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Missile Command

Published by Atari New Zealand / Monaco

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Information

Genre
Shoot'em Up! - Crosshair
Controls
Joystick
Players
1, 2 (alt.)
Programmer(s)
Fulop, Rob
Format
PAL
Publisher
Atari New Zealand / Monaco
Country
New Zealand
Medium
Cartridge
Serial
CX2638

Votes / Statistics

Rating: 9.0/10 · Votes: 48 · Downloads: 1,998 · Hits: 7,422

Additional Comments

On game #13, end the game with 90 points scored or less (score no points during the round, and have 3 or less missiles left in your base) and the letters RF (for Rob Fulop) will appear in the right-most city.
Two different versions exist. One version doesn't contain Rob Fulop's initials, the other does.

Screenshots (11)

Missile Command — screenshot 1
Missile Command — screenshot 1
Missile Command — screenshot 2
Missile Command — screenshot 2
Missile Command — screenshot 3
Missile Command — screenshot 3
Missile Command — screenshot 4
Missile Command — screenshot 4
Missile Command — screenshot 5
Missile Command — screenshot 5
Missile Command — screenshot 6
Missile Command — screenshot 6
Missile Command — screenshot 7
Missile Command — screenshot 7
Missile Command — screenshot 8
Missile Command — screenshot 8
Missile Command — screenshot 9
Missile Command — screenshot 9
Missile Command — screenshot 10
Missile Command — screenshot 10
Missile Command — screenshot 11
Missile Command — screenshot 11

Cover Art (3)

Cartridge 1
Cartridge 1
Cartridge 2
Cartridge 2
Cartridge 3
Cartridge 3

Comments (2)

  • chris13 Apr 2016

    Great game one 2600 version that was close to original 400/800 even better shame in did'nt have end sequence on 2600 might have been hard work in 1981 ...

  • rolo6 Feb 2010

    The NBC series "Chuck" from the team behind "The O.C." did a full episode honoring this great game. It's Season 2 Episode 5 "Chuck vs Tom Sawyer". Quite funny. And the best: In this episode Atari is still alive and kicking. Also funny is the Billy Mitchell look alike in the beginning. Happy watching.

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