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GOLD Atari Standard Console (AR3620) # Game List 1 3D Tic-Tac-Toe 2 Adventure 3 Adventure II 4 Air Raiders ™ 5 Air·Sea Battle 6 Aquaventure 7 Armor Ambush ™ 8 Asteroids 9 AstroBlast ™ 10 Atari ClimBer 11 Backgammon 12 Basketball 13 Beamrider 14 Black Jack 15 Bowling 16 Breakout 17 Canyon BomBer 18 Centipede 19 Championship Soccer 20 Chase It 21 Chopper Command 22 Circus Atari 23 ComBat 24 ComBat Two 25 Cosmic Commuter 26 Crackpots 27 Crystal Castles 28 Dark Cavern ™ (Night Stalker) 29 Decathlon 30 Demons to Diamonds 31 Desert Falcon 32 Dodge 'Em 33 Double Dunk 34 Dragster 35 Enduro 36 Escape It 37 Fatal Run 38 Fishing Derby 39 Flag Capture 40 Football 41 Frog Pond 42 Frogger 43 Frogs and Flies 44 Front Line 45 Frostbite 46 Fun with NumBers 47 Golf 48 Gravitar 49 H.E.R.O. 50 Hangman 51 Haunted House 52 Home Run 53 Human CannonBall 54 Indy 500 55 International Soccer ™ 56 Jungle Hunt 57 Kaboom! 58 Keystone Kapers 59 Maze Craze 60 Megamania 61 Millipede 62 Miniature Golf 63 Miss It 64 Missile Command 65 MotoRodeo (replaced Quadun) 66 Night Driver 67 Off-the-Wall 68 Oink! 69 Outlaw 70 Pitfall! 71 Polaris 72 Pong (Video Olimpics) 73 Pressure Cooker 74 Radar Lock 75 Realsports BaseBall 76 Realsports Basketball 77 Realsports Soccer 78 Realsports VolleyBall 79 Return to Haunted House 80 River Raid 81 Saboteur 82 Save Mary 83 Sea Battle ™ 84 Seaquest 85 Secret Quest 86 Shield Shifter 87 Sky Diver 88 Slot Machine 89 Slot Racers 90 Solaris 91 Space Attack™ 92 Space Invaders 93 Space War 94 Sprintmaster 95 Stampede 96 Star Ship 97 Star Strike™ 98 Starmaster 99 Steeplechase 100 Stellar Track 101 Street Racer 102 SuBmarine Commander 103 Super BaseBall 104 Super Breakout 105 Super Challenge ™ BaseBall (Major League BaseBall) 106 Super Challenge ™ Football (NFL Football) 107 Super Football 108 Surround 109 Sword Fight™ 110 Swordquest: Earthworld 111 Swordquest: Fireworld 112 Swordquest: Waterworld 113 Tempest 114 Video Checkers 115 Video Chess 116 Video PinBall 117 Warlords 118 Wizard 119 Yars' Return 120 Yars' Revenge.

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