Atari 2600 - Atari - 1982
Centipede
- Genre
- Shoot'em Up! - Centipede
- Year
- 1982
- Controls
- Joystick
- Publisher
- Atari
- Players
- 1 / Demo
- Country
- Programmer(s)
- Macrae, Douglas B. / Littlefield, Josh
- Medium
- Format
- NTSC
- Rarity
- Dump
- DownloadPlay it!
- Serial
- CX2676
OTHER VERSIONS WITH THE SAME TITLE (24)
- AgeArgentina
- Artkaris SoftwareArgentina
- Atari (Silver)Europe · 1982
- Atari (2800)Japan · 1982
- Atari (Red)Europe · 1982
- Atari (Gray)USA · 1985
- Atari (Gray)USA · 1988
- Atari (Gray)Europe · 1987
- Atari (Gray)Europe · 1988
- Atari (Gray)USA · 1986
- Atari New Zealand / Monaco (Silver)New Zealand · 1982
- Canal 3 / IntellivisionBrazil
- Canal 3 / Intellivision (Tape)Brazil
- ConectivisionBrazil
- DigitelBrazil
- DigivisionBrazil
- DinatronicBrazil
- Edu Games / Edu JuegosArgentina
- GenusBrazil
- Imagic / Imagic International GamesBrazil
- JVPBrazil
- Planetary Headquarters / Hin SengSingapore
- Taiwan - Atari 2600Europe
- Taiwan - OtherEurope
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
Was sold with a Centipede comic book.
The Atari World Centipede Video Game Championship was held in München on September 14, 1983. In the 18-and-under age category it was won by the then 14 year old Stuart Murray from the UK, scoring 323,512 points. In the 18-and-over age category it was won by the then 19 year old Andrew Brzezinski from the UK, scoring 322,044 points. Both won a seven-day, all-expenses paid trip for two to the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
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