Well, I probably wouldn't have any Atari VCS (that's still how I think of it) games if not for my wife. Although she's not into classic gaming at all :-( her parents still had their old Sears Tele-Games system in the basement. :-) For the interested, it's a 6-switch version. So, a few years ago, I liberated from its lonely, spider-infested existence. They didn't have many games, but they were almost all boxed and complete, and in beautiful shape - a rarity for Atari games.

This is just my Atari VCS page. It is not anything like the Intellivision part of INTV Funhouse. It's just my Atari stuff. Really.

Even though I was an Intellivision bigot in my youth (well, I guess I still am :-), I did play a lot of Atari back in the dark times, before Intellivision. My cousin, as well as one of my best friends, both had the Atari VCS (as it was known back then), and we spent many late nights playing games. And, after all, if it weren't for the success of the VCS, there would have been no Intellivision.

So, what I'm showing here is my extremely small Atari VCS collection. I mainly have games that I liked to play, or ones that are impossible not to have. I absolutely refuse, and cannot afford to get into, seriously collect Atari. There is simply too much stuff.

So I lied. (Just a little.)

I would like to have all the M-Network games by Mattel, all the Imagic games, and many of the Activision titles. Activision released quite a few, some quite rare, so I'm more flexible on those. My cousin had virtually everything at one point (it seemed), but I haven't hit him up for stuff yet. He also had a pretty complete Colecovision collection (with the Atari adapter, Turbo expansion, and Adam). Probably long gone...

Of course, there's also the System Changer for the Intellivision, which is another reason to get Atari games (albeit a weak one). Of course, there were actually quite a few extremely fun-to-play games for the Atari, too.

So, without further ado, here are the links to my small Atari collection. I'm not going to bother with rarity, etc. as nothing I have is really worth much - as far as I know. Since most of my stuff is complete, I therefore would like future additions to be complete games, too.

