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Educational / Education - Computing · 1978

BASIC Programming

Published by Atari

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Information

Genre
Education - Computing
Controls
Keyboard Controller, Keyboard Controller
Players
1
Programmer(s)
Robinett, Warren
Format
PAL
Year
1978
Publisher
Atari
Country
Europe
Medium
Cartridge
Serial
CX2620

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 5.0/10 · Votes: 2 · Downloads: 2,500 · Hits: 17,856

Additional Comments

Was sold with a set of Keyboard Controller overlays.
Multi-language boxes with a N sticker on the top flap containing a NTSC Black label cart are known to exist.

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Comments (3)

  • Brian27 May 2015

    It was so incredibly limited that it forced the user to come up with really tight code, and at the ripe old age of 12 at the time of its release, it was THE catapult that got me started in Computers. THANKS MOM & DAD !

  • Auntie Pastie16 Mar 2011

    @Paul H; from what I've seen of this, it's so unbelievably restricted even compared to the most limited "real" computer (e.g. a 1KB ZX80) that I doubt anyone could realistically learn from it. Being able to "program" a VCS is like getting a pig to sing- you're not amazed that it does it well (it doesn't), you're amazed that it does it *at all*! And that's about all this does AFAICT.

  • Paul Humbug1 May 2006

    I never was aware that there is a basic programming cartridge for the VCS. Wow! Maybe things would have turned out different me working in the software industry nowadays rather than reviewing VCS games on this wonderful homepage.

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