English - PAG-940-01 - 1981 |
| Most probably the first international edition featuring 8 games (including two announced games: Kaboom! and Freeway) and pictures of all five Activision programmers. |
| Dutch - PAG-940-02 - 1982 |
| International 1982 edition in Dutch featuring 15 games and pictures of all five Activision programmers. |
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English - PAG-940-02 - 1982 |
| International 1982 edition featuring 15 games and pictures of all five Activision programmers. |
| Answer Software Corporation |
| First (and only?) catalog from Answer Software, featuring the Personal Game Programming System (PGP-1) and their first game Malagai. |
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| Featuring six games: Space Cavern, Lochjaw (which later became Shark Attack), Spacechase, Skeet Shoot, Lost Luggage and Racquetball. |
| | Featuring the same six titles as the 1981 edition, only Lochjaw is now called Shark Attack. |
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| Apollo's first catalog featuring only two games: Skeet Shoot and Spacechase. |
| | This catalog was printed before Arcadia changed its name to Starpath. It features five games, including Excalibur (released as Dragonstomper). Previews of unreleased games include Frantic, Jungle Raid, Clone Attack and Last Line of Defense. The announced Labyrinth was released as Escape from the Mindmaster. |
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| Ariola catalog featuring 3 CommaVid games and announcing 3 new titles for Spring 1983, including the extremely rare Rush Hour. |
| | No less than 55 titles are presented on this poster. Notice the mentioning of Frog Pond (which was never released) and Adventure I and II (which were the WIP names of Swordquest - EarthWorld and Swordquest - FireWorld). |
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| This is the first catalog from Atari, presenting the first eight gatefold boxed games. The missing Combat came packed with the console. |
| | Not really a catalog, but a so-called Master Game Score Book in which you can write down your high-scores. It also contains information of Atari Clubs worldwide.
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