| archbrix said: For me, the biggest problem with the 2600 is that there just weren't that many fun games on the console, even at the time. I never wanted one despite immediately being drawn into video games forever with arcade games like Pac-Man. I could enjoy playing Combat and Space Invaders for an hour or so at my friend's house, but we found ourselves right back in the arcades popping in quarters and being fully engaged by comparison. |
Yeah esp as Atari's sea of shit is what drove Nintendo to create the Seal of Quality, so only licensed games were released for it. 2600 was getting porn games and stuff from Purina Dog Chow, eating up shelf space in stores. In stores, when game stores were not a thing.
Bite my shiny metal cockpit!









