The Games of CGE (and where to get them)

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Good thing I kept this info. We crashed yesterday and lost this thread.

Here is a list of the games that were launched at this year’s Classic Gaming Expo, quite a collection of games that were never released back in the day and “homebrew” titles designed recently.

AtariAge (http://www.atariage.com/store):
· Haunted House II 3D (designed by John Swiderski, for Atari 5200)
· Berzerk Voice Enhanced (enhanced version by Mike Mika, for Atari 2600)
· Realsports Basketball (published by Retrodesign, for Atari 2600)
· Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (published by Retrodesign, for Atari 2600)
· Thrust Plus: Special Edition (designed by Thomas Jentzsch, for Atari 2600)

Ronen Habot (http://members.bellatlantic.net/vze2...ml/MyGames.htm)
· Castle Blast (designed by Ronen Habot, for Atari 5200)

Simon Quernhorst (http:// www.quernhorst.de/atari)
· Mental Kombat (designed by Simon Quernhorst, for Atari 2600)

CGE Services (http://www.cgexpo.com/merch.html)
· Crack'ed (published by CGE, for Atari 2600)
· CubeQuest (published by CGE, for Vectrex)
· Pick-Up (published by CGE, for Atari 2600)
· Save the Whales (published by CGE, for Atari 2600)

GoodDealGames (http://www.gooddealgames.com/Publishing.html)
· Vec Sports Boxing (GDG) – Vectrex

OlderGames (http://www.oldergames.com/site/site/store/index.html)
· Go Special Edition (published by OlderGames, for CD-i)
· Jack Sprite vs. Crimson Ghost (published by OlderGames, for CD-i)
· Plunderball (published by OlderGames, for CD-i)
· Space Ranger (published by OlderGames, for CD-i)

Atari2600.com (http://www.atari2600.com)
· Holey Moley (published by Atari2600.com, for Atari 2600)

Hozer Video (http://www.hozervideo.com)
· Marble Craze (designed by Paul Slocumb for Atari 2600)
· Mr. Roboto (enhanced version of “Berzerk” by Paul Slocumb, for Atari 2600)
· Space Treat (designed by Fabrizio Zavagli, for Atari 2600)

Mark De Smet (http://www.upl.cs.wisc.edu/~de-smet/projects.html)
· VeCaves/Spike's Spree (designed by Mark De Smet, for Vectrex)

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That's Slocum, not Slocumb, for the record.