Futurama for the Atari 2600. No, really.

Rather than explain anything or describe the gameplay, I'll just put up this link:

www.geocities.com/gameagain_2000/ccag.html

Hope there are some retro video game collectors on here....

now, if he did a hack of "Custards Last Stand" somehow for the 2600, I would fork over $30 for that. :-)

Stephen

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Stephen wrote:

Was that the same basic game as Custer's Revenge? It was a game for Atari 2600.

I believe the two are the same game... Premise was to avoid being hit by lightning while having sex with some Native American chick. Think it originally appeared on the 2600 but I could be wrong.

Stephen

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Stephen wrote:

There is a reference to it in the January 2002 issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly. It made their list of the 20 worst video games of all time. Want to hear more about what they said about it?

Basic Information: System: Atari 2600. Company that made the game: Mystique.

I played it on emulator and it has absolutely no replay value. I mean, I guess it is funny to show to guests or whatever, but it is not like someone could ever actually enjoy playing it for more than 5 minutes. I would agree that lame video games that also exploit Native Americans should probably rank toward the bottom of the barrel for even 2600 games (there were several bad games released for that system).

I just thought it would be kinda funny to have bender romping around like the late Mr. Custard. :-)

Stephen

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