Ghostbusters on the Atari 2600 by Activision
Ghostbusters is a licensed game by Activision based on the movie of the same name.
It was designed by David Crane and released for several home computer platforms in 1984, and later for video game console systems, including the Atari 2600, Master System and Nintendo Entertainment System. The primary target was the Commodore 64 and the programmer for the initial version of the game was Adam Bellin. All versions of the game were released in the USA except for the Amstrad CPC and ZX Spectrum versions, which were released only in Europe, and the MSX version, which was released only in Europe, South America, and Japan.
Recent Atari Game Additions
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Pitfall!
D : Activision
P: Activision
G: Platform
R: August 20, 1982
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Piraten Schiff
D : Quelle / Spectravideo
P: Quelle / Spectravideo
G: Shoot'em Up! - Horizontal Scrolling
R: 1983
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Pinball
D : Zellers
P: Zellers
G: Arcade - Miscellaneous
R: 1982
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Pigs in Space
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Shoot 'em up
R: 1983
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Piece o’ Cake
D : Patrick King
P: U.S. Games Corporation / Vidtec
G: Arcade - Miscellaneous
R: 1982
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Picnic
D : Tom Sloper, Jeff Corsiglia, David Johnson
P: U.S. Games Corporation / Vidtec
G: Arcade - Catch'em!
R: 1982
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Pick Up
D : Mark Klein
P: 20th Century Fox / Fox Video Games
G: Arcade - Miscellaneous
R: 1983
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Phoenix
D : Mike Feinstein, John Mracek
P: Amstar Electronics
G: Shooter
R: 1980
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Philly Flasher
D : PlayAround
P: Mystique.
G: Adult
R: 1982
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Phaser Patrol
D : Starpath
P: Starpath, Arcadia Systems
G: Action game
R: 1982
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Phantom Tank
D : Bit Corp.
P: Bit Corp.
G: Action
R: 1983
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Pete Rose Baseball
D : Absolute Entertainment
P: Absolute Entertainment
G: Sports
R: 1988
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Pepsi Invaders
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Coca-Cola
G: Fixed shooter
R: 1983
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Pengo
D : Coreland
P: Sega
G: Maze
R: September 26, 1982
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Pelé's Soccer
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Sports
R: 1981
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Peek-A-Boo
D : Atari (USA)
P: Atari (USA)
G: Education - Miscellaneous
R: 1984
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Party Mix
D : Starpath
P: Starpath
G: Party
R: 1983
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Parachute
D : Home Vision/VDI
P: Gem International Corporation
G: Action
R: 1983
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Panda Chase
D : Home Vision / Gem International Corporation
P: Home Vision / Gem International Corporation
G: Arcade - Platformer
R: 1983
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Pac-Man
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Maze
R: March 16, 1982
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Pac-Kong
D : Funvision
P: Quelle
G: Action, Platform
R: 1983
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Outlaw
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Shooter
R: 1978
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Outer Space
D : Sears
P: Sears
G: Shoot'em Up! - 3-D
R: 1978
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Out of Control
D : Jim Jacob / Rebecca Heineman
P: Avalon Hill
G: Arcade - Avoid'em!
R: 1983
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Othello
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Strategy
R: 1980
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Oscar's Trash Race
D : Children's Computer Workshop, Inc.
P: Atari (USA)
G: Racing Video Game
R: 1983
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Omega Race
D : Ron Haliburton
P: CBS Electronics
G: Shoot 'em up
R: 1983
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Oink!
D : Activision
P: Activision
G: Action
R: 1983
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Off the Wall
D : Axlon
P: Atari Corporation
G: Action
R: 1989
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Ocean City Defender
D : Zellers
P: Zellers
G: Shoot'em Up
R: 1983
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Nuts
D : TechnoVision
P: TechnoVision
G: Action, Shooter
R: 1983
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Nova Blast
D : Imagic
P: Imagic
G: Shooter
R: 1983
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No Escape
D : Imagic
P: Imagic, Xänte
G: Action game
R: 1983
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Night Stalker
D : Mattel
P: Telegames
G: Action
R: 1982
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Night Driver
D : Atari, Inc.
P: Atari, Inc.
G: Racing
R: 1980
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Name This Game
D : James Wickstead Design Associates
P: U.S. Games, Carrere Video
G: Action
R: 1982
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Mystic Castle
D : M-Network
P: Mattel
G: Action
R: Never Released
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Mystery Science Theater 2600
D : Tim Snider
P: Hozer
G: shoot 'em up
R: 1999
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My Golf
D : Imagineering Inc
P: HES Interactive
G: Sports
R: 1990
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Ms. Pac-Man
D : General Computer Corporation
P: Midway
G: Action
R: 1981