Title		Item No.	Manual	Vendor	Rarity	Notes
	Barnstorming	AX-013	Yes	Activision	C2
	Beamrider	AZ-037	Yes	Activision	R1	Still new; also have loose copy
	Boxing	AG-002	Yes	Activision	C2	This game is a lot of fun!
	Bridge	AX-006	Yes	Activision	U3	Have not learned to play bridge yet.
	Checkers	AG-003	Yes	Activision	U3	One of the earlier offerings
	Chopper Command	AX-015	Yes	Activision	C2	This copy still unopened; earned the patch back in the day, and still have it!
	Commando	AK-043	Yes	Activision	U2	Haven't cracked this open yet
	Dragster	AG-001	Yes	Activision	C2	The first Activision game?
	Enduro	AX-026	Yes	Activision	C2	Activision's answer to Pole Position
	Fishing Derby	AG-004	Yes	Activision	C1	This one's a little bit scruffy, but complete
	Freeway	AG-009	Yes	Activision	C2	Nice game. I really wish you could move horizontally, though.
	Grand Prix	AX-014	Yes	Activision	C2	Another racing game
	Ice Hockey	AX-012	Yes	Activision	C2	Another fun, simple game
	Keystone Kapers	AX-025	Yes	Activision	C2	Opened, but shrinkwrap still around all but top flap of the box
	Laser Blast	AG-008	Yes	Activision	C2	I remember when this first came out... We thought it was incredible! Not! - it's a bit repetitive, but still addictive. Have the patch!
	Megamania	AX-017	Yes	Activision	C2	Nice shooter. Have an unopened copy.
	Oink!	AX-023	Yes	Activision	C1	Box and manual are virtually perfect! Classic "actiplaque" on the label.
	Pitfall II: Lost Caverns	AB-035	Yes	Activision	U1	Many say that this is the best Activision game for the Atari 2600. It is pretty good. Has its own custom sound chip!
	Pitfall!	AX-018	Yes	Activision	C2	THE Activision classic. If not for Pitfall Harry, Activision might not be here today! Intellivision port is lame.
	Plaque Attack	AX-027	Yes	Activision	C1	Box and cart could stand an upgrade
	River Raid	AX-020	Yes	Activision	C2	Decent game. Intellivision port is awesome.
	Robot Tank	AZ-028	Yes	Activision	C1	Battlezone?
	Seaquest	AX-022	Yes	Activision	C2
	Skiing	AG-005	Yes	Activision	C1	Always was impressed by how smoothly this scrolls; enjoyable
	Sky Jinks	AG-019	Yes	Activision	C2	Activision liked their flying games
	Space Shuttle	AZ-033	Yes	Activision	C1	Have all the parts - including the overlay!
	Spider Fighter	AX-021	Yes	Activision	C2
	Stampede	AG-011	Yes	Activision	C2	OK game. Intellivsion port is lame (i.e. no better).
	Starmaster	AX-016	Yes	Activision	C2	Includes the beginner and advanced instructions
	Tennis	AG-007	Yes	Activision	C2	This one plays nicely and can be fun
	The Activision Decathlon	AZ-030	Yes	Activision	C2	Apparently it looked rather ... odd ... at the CES when people were playing this game at the show
	Adventure	CX 2613	Yes	Atari	C2	This is the picture label version; friend of mine and I found the Easter Egg in this game all by ourselves way back in the day!
	Asteroids	CX 2649	Yes	Atari	C2	Actually not too bad of a game, all things considered; my parents still have the actual arcade upright, but a number of years ago it started having problems with the display
	Berzerk	CX 2650	Yes	Atari	C2	Have U.S. version (with comic book) and the international, red box version (no comic book); good adaptation of arcade game
	Bowling	CX 2628	Yes	Atari	C2	CIB version is picture label; also have loose text label version; gotta love the dance when you get a strike
	Breakout	CX 2622	Yes	Atari	C2	Another classic; this one is beautifully colored in with red ink curly-cues
	Centipede	CX 2676	Yes	Atari	C2	Box and comic in great condition; hologram sticker on top flap; silver label; manual is a bit wrinkled
	Combat	CX 2601	Yes	Atari	C3	Text label; awesome condition; the original pack-in game?
	Crossbow	CX26139	Yes	Atari	C2	Is this one of the first "Escort Mission" games?
	Defender	CX 2609	Yes	Atari	C2	Not too bad a translation; includes comic book
	Dig Dug	2677	Yes	Atari	C2	Nice port; silver label
	E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial	2674	Yes	Atari	C3	It's infamous!
	Galaxian	CX 2684	Yes	Atari	C2	Missing the comic book
	Home Run	CX 2623	Yes	Atari	C2	Text label; ugh! Mattel ruthlessly belittled this game by comparing it with Major League Baseball in the old George Plimpton ads
	Joust	CX 2691	Yes	Atari	C2	Suprisingly good adaptation; box is caved on back side; hologram sticker on top flap; silver label
	Jr. Pac-Man	CX26123	Yes	Atari	C2	Nicely done Pac-Man game with scrolling mazes; well-regarded in the Atari community
	Mario Bros.	CX 2697	Yes	Atari	U2	Very good condition; silver label
	Maze Craze	CX 2635	Yes	Atari	C2	Picture label; top flap torn
