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Arcade's Greatest Hits - The Atari Collection 1 [Model SNS-AW7E-USA]
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Arcade's Greatest Hits - The Atari Collection 1 (c) 1997 Midway Home Ent. This compilation brought six classic Atari arcade titles to the 16-bit console: Asteroids, Battlezone, Centipede, Missile Command, Super Breakout, and Tempest. Description from the Back cover: Blast your way through an asteroid field and destroy enemy ships in Asteroids! Super Breakout tests your eye-hand coordination as you break through walls one brick at a time! Enjoy the non-stop action of a never-ending stream of attacking insect infestation in the classic arcade hit, Centipede! In Tempest, you'll use unlimited firepower to shoot and destroy your enemies in a large geometric battlefield! Missile Command lets you rescue humanity from a nuclear holocaust as enemy missiles, bombers and satellites rain warheads on populated cities and missile bases! It's all-out war as you destroy enemy tanks, guided missiles and alien spacecraft in Battlezone! - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SNS-AW7E-USA - TRIVIA - Arcade's Greatest Hits - The Atari Collection 1 for Super NES was released in August 1997 in North America. A Symbolic Finale: This title holds a significant place in gaming history as Midway’s final release for any 16-bit console. Coming out in late 1997, it represents the very end of the SNES commercial lifecycle. The "Volume 1" Mystery: While the title implies a series, this was the only "Atari Collection" released for the SNES. Subsequent "Volume 2" collections (featuring games like Marble Madness and Paperboy) were released on other platforms like the PlayStation, but they never made the jump to the SNES. - STAFF - Special Thanks: Daniel Filner, Image Impressions, Doug Jefferys, Dave Larson, Midnight Design The Digital Eclipse Design Team Asteroids, Battlezone, Super Breakout translated by: John Kowalski Centipede, Missile Command, & Tempest translated by: Matt Schneider Sound translated by: John Kowalski Executive Producer: Andrew Ayre Producer: Jeff Vavasour Technical Consultant: Jeff Vavasour - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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Arcade's Greatest Hits - The Atari Collection 1 (c) 1997 Midway Home Ent. This compilation brought six classic Atari arcade titles to the 16-bit console: Asteroids, Battlezone, Centipede, Missile Command, Super Breakout, and Tempest. Description from the Back cover: Blast your way through an asteroid field and destroy enemy ships in Asteroids! Super Breakout tests your eye-hand coordination as you break through walls one brick at a time! Enjoy the non-stop action of a never-ending stream of attacking insect infestation in the classic arcade hit, Centipede! In Tempest, you'll use unlimited firepower to shoot and destroy your enemies in a large geometric battlefield! Missile Command lets you rescue humanity from a nuclear holocaust as enemy missiles, bombers and satellites rain warheads on populated cities and missile bases! It's all-out war as you destroy enemy tanks, guided missiles and alien spacecraft in Battlezone! - TECHNICAL - GAME ID: SNS-AW7E-USA - TRIVIA - Arcade's Greatest Hits - The Atari Collection 1 for Super NES was released in August 1997 in North America. A Symbolic Finale: This title holds a significant place in gaming history as Midway’s final release for any 16-bit console. Coming out in late 1997, it represents the very end of the SNES commercial lifecycle. The "Volume 1" Mystery: While the title implies a series, this was the only "Atari Collection" released for the SNES. Subsequent "Volume 2" collections (featuring games like Marble Madness and Paperboy) were released on other platforms like the PlayStation, but they never made the jump to the SNES. - STAFF - Special Thanks: Daniel Filner, Image Impressions, Doug Jefferys, Dave Larson, Midnight Design The Digital Eclipse Design Team Asteroids, Battlezone, Super Breakout translated by: John Kowalski Centipede, Missile Command, & Tempest translated by: Matt Schneider Sound translated by: John Kowalski Executive Producer: Andrew Ayre Producer: Jeff Vavasour Technical Consultant: Jeff Vavasour - SOURCES - ROM dump (MAME).
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