 Raiders of the Lost Ark 2 TELE-GAMES Canyon Bomber 1 Reactor -- Parker Bros 1 Air Sea Battle 1 Casino 3 RealSport Scoccer 1 Video Olympics 1 Centipede 2 Riddle of the Sphinx -- Imagic 1 Street Race 1 Chopper Command 1 Seaquest 2 Golf 1 Circus Atari 1 Skiing 1 Outer Space 1 Code Breaker 1 Sky Diver 1 Capture 1 Combat 4 Sky Jinks 2 Maze Mania 1 Commando Raid 1 Sky Skipper -- Parker Bros 1 Asteroids 1 Congo Bongo -- cartarage Cracked 1 Slot Racers 3 Target Fun 1 Cosmic Ark 1 Sneak'n Peek 2 Total 9 Crystal Castles 1 Space Invaders 5 Decathlon 1 Space Jockey 1 Defender 5 Space Jockey -- Broken Case 1 Demon Attack 4 Space War 2 Demons to Diamonds 1 Spider Fighter 2 Dig Dug 1 SSSnake 1 Dodge 'em 1 Stampede 2 Donkey Kong 1 Star Raiders 1 Dragonfire 1 Star Ship 1 Dragster 1 Star Voyager 1 Enduro 1 Starmaster 1 ET: The Extra Terrestrial 3 Street Racer 1 Fishing Derby 2 Superman 1 Flag Capture 2 Surround 6 Football 1 Swordquest Earth World 1 Games with boxes Freeway 1 Swordquest Fire World 1 G I Joe 1 Frogger -- Parker Bros 1 TagScan 1 Star Raiders 1 Gopher 1 Taz 1 Yars Revenge- Unopened 1 Grand Prix 1 Towering Inferno 3 Home Run 1 Hangman 1 Turmoil 1 Pac-Man 1 Haunted House 2 Venture 2 Space Invaders 2 Human Cannonball 3 Video Olympics 1 Combat 2 Hunt & Score 1 Video Pinball 2 Asteroids 1 Ice Hockey 2 Warlords 3 Video Olympics 1 Indy 500 3 Word Zapper 1 Breakout 1 Infiltrate 1 Yars' Revenge 1 Towering Inferno 1 Journey Escape -- Dataage 1 Total 177 Missle Command 1 Kaboom! 1 Super Football 1 Laser Blast 1 Skiing 1 Mash 2 Venture- unopened 1.

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ATARI - CONSOLE RETRO FLASHBACK 8 GOLD ACTIVISION – 130 JEUX Faites ressurgir vos meilleurs souvenirs ! Avec 130 classiques du jeu vidéo dont 39 jeux Activision, cette Atari Flashback 8 Gold édition Activision saura vous rappeler aux bons souvenirs du rétro-gaming. Avec les manettes sans fils ou vos anciennes manettes classiques Atari, vous n’avez qu’à brancher la console à votre télévision et vous voilà prêts pour l’action ! CARACTÉRISTIQUES : • 130 jeux classiques incluant les meilleurs hits de la console Atari 2600 et 39 titres Activision • Plug & Play • Inclut deux manettes sans fil 2.4G • Fonctions Sauvegarde, Reprise, Rembobinage • Sortie HD 720p • Port HDMI • Ecran FULL HD Inclut les jeux cultes : • Space Invaders • Centipede • Millipede • Pitfall! • River Raid • Kaboom! • Spider Fighter LISTE DES JEUX INCLUS LISTE DES JEUX ACTIVISION REF Adventure Black Jack Football Radar Lock Stellar Track™ Video Chess Beamrider Laser Blast Asteroids® Bowling Frog Pond Realsports® Baseball Street Racer Video Pinball Boxing Megamania JVCRETR0124 Centipede ® Breakout® Frogs and Flies Realsports® Basketball Submarine Commander Warlords® Bridge Oink! Kaboom! Canyon Bomber™ Fun with Numbers Realsports® Soccer Super Baseball Yars’ Return Checkers Pitfall! Missile Command® Championship Golf Realsports® Volleyball Super Breakout® Chopper Command Plaque Attack Pitfall! Soccer™ Gravitar® Return to Haunted Save Mary Cosmic Commuter Pressure Cooker EAN River Raid Circus Atari™ Hangman House Super Challenge™ Football Crackpots Private Eye Yars’ Revenge® Combat®
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She Ultimate Programmable Video Computer System by Atari
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