	Midnight Magic	CX26129	Yes	Atari	U3	Seems like a fun pinball game, though that's a soft spot for me
	Missile Command	CX 2638	Yes	Atari	C2	Not too bad an adaptation of the arcade game; a friend of mine and I found the "RF" easter egg by accident one day - don't remember how to get it now
	Moon Patrol	CX 2692	Yes	Atari	U2	Great condition; hologram sticker on top flap; silver label
	Ms. Pac-Man	CX 2675	Yes	Atari	C2	Box doesn't have CX on it, but sticking with convention for part number; overall great condition, but top flap torn; hologram sticker on top flap; silver label
	Night Driver	CX 2633	Yes	Atari	C2	3-D! For some reason, I always liked this game
	Pac-Man	CX 2646	Yes	Atari	C2	Ugh.
	Phoenix	CX 2673	Yes	Atari	C2	Great condition; hologram sticker on top flap; silver label; contains comic book issue 4
	Pole Position	CX 2694	Yes	Atari	U2	Less common POLE POSITN error label; has multi-lingual manual
	Raiders of the Lost Ark	CX 2659	Yes	Atari	C2	Complete (I opened a new copy) - had to get it as part of my Indiana Jones software collection; great condition; hologram sticker on top flap; silver label
	RealSports Boxing	CX 26135	Yes	Atari	C2	Complete (crumpled but shrinkwrapped)
	Space Invaders	CX 2632	Yes	Atari	C2	Another classic; people bought the Atari VCS just for this game; picture label version
	Space War	CX 2604	Yes	Atari	C2	Picture label; excellent condition
	Sprintmaster	CX26155	Yes	Atari	U2	Interesting racing game; vaguely reminds me of Intellivision Motocross and the later Stadium Mud Buggies release
	Star Raiders	CX 2660-1	Yes	Atari	C2	Complete with comic book and controller; I remember really being impressed with the Atari 400 / 800 version (which was the original, I think) because you got to shoot TIE fighters
	Super Breakout	CX 2608	Yes	Atari	C2	Picture label; superb condition
	Superman		Yes	Atari	C2	Picture label; great shape
	Vanguard	2669	Yes	Atari	C2	Adaptation of the arcade classic by Centuri, Inc.
	Video Pinball	CX 2648	Yes	Atari	C3	Picture label, with lower case end label; top flap on box torn; back of box has huge white box with warranty text
	Warlords	CX 2610	Yes	Atari	C2	The classic! Picture label; played 4-player quite a lot in college - it's a blast
	Yars' Revenge	CX 2655	Yes	Atari	C2	One of the most commonly misspelled Atari game titles - it is NOT Yar's Revenge; haven't opened this one yet
	Omega Race	4L-2737	Yes	CBS Electronics	U2	Also have the special controller this game uses
	Solar Fox	80020	Yes	CBS Electronics	U2
	Carnival	2468	Yes	Coleco	C2	Box seems to be a later variation, with the banner reading ATARI 2600 VCS rather than simply ATARI
	Donkey Kong	2451	Yes	Coleco	C3	Pretty good shape for a Coleco box
	Donkey Kong Junior	2653	Yes	Coleco	U3	OK shape for a Coleco box
	Mouse Trap	2459	Yes	Coleco	C2	Cracked open Jan. 12, 2014, but have not yet played this copy, box slightly crunched along vertical edge
	Venture	2457	Yes	Coleco	C2
	Zaxxon	2454	Yes	Coleco	C1	Actually very nice shape for a Coleco box - no wrinkling
	Atlantis	IA 3203	Yes	Imagic	C2	Night scene box and label
	Cosmic Ark	IA 3204	Yes	Imagic	C2	Those aliens are so ... little and ... cute!
	Demon Attack	IA 3200	Yes	Imagic	C2	Have text and picture label versions, and a shrinkwrapped black-box 2600/7800 ID-006-02 version, which is kinda rare (5) according to Atari Age
	Dragonfire	IA 3611	Yes	Imagic	C2
	Fathom	03205	Yes	Imagic	U2	Nice copy; gameplay seems same as Intellivision, but haven't done thorough analysis
	Fire Fighter	IA 3400	Yes	Imagic	U3	Picture label
	Laser Gates	03208	Yes	Imagic	R3	Says 'For Atari 2600' on the spine; different numbering scheme
	Moonsweeper	03207	Yes	Imagic	U2	Different part numbering scheme and red spine on box
	No Escape!	IA 3312	Yes	Imagic	U2
	Quick Step	03211	Yes	Imagic	U1	Beautiful copy! Even has Electronic Games Magazine 44% subscription discount exclusively for Imagic customers!
	Riddle of the Sphinx	IA 3600	Yes	Imagic	C2	Picture label
	Shootin' Gallery	IA 3410	Yes	Imagic	R3	Picture label; Mattel would not be outdone, making Sharp Shot for four–year–olds and up, while Imagic targeted those grizzled nine–year–olds and under (though did that unintentionally limit the audience?)
	Solar Storm	03206	Yes	Imagic	U2	Special thanks to Rick for the help completing this one!
	Star Voyager	IA 3201	Yes	Imagic	C2	Picture label
	Trick Shot	IA 3000	Yes	Imagic	U3	Text label
	Adventures of Tron	4317	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C1	Unique Tron-based game for the VCS - Intellivision port never happened–until IntelligentVision made it happen
