Atari 8-bit - Computer Magic Ltd. - 1982

Pogoman

Pogoman — screenshot 1

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Genre: Arcade - Miscellaneous
Year: 1982
Language: Machine Language
Publisher: Computer Magic Ltd.
Controls: Joystick
Developer: [n/a]
Players: 1 / Demo
Country
Programmer(s): Man, J. R.
License: Commercial
Graphic Artist(s): Strichak, André
Medium
Sound: Feinberg, Terry
Rarity: 99
Cover Artist(s): [unknown]
Serial: CMC-101 / CMD-101
Dump: Download

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS

Many thanks to Giovanni for scanning the box!

Missing original tape image!

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Tape

INSTRUCTIONS (4)

ADS (1)

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Tape

VOTES / STATISTICS

Rating7.8/10

Hits: 9,717
Downloads: 2,281
Votes: 20

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COMMENTS (6)

drpeter23 Aug 2025
Largely forgotten, but a great game from back in the day when games were thematically perhaps more esoteric and whimsical than they later became. And HARD... VERY HARD. Starts very difficult and becomes near-impossible by the time the bird appears- but hugely addictive and a charming example of ANTIC mode 6 (BASIC GRAPHICS 1) graphics
pogomanson30 Jan 2024
My dad created this game with the company Computer Magic. He always talked about Pogoman and how great that game was.
Giovanni2 Apr 2007
I made a video and I put it on YouTube! Here's the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGbjKPDahTY
malcolmm2 Feb 2007
Yep, great music and a fun game. I never seem to