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Really, really old retro forgotten games
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Pitfall was awesome.
There was a remake around 2000ish too from memory
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There was Pitfall Mayan Adventures around 95. My family bought an IBM Aptiva in 95 and Pitfall came with it.
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I had either a demo or the full version for this remake of it. I sucked at it but I remember thinking at the time how amazing it looked.Pitfall was awesome.
There was a remake around 2000ish too from memory
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The original game was also buried within that game!!
I didn't have Pitfall on Atari, but on Commodore 64. Funny thing is I just played it without knowing the objective, found the swinging mechanic fun and jumping on the crocodile heads.
I could have sworn that the original was also released at the arcade ? I remember playing it on a top down/sit down arcade cabinet many moons ago.
I didn't have Pitfall on Atari, but on Commodore 64. Funny thing is I just played it without knowing the objective, found the swinging mechanic fun and jumping on the crocodile heads.
I could have sworn that the original was also released at the arcade ? I remember playing it on a top down/sit down arcade cabinet many moons ago.
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All my mates had Atari 2600’s. But my parents decided to get me an Intellevision much to my disgust. In the end it boasted better graphics and I even had a speech module you plugged in so there was actual voices in some games!!! All my 2600 owning friends were soon crowding around my TV .
I’ve never heard of a Pitfall arcade machine, but who knows?
Maybe it was a bootleg cabinet?
Might have been a knock off game (using Galaxian as an example but that was inspired by Space invaders lol)