	Air Raiders	5861	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C1	Not a port of any Intellivision game, but very similar to B-17 Bomber in many respects
	Armor Ambush	5661	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C1	Port of Intellivision's Armor Battle
	Astroblast	5666	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C2	Port of Intellivision's Astrosmash; ability to use the paddle controllers was a great plus
	Bump 'n' Jump	7045	Yes	Mattel Electronics	U2	Port of Intellivision's Bump 'n' Jump; surprisingly well done! Great shape!
	BurgerTime	4518	Yes	Mattel Electronics	U2	Port of Intellivision's BurgerTime; this one is still shrinkwrapped; also have a loose copy
	Dark Cavern	5667	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C2	Port of Intellivision's Night Stalker, but with more garish colors
	Frogs and Flies	5664	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C2	Port of Intellivision's Frog Bog; background graphics are kind of bad
	International Soccer	5687	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C2	Port of Intellivision's NASL Soccer; haven't compared with RealSports Soccer;
	Kool-Aid Man	4648	Yes	Mattel Electronics	U3	Not a port of the Intellivision Kool-Aid Man, but a parallel implementation with different gameplay - better than the Intellivision version!
	Lock 'n' Chase	5663	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C2	Port of Intellivision's Lock 'N' Chase; very smooth animation and nice colors
	Masters of the Universe: The Power of He-Man	4319	Yes	Mattel Electronics	U2	Nice port of Intellivision version; IMHO, has a cooler title screen than the Intellivision version; good music (for the VCS); Wind Rider sequence seems way harder than the Inty version; NOTE: Manual scan is stale
	Space Attack	5659	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C2	Port of Intellivision's Space Battle
	Star Strike	4313	Yes	Mattel Electronics	R3	Port of Intellivision's Star Strike; actually has a new gameplay element - a rogue asteroid or some such!
	Super Challenge Baseball	5665	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C2	Port of Intellivision's Major League Baseball; haven't compared with RealSports Baseball
	Super Challenge Football	5658	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C1	Port of Intellivision's NFL Football; haven't compared with RealSports Football
	Tron Deadly Discs	5662	Yes	Mattel Electronics	C1	Port of the Intellivision game of the same name
	Tron Special Pack	4609	Yes	Mattel Electronics	U1	Special Pack contains both Adventures of Tron and Tron Deadly Discs along with a custom Joystick
	Frogger	5300	Yes	Parker Brothers	C1	Decent port; box is the original lid-style
	Popeye	5370	Yes	Parker Brothers	C2	Box opens on top; includes catalog, and for a change, the manual is NOT cut on the corner for a rebate! Used game card here.
	Q*bert	5360	Yes	Parker Brothers	C2
	Spider-Man	5900	Yes	Parker Brothers	C1	Box is in awesome shape, as is the rest of the game
	Star Wars: Jedi Arena	5000	Yes	Parker Brothers	C3
	Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - Death Star Battle	5060	Yes	Parker Brothers	C1
	Star Wars: The Arcade Game	5540	Yes	Parker Brothers	R3	Pristine! Actually pretty well-done! Best of the Parker Star Wars games.
	Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back	5050	Yes	Parker Brothers	C3	Intellivision port is no better than this version
	Super Cobra	5320	Yes	Parker Brothers	C1	Very nice shape, but manual has proof of purchase clipped (so many do!); box has silver sticker on back covering up what is likely " or 2 players"
	Tutankham	5340	Yes	Parker Brothers	C1	Box in nice shape, opens on top
	Tank-Plus	99801	Yes	Sears	C2
	Target Fun	99802	Yes	Sears	C2	Gatefold box!
	Congo Bongo	006-01	Yes	Sega	U2	Pretty good shape; gameplay is meh, as it seems to be on Intellivision and Colecovision
	Adventures on GX-12	4317	Yes	Telegames	U3	This is the Telegames reissue of the M-Network version of Adventures of Tron, using an interesting amalgamation of the late style M-Network box design, the traditional Intellivision artwork border, and a magnified view of the original artwork; this copy is unopend
	Swordfight		Yes	Intellivision Productions	HB	At CGE 2000, Intellivision Productions released this game under their Retrotopia imprint. More info here, though you may need to scroll down a ways.
	Space Armada		No	Hacks	HB	Space Invaders hack by neotokeo2001 to make the game look like its Intellivision namesake. Info here.
	Gorf	80010	Yes	CBS Video Games	U2
	Wizard of Wor	80000	Yes	CBS Video Games	U2