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Developer(s)
Digital Eclipse
Publisher(s)
Infogrames
Platform(s)
Dreamcast, PlayStation, PC, Game Boy Advance
Release date(s)
2001
Genre(s)
Classic
Mode(s)
Single player
Rating(s)
ESRB: Everyone
Media
GD-ROM, Cd-rom
Atari Anniversary Edition is a collection of classic Atari coin-op games, and was released in 2001 on the Dreamcast, PlayStation, and PC, and in 2002 on the Game Boy Advance. The Playstation release was on November 27th, 2001 with the title Atari Anniversary Edition Redux, and it has a slightly altered game list.
On the PC, earlier titles were Atari Arcade Hits 1, released in 1999, Atari Arcade Hits 2, released in 2000, and Atari Greatest Hits, also released in 2000. Atari Greatest Hits was basically both volumes of Atari Arcade Hits packaged together as a 2 CD set. In 2001, this set was re-packaged in a single CD under the Atari Anniversary Edition title. These releases make the original Microsoft Arcade obsolete.
The Game Boy Advance version, whose title is Atari Anniversary Advance, marked the debut of classic arcade emulation on the Game Boy Advance. Games
The following games are included in the pack. (For games that appear on the PC, volume number indicates which separate volume of Atari Arcade Hits initially included the game): Asteroids (Volume 1)
Asteroids Deluxe (Volume 2)
Battlezone (Volume 2)
Black Widow (PS1 only)
Centipede (Volume 1)
Crystal Castles (PC and DC only, Volume 2)
Gravitar (Volume 2)
Millipede (PC and DC only, Volume 2)
Missile Command (Volume 1)
Pong (Volume 1)
Space Duel (PS1 only)
Super Breakout (Volume 1)
Tempest (Volume 1)
Warlords (Volume 2) Apart from Atari Anniversary Advance, Tempest includes "Tempest Tubes", an after-market level replacement hack.
Atari Anniversary Advance features all the games from the PC Atari Arcade Hits Volume 1, replacing Pong with Battlezone. It also features a "Trivia Challenge", a collection of questions about Atari and its 1980s video games. External links Atari Anniversary Edition at MobyGames Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Anniversary_Edition"
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