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dtm-artist - 16/03/2024
Loved Q*Bert to pieces, one of my favorite Parker Bros videogames on the Atari 8-bit.
Punkydudester - 20/12/2014
This is one of my all time favorite games. Simply amazing.
Flypaper - 15/08/2007
Q*bert has always been a delight to play. It's one of those unique games that successfully combines two or more genres. In this case, the puzzle, platform and action genres. So it's translation from Parker Brothers was applauded by the Atari commutiy. Yet it's another one of those ports that leaves a little to be desired. Like Pac-Man, it's characters like eyes or shading, and consequently personality. And to my reccolection, the arcade Q*bert was the first videogame character to swear. Unfortunately, that funny interlude is missing too. :( But Q*bert is still welcome on any system, including the Atari 8-bit. By all means, hop onboard!

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Q*bert atari screenshot
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Information

GenreArcade - Q*bertYear1983
LanguageMachine LanguagePublisherParker Brothers
ControlsJoystickDeveloper
Players1, 2 (alt.)CountryUSA
Programmer(s)

Small, Daniel

LicenseCommercial
Graphic Artist(s)Medium Cartridge
SoundRarity
Cover Artist(s)Serial1120
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Parker Brothers Canada, Parker Brothers International.

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Q*bert.

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Book / Magazine Reviews

 Electronic Games · May, 1984


The Atari computer translation of Q*bert is certainly no disappointment, in either graphics or play-mechanic. All the elements that made the coin-op a supersmash are packed into the cartridge-with the exception, of course, of the sharp ''click" that accompanies each fall off the pyramid cube and the muttered curses that spew when the cube-climber errs.
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