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The Atari 2600 was first released in North America in September 1977 and featured 9 launch titles: Air-Sea Battle, Basic Math, Blackjack, Combat, Indy 500, Star Ship, Street Racer, Surround and Video Olympics. The final licensed Atari 2600 game released in North America was Secret Quest in 1989, and the final licensed game released in Europe was Klax and Acid Drop in 1990 and 1992. Even with their 1980s limited colors and block graphics these games are still entertaining to play today! We have over 500 Atari 2600 games for you to play online for free using our Atari 2600 Javascript Emulator.
This game is mobile device friendly and Iphone compatible. Enjoy!
Instructions and Keyboard Controls towards bottom of page.
Click “Game Reset” or F12 to Start Game
INSTRUCTIONS:
If you grew up in the 80’s you shouldn’t need instructions!! You might find some help at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Atari_2600_games and look up the game you need assistance playing.
CONTROLS:
Click “Game Reset” or F12 to Begin/Restart Game
Arrow Keys – Move
Space bar to fire/action button
MINIATURE GOLF GAME PROGRAM(TM) INSTRUCTIONS Model CX2626 ATARI(R) (W) A Warner Communications Company ATARI, INC., Consumer Division 1195 Borregas Ave., Sunnyvale, CA 94086 (C) 1979 ATARI, INC. C011402-2-6 Use your Joystick Controllers with this Game Program(TM). Be sure the controllers are firmly connected to your Video Computer System(TM). Hold the controller with the red button to your upper left toward the television screen. Use the Left Joystick for one-player games. See Section 3 of your owners manual for further details. Note: To prolong the life and protect the electronic components of your Atari(R) Video Computer System, the console unit should be "off" when inserting or removing a Game Program. HOW TO PLAY Your sense of timing and your perceptiveness in judging distance are about to be fine-tuned! This exciting video game simulates an actual "Miniature Golf" course, complete with moving obstacles. There are nine "holes" in which to hit the ball into the "cup". Each time you hit the ball it is called a "stroke." Although the number of strokes you take to hit the ball into the cup is unlimited, each hole has a designated "par." Par represents the number of strokes you are ideally supposed to take to complete the hole. CONSOLE CONTROLS To select a game depress the game select switch for a one or a two-player game. A 1 will appear in the upper left corner of the screen for a one-player game; a 2 will appear for a two-player game. To begin the game depress the game reset switch. USING THE CONTROLLER Use your Joytick Controller to position the club. Press the red button on the Joystick to release the club and hit the ball. Note: The club actually covers the ball at the beginning of each hole. Your first step therefore is to move the club into a hitting position away from the ball. The farther away you move the club, the longer the ball rolls or travels when hit. To help you position the club more accurately, it moves at a slower speed when travelling at a close distance to the ball. Positioning Your Club * Push the Joystick forward to move the club toward the top of the TV screen. * Pull the Joystick back or toward you to move the club down or toward the bottom of the screen. * Push the Joystick to the left to move the club to the left. * Push the Joystick to the right to move the club to the right. Direction of Travel After being struck, the ball travels along the same line of trajectory already established by the club. Note: You may position the club ANYWHERE on the playfield (regardless of course boundaries), before releasing it to hit the ball. Remember however, that the ball must travel around all boundaries, including moving obstacles. GAME 1 is for one player only. At the beginning of each hole, before the first stroke, the number for that hole is displayed in the upper left corner of the screen. The par for that hole is shown at the upper right corner of the screen. After the first stroke, the player's running score replaces the hole number. A 0 replaces the par until the beginning of the next hole. GAME 2 is for two players. The left player goes first. After the first stroke by each player, the respective scores are displayed at the top of the screen until the hole is completed. These score totals replace the hole number and the par, as in GAME 1. Note: Players must hit the ball into the cup to complete the hole, before the game progresses to the next hole or the next player's turn. SCORING Each time you hit the ball the computer records one stroke against you. Your running score is displayed at the top of the screen. Ideally, your goal is to match or beat the par for each hole. The lower your score the better. The score for the left player is displayed at the top left of the screen; the score for the right player is displayed on the top right of the screen. HANDICAP (Difficulty Switches) The ball travels a much longer distance when the difficulty switch is in the "a" position. (Use the left difficulty switch for one-player games.) Printed in USA Rev. 1 This document typed by gchance@ecst.csuchico.edu.
REQUIRMENTS:
Our Atari 2600 emulator utilizes Javascript to run in your browser. No plugin is required, but a fast modern web browser will enhance the game play.
Emulation on mobile devices will drain your battery quite fast. I recommend playing while device is plugged into charger.
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