Atari VCS / 2600

I'd rather play the 2600 port of Pac-Man than awful clone. Always getting hung up on the walls! This game sucks!

The grade this game receives depends on how you approach it. If you thought you were gonna get something that would be somewhat based on the movie you might be disappointed. But as a Pac-Man clone it might be the best of that genre. At least until Ms. Pacman came out.

Nice graphics and nice controls but a very uninspired game IMO. Having the falling bricks be worth more points than the crabs that are attacking you seems pretty lame to me. In order to get the best possible score you basically just wait to shoot the falling bricks which just seems stupid to me. The only thing saving this game from getting an F IMO is the good controls and nice graphics.

I don't remember ever playing Worm War I when it came out back in the early 80's. I did play some of 20th Century Fox games but I missed this one. The graphics are really simple even by 2600 standards but it's actually a really cool game. When the difficulty switch is set to A the challenge really ramps up.

This is awfully similar to the arcade game under the same name…

Best educational 2600 game for its time, the graphics look like an Intellivision game!

I’ve always wondered why the Copyright screen says “Martinsoft”

Best platformer I can’t deny, it plays just like super Mario! It’s too good!

This games other variants should be commercial because it was commercially released by CCE, the CCE variant should be in white because it was the first ever commercial version.

Yes, the "Fox" video game divisions were subsidiaries of the same Fox company famous for TV and films. To fxs