Atari 7800 Scrapyard Dog

[Robkinggozer]

PS. I also loved Slimeworld and Gates of Zendocon! :)

[Ocea8i53]

@Robkinggozer Oh yeah:)

[Robkinggozer]

@Ocea8i53: the graphics on 7800 look a bit better, also, the scenery and colors look a bit different, but i still recognize most of it. This game is very underrated, I think. It has a lot of gameplay depth and diversity!

[Robkinggozer]

used to be my favorite Lynx game as a kid! 

[Ocea8i53]

@Robkinggozer Never played it on the Lynx. From what you can see from my video, is the game play better than the same playing it on the 7800?

Thanks for posting

[Ocea8i53]

@ShiningWolf1992  I agree with you, right on!

[Ocea8i53]

I put the complete blame on Jack Tramiel

[dstarks80]

This just goes to show that Atari knew how to make good competetive games for the 7800 the whole time. They just chose to screw around and flood this great system with obsolete crap and lose consumer confidence in all their products in the process.

[Ocea8i53]

@dstarks80 , thanks for your posting. I put the complete blam on Jack Tramiel

[guyvf]

looks okay, but the music is grating. love the line about 'only rock stars get money for nothing' :)

[Vitani168980]

this game was also released for the lynx. There are six worlds in the game and multiple stages to each world. It is a very tough game. A let's play of this game is greatly needed.

[Ocea8i53]

Thanks for the post. This game was too late when it came out.

[saturndual32]

Great graphics for the 7800. I wonder why people are always asking if the 7800 could handle a game like Super Mario Bros, this game is proof enough that it can.

[Ocea8i53]

if your talking about the worlds, I can't get past the sewer stage. Any help on that would be great!

[hughesceh12]

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