awww, yeah. the memories of this game.i never died once since i first played this game at my grandparents lake lot. damn,i was cute as hell back then too. Son of a bitch!!
I remember hacking into this game with my b slot monkey wrench, hacking the player-missle code to eliminate any possibility of crashing my ship and winning! Ahh the memories :)
My first hack--once you had it loaded you could mess around with the data in RAM and generate different terrain. I had laboriously compiled cheat sheets for what hex codes produced what :-)
fuck this makes me cry i remember my mum buying the cassette for the 800xl loved that computer many memories of my parents now passed away. loved the atari even when i bought my c64c i still held a place in my heart for this wonderful 8 bit home computer
Man, brings back memories. I used to write games on my Atari 400 in the early 80's. If I remember right, a teenager named Greg Christensen wrote Caverns of Mars and won the grand prize in the Atari Program Exchange.
awww, yeah. the memories of this game.i never died once since i first played this game at my grandparents lake lot. damn,i was cute as hell back then too. Son of a bitch!!
visiondevil21 3 months ago
I remember hacking into this game with my b slot monkey wrench, hacking the player-missle code to eliminate any possibility of crashing my ship and winning! Ahh the memories :)
bostbrewer 4 months ago
My first hack--once you had it loaded you could mess around with the data in RAM and generate different terrain. I had laboriously compiled cheat sheets for what hex codes produced what :-)
RogerKrueger 5 months ago
I remember this game. It was awesome.
taurran 6 months ago
fuck this makes me cry i remember my mum buying the cassette for the 800xl loved that computer many memories of my parents now passed away. loved the atari even when i bought my c64c i still held a place in my heart for this wonderful 8 bit home computer
toihapeta28 7 months ago
I've never seen this version before.
MrTronbit 8 months ago
Man, brings back memories. I used to write games on my Atari 400 in the early 80's. If I remember right, a teenager named Greg Christensen wrote Caverns of Mars and won the grand prize in the Atari Program Exchange.
bmanjacob 1 year ago
Oh nostalgia! I think this was the very first game we've ever had. Thanks for uploading!
igorbsc 1 year ago
Ahh good old Atari Program Exchange stuff.
richardhutnik 1 year ago
I could never make it out either, lol.
Good retro vid!
theknowbody 1 year ago