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The video game take on the classic Tic-Tac-Toe. Played on four 4x4 grids. In order to win, the player must place 4 in a row either vertically, horizontally, or diagonally.

32 games all held in 1 cartridge. Games included in this cart include UFO, Flag Capture, Human Cannonball, Reversi, Checkers, Slot Racers, Blackjack, Fishing, Freeway Rabbit, Spacewar, Fun with Numbers, Golf, 3D Tic-Tac-Toe, Surround, Miniature Golf, Boxing, Football, Air-Sea Battle, Freeway Chicken, Tennis, Skiing, Fishing Derby, Sky Diver, Bowling, Combat, Stampede, Laser Blast, Outlaw, Slot Machine, Basketball, Home Run, and Ant Party.

Based on the 80's television series, The A-Team. The game was originally created as "Saboteur", but the graphics were changed to include The A-Team characters.

A classic! Considered to be the first action-adventure video game. Playing as the knight (or square depending on how you look at it), the player must quest to return the enchanted chalice to the gold castle by navigating through multiple mazes, all of the while, the 3 dragons are hunting the player. Adventure is also notable for containing the first video game Easter Egg. Can you find it?

In Air Raid, the player must defend the city from an UFO invasion. Considered to be one of the rarest 2600 games due to limited release, originals have been reportedly sold on E-Bay for thousands of dollars.

One of the 9 original launch titles for the Atari 2600, Air Sea Battle features 6 different game types in which the player must destroy all of the targets. The game types featured are Anti-Aircraft, Torpedo, Shooting Gallery, Polaris, Bomber, and Polaris vs. Bomber.

Based on the movie, "Alien". Alien is a Pac-Man clone in which the player must collect the points pellets while avoiding multiple aliens.

Playing as an alien, you must collect the missing pieces to your spaceship so you can return to your home planet. Beware of the enemies that attempt to trap you.

Based on a 1959 B-monster movie of the same name, although the similarites end there. The player must traverse a moving maze while shooting alligators.

An icon from the Golden Age of Video Games and Atari's best selling game of all-time. In Asteroids, the player must navigate an asteroid field by dodging or destroying asteroids and alien spacecraft.

A mix between Asteroids and Space Invaders. The player must control a laser cannon and protect the planet's surface from falling asteroids.

A fixed shooter, Atlantis has the player controlling the defenses of the city of Atlantis against an alien invasion by using 3 laser cannons. Atlantis becomes lost for a reason...the game only ends when the entire city is destroyed.

Literally Atlantis 2.0, this is the harder, faster, lower scoring version of Atlantis, the game was designed to be used as the tie-breaker in the "Defend Atlantis" promotional campaign.

WARNING!!! Graphic Content.
An example of "erotic gaming" developed by Mystique, Bachelor Party is simplified version of Breakout in which the ball is a nude man and the bricks are nude women. Minor graphical changes to the "man" can be seen after "scoring". The game is played horizontally instead of vertically.

WARNING!!! Graphic Content
Identical to the game "Bachelor Party", only the sprites are reversed. This time, the ball is represented by a female and the bricks are represented by males.

Atari version of the boardgame, Backgammon

A maze video game similar to Pac-Man. The player controls the getaway car and must navigate the city in order to rob banks. Each time the player robs a bank, another police car appears to attempt to capture the player. The player can destroy police cars with dynamite, however, the player will lose a life by hitting a police car, hitting dynamite, or running out of gas.

The player must control a biplane through 1 of 4 obstacle courses consisting of barns, windmills, weather vanes, and geese. Only the 4th course has a random layout. Upon its original release, if the player completed the courses in a set time, they could submit a screenshot to Activision to receive a "Flying Aces" patch.

Atari's version of the sport of basketball. The game consists of one on one. The player to score the most in four minutes wins.

The Atari 2600 version of Battlezone is a tank simulator that uses colored raster graphics, as opposed to vector graphics of the arcade version. The player earns points by destroying enemy tanks, supertanks, UFO's, and guided missiles. A version of Battlezone was designed for use by the US Army to be used as a training device for the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, however only two were thought to exist, one was lost, the other is held in a private collection after the current owner found the game in a dumpster.

WARNING!!! Graphic Content
Another game in the collection of "erotic games" created by developer Mystique, Beat Em and Eat Em is referenced as one of the worst video game ever made. Further description is not needed, play at your own risk.

In Berzerk, the player attempts to navigate through mazes while destroying robots, avoiding electrified walls, and avoiding Evil Otto, the player's arch enemy. There are 64000 mazes programmed into this game.

In Big Bird's Egg Catch, the player assumes control of Sesame Street's Big Bird as he attempts to save eggs laid by chickens.