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Azurian Attack (1982)
Azurian Attack is a rare example of a fixed screen shooter that allows the player to maneuver in eight directions with the joystick. -
Le Mans (1982)
Le Mans is a top down driving game released as a game cartridge for the Commodore 64, named after the French race. -
Wall Street (1982)
Save falling investors and steal from tanks in this 1982 arcade game from Century Electronics. -
Space Ace (1982)
Space Ace is a first-person space combat game on the Commodore PET by prolific British game developer Mike Singleton. -
Sea Monster (1982)
We're fishing for Nessie with explosives in this 1982 Atari 2600 review video for a bomb-dropping shooter that never saw a US release. -
Hot Shocker (1982)
Hot Shocker is a 1982 arcade game produced by Italian publisher E.G. Felago that's nowhere as lewd as the title makes it out to be. -
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Bonzo (1982)
Bonzo is about as basic a fixed-screen platformer as you can get. -
A Retrogaming Memoir, part 1 – Attract Mode
I started gaming young. Very young. Maybe gaming isn't quite the right word for it, but when I was a little kid - six, seven years old.
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Inca Gold (1982)
Depending on the manual you read, you’re controlling Kong, a Man, or a Little Man – looking quite a bit like Mario in any case.