Help me ID this 2600 game...

[Arqueologia_Digital]

I have some screenshots from this cart without label, and i don´t know the game...please help me identfying it...





I think is Defender...but i´m not sure...maybe is a pirate one...help me please!!!

Thanks in advance,

Matías

[sisko]

No idea, but its definitely not Defender =)

[Arqueologia_Digital]

Well...so...WHAT´S THE GAME!!???!!...holy shit, i hate when i couldn´t identify a game...

[Queen Of The Felines]

Closest thing in the screen shots gallery is Mission 3000.

Kristine

[Arqueologia_Digital]

No more answers???, c´mon!!!, where are the 2600 experts???!!!

[NE146]

where are the 2600 experts???!!!

http://www.atariage.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=16

[digitalpress]

No more answers???, c´mon!!!, where are the 2600 experts???!!!

SLEEPING?

Anyway, QOF answered your question. It's Mission 3000.

http://www.digitpress.com/DP/cmf/game.cmf?gameid=137871

[rbudrick]

No, no, no. It's Defender.

Just playing with ya, A.D.

-Rob

[Arqueologia_Digital]

No, no, no. It's Defender.

Just playing with ya, A.D.

-Rob

I know, i know...

Thanks for helping me people!!!...and sorry for my impatience attacks!!!...

Matías

[Flack]

Sorry to take this off topic, but QoF ... I'm really starting to question your loyalty and participation level here at Digital Press. A 55 minute response time for a user's request to identify an unknown game in the middle of the night is simply an unacceptable length of time to wait. Chop chop, Miss Feline, let's get those response times UP! And, as for the rest of you, taking a break for a little shut eye after midnight ... tsk tsk, for shame.

In the future I would like to see a tier system implemented, possibly one with people's phone numbers listed. That way if someone posts an emergency such as this (a couple of screen shots of an unknown Atari game) in the middle of the night and no one has come up with the answer in say, 30 minutes, users can begin calling us at home to get the ball rolling. If people do not wish to post their phone numbers, maybe we can have something such as the emergency broadcast system implemented, where if a user's question isn't answered within an hour all of our televisions will begin blaring loud noises loud enough to turn our brains to warm chocolate pudding until the answers have been provided.

But 55 minutes? In the middle of the night? Unacceptable!