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Lista De Jogos Atari ROM Numero Dip Switch 3-D Tic-Tac-Toe (1978) (Atari) 0 000000000 Action Force - Action Man (1983) (Parker Bros) 1 000000001 Adventure (1978) (Atari) 2 000000010 Adventures of Tron (1983) (Mattel) 3 000000011 Air Raid 4 000000100 Air Raiders (1982) (Mattel) 5 000000101 Air-Sea Battle (1977) 6 000000110 Airlock (1982) (Data Age) 7 000000111 Alien (1982) (20th Century Fox) 8 000001000 Alien Invaders Plus (Space Invaders hack) 4k multicart 9 000001001 Alien Invaders Plus (Space Invaders hack) 10 000001010 Aligator People (20th Century Fox) (Prototype) 11 000001011 Amanda Invaders (PD) 12 000001100 Amidar (1983) (Parker Bros) 13 000001101 Armor Ambush (1982) (Mattel) 14 000001110 Assault (Bomb) 15 000001111 Astroblast (1982) (Mattel) 16 000010000 Astrowar (Starsoft) 17 000010001 Atari 2600 Invaders 18 000010010 Atari Invaders (Invaders Hack by Ataripoll) (PD) 19 000010011 Atari Video Cube (1982) (Atari) 20 000010100 Atlantis (Activision) 21 000010101 Atlantis II (1982) (Imagic) 22 000010110 Bachelor Party (Mystique) 23 000010111 Bachelorette Party (Mystique-Playaround) 24 000011000 Backgammon (1978) (Atari) 25 000011001 Bank Heist (1983) (20th Century Fox) 26 000011010 Barnstorming (1982) (Activision) 27 000011011 Basic Programming (1978) (Atari) 28 000011100 Basketball (1978) (Atari) 29 000011101 Beany Bopper (1982) (20th Century Fox) 30 000011110 Beast Invaders (double shot hack) 31 000011111 Beat 'Em and Eat 'Em (Mystique) 32 000100000 Bermuda Triangle (1982) (Data Age) 33 000100001 Berzerk (1982) (Atari) 34 000100010 Better Space Invaders (1999) (Rob Kudla) 35 000100011 Black and White Fast Scolling Demo (PD) 36 000100100 Blackjack (1977) (Atari) 37 000100101 Blue and White Sprite Demo (PD) 38 000100110 Bobby is Going Home (Rentacom) (Brazil) 39 000100111 Boing! (PD) 40 000101000 Booster by Junkosoft (PD) 41 000101001 Bowling (1978) (Atari) 42 000101010 Boxing (1981) (Activision) 43 000101011 Brain Games (1982) (Atari) 44 000101100 Breakout - Breakaway IV (1978) (Atari) 45 000101101 Brick Kick (R.J.P.G.) 46 000101110 Bridge (1981) (Activision) 47 000101111 Bugs (1982) (Data Age) 48 000110000 Bumper Bash (1983) (Spectravideo) 49 000110001 Burning Desire (Mystique) 50 000110010 Cakewalk (CommaVid) 51 000110011 Candi (Space Invaders hack) 52 000110100 Canyon Bomber (1978) 53 000110101 Carnival (1982) (Coleco) 54 000110110 Casino (AKA Poker Plus) (1978) (Sears) 55 000110111 Cat Trax (1983) (UA) 56 000111000 Cathouse Blues (Mystique) 57 000111001 Challenge of...NEXAR (1982) (Spectravideo) 58 000111010 Championship Soccer (AKA Pele's Soccer) 59 000111011 Championship Soccer (AKA Pele's Soccer) 60 000111100 Chase the Chuckwagon (1983) (Spectravideo) 61 000111101 Checkers (1980) (Activision) 62 000111110 Checkers (1980) (Activision) 63 000111111 China Syndrome (1982) (Spectravideo) 64 001000000 Chinese Character Demo (PD) 65 001000001 Chopper Command (1982) (Activision) 66 001000010 Circus Atari (1978) (Atari) (Joystick) 67 001000011 Circus Atari (1978) (Atari) (Paddles) 68 001000100 Coco Nuts (1982) (Telesys) 69 001000101 Code Breaker (1978) 70 001000110 Coke Wins 71 001000111 Col 'N (HomeVision) 72 001001000 Color Bar Generator (Videosoft) 73 001001001 Color Table Display Helper (PD) 74 001001010 Colors Demo (PD) 75 001001011 Combat (1977) (Atari) 76 001001100 Combat - Tank Plus 77 001001101 Combat Rock (PD) 78 001001110 Commando Raid (US Games) 79 001001111 Computer Chess (1983) (Atari) (Prototype) 80 001010000 Confrontation (Answer) 81 001010001 Console Wars (PD) 82 001010010 Cosmic Ark (1982) (Imagic) 83 001010011 Cosmic Commuter (1984) (Activision) 84 001010100 Cosmic Corridor (Zimag) 85 001010101 Cosmic Creeps (1982) (Telesys) 86 001010110 Cosmic Swarm (1982) (CommaVid) 87 001010111 Counter Demo (PD) 88 001011000 Crackpots (1983) (Activision) 89 001011001 Crash Dive (1983) (20th Century Fox) 90 001011010 Crazy Valet (Hozer Video Games) 91 001011011 Criminal Pursuit 92 001011100 Cross Force (1982) (Spectravision) 93 001011101 Cruise Missile (1982) (Froggo) 94 001011110 Crypts of Chaos (1982) (20th Century Fox) 95 001011111 Cubicolor (Rob Fulop) 96 001100000 Cubis (1997) (Eckhard Stolberg) 97 001100001 Custer's Revenge (Mystique) 98 001100010 Dare Diver (1977) (Sears) 99 001100011 Dark Cavern (1982) (Mattel) 100 001100100 Dark Mage (4K) (PD) 101 001100101 Deadly Duck (1982) (20th Century Fox) 102 001100110 Death Trap 103 001100111 Defender (1981) (Atari) 104 001101000 Demolition Herby (1982) (Telesys) 105 001101001 Demon Attack (1982) (Imagic) 106 001101010 Demon Attack (1982) (Imagic) 107 001101011 Demon Attack (Activision) 108 001101100 Demons to Diamonds (CCE) 109 001101101 Demons to Diamonds 110 001101110 Diagnostic Cartridge 111 001101111 Dodge 'em (1978) (Atari) 112 001110000 Dodge Demo 1 (PD) 113 001110001 Dodge Demo 2 (PD) 114 001110010 Dodge Demo 3 (PD) 115 001110011 Dodge Demo 4 (PD) 116 001110100 Dolphin (1983) (Activision) 117 001110101 Donkey Kong 118 001110110 Doomzerk 119 001110111 Dragon Defender (NTSC by Thomas Jentzsch) 120 001111000 Dragonfire (1982) (Imagic) 121 001111001 Dragster (1980) (Activision) 122 001111010 Droid Demo 2 (PD) 123 001111011 Droid Demo 22 (PD) 124 001111100 Dukes of Hazzard V2 (Atari) (Prototype) 125 001111101 Earth Attack (Zellers) 126 001111110 Earth Dies Screaming (1983) (20th Century Fox) 127 001111111 Eckhard Stolberg's Scrolling Text Demo (PD) 128 010000000 Eckhard Stolberg's Scrolling Text Demo 2 (PD) 129 010000001 Eckhard Stolberg's Scrolling Text Demo 3 (PD) 130 010000010 Eckhard Stolberg's Scrolling Text Demo 4 (PD) 131 010000011 Eddie Invaders 132 010000100 Edtris (1995) (Ed Federmeyer) 133 010000101 Eggomania (1982) (US Games) 134 010000110 Eli's Ladder (Simage) 135 010000111 Encounter at L5 (1982) (Data Age) 136 010001000 Enduro (1983) (Activision) 137 010001001 Entombed (1982) (US Games) 138 010001010 Escape Demo (PD) 139 010001011 Exorcise (Adventure Hack) 140 010001100 Fantastic Voyage (1982) (20th Century Fox) 141 010001101 Farmyard Fun 142 010001110 Fast Eddie (1983) (Activision) 143 010001111 Fast Food (Zirok) (Brazil) 144 010010000 Fathom (1983) (Imagic) 145 010010001 Final Approach (1982) (Apollo) 146 010010010 Fire Fighter (1982) (Imagic) 147 010010011 Fire Fly (1983) (Mythicon) 148 010010100 Fire Spinner 149 010010101 Fishing Derby (1980) (Activision) 150 010010110 Fishing Derby (1980) (Activision) 151 010010111 Flag Capture (1978) (Atari) 152 010011000 Flash Gordon (1983) (20th Century Fox) 153 010011001 Football (1978) (Atari) 154 010011010 Frame Timed Sound Effects (Eckhard Stolberg) (PD) 155 010011011 Frankenstein's Monster (1982) (Data Age) 156 010011100 Freeway (1981) (Activision) 157 010011101 Frogger (1983) (Parker Bros) 158 010011110 Frogs and Flies (1982) (Mattel) 159 010011111 Frostbite (1983) (Activision) 160 010100000 Fun With Numbers (Atari) 161 010100001 G.I. Joe - Cobra Strike (1983) (Parker Bros) 162 010100010 Galaga (River Raid clone) 163 010100011 Game of Concentration 164 010100100 Gangster Alley (1982) (Spectravision) 165 010100101 Gas Hog (1983) (Spectravideo) 166 010100110 Gauntlet 167 010100111 Ghost Manor (1983) (Xonox) 168 010101000 Gigolo (Mystique) 169 010101001 Glacier Patrol 170 010101010 Glib (Selchow & Righter) 171 010101011 Golf (1978) (Atari) 172 010101100 Gopher (1982) (US Games) 173 010101101 Gorf (CBS Electronics) 174 010101110 Gorilla Kong (DK Hack) 175 010101111 Grand Prix (1982) (Activision) 176 010110000 Great Escape (Bomb) 177 010110001 Green and Yellow Number 1 Demo (PD) 178 010110010 Green and Yellow Number 1 Demo 2 (PD) 179 010110011 Green Bar Text Demo (PD) 180 010110100 GREGXM Demo (PD) 181 010110101 Grid and Purple Dot Demo (PD) 182 010110110 Grid Demo 183 010110111 Guardian (1982) (Apollo) 184 010111000 H.E.R.O. (1984) (Activision) [a2] 185 010111001 Halloween (AKA Sexta Fiera 13) (Wizard Video) 186 010111010 Hangman (1978) 187 010111011 Harbor Escape (1983) (Panda) 188 010111100 Haunted House (Atari) 189 010111101 Hell Driver (ITT Family Games) (NTSC by Thomas Jentzsch) 190 010111110 Hole Hunter 191 010111111 Home Run Baseball (1978) 192 011000000 Horizonal Color Bars Demo (PD) 193 011000001 Horizonal Color Bars Demo 2 (PD) 194 011000010 Horizontally Scrolling Playfield Thing (Rob Kudla) (PD) 195 011000011 Hozer Video Demo (PD) 196 011000100 Human Cannonball (AKA Cannon Man) (1978) (Atari) 197 011000101 I Want My Mommy (AKA Ursinho Esperto) (Zimag) 198 011000110 I.Q. 180 199 011000111 Ice Hockey (1981) (Activision) 200 011001000 Imagic Selector 201 011001001 Indy 500 (1978) (Atari) 202 011001010 Infiltrate (1982) (Apollo) 203 011001011 International Soccer (1982) (Mattel) 204 011001100 Inv (4-24-97) (PD) 205 011001101 Inv 2 (Eric Mooney) (PD) 206 011001110 Invader Sprites in a Line Demo (PD) 207 011001111 J-Pac (Pac-Man Hack) 208 011010000 Jam Demo 1 (PD) 209 011010001 Jam Demo 2 (PD) 210 011010010 JKH Text Scrolling Demo (PD) 211 011010011 John K Harvey's Equalizer (NTSC) (PD) 212 011010100 Journey Escape 213 011010101 Jungle Fever (Mystique) 214 011010110 Junkosoft One Year Demo (1999) (PD) 215 011010111 Kabobber (Activision) (Prototype) 216 011011000 Kaboom! (1981) (Activision) 217 011011001 Kamikaze Saucers 218 011011010 Karate (1982) (Froggo) 219 011011011 KC Pacman (Hack) 220 011011100 Keystone Kapers (1983) (Activision) 221 011011101 King Kong (1982) (Tigervision) 222 011011110 Knight on the Town (Playaround) 223 011011111 Kool Aid Man (1982) (Mattel) 224 011100000 Kung Fu Sprite Demo 2 (PD) 225 011100001 Lady in Wading (Playaround) 226 011100010 Laser Base (AKA World End) (ITT Family Games) (NTSC by Thomas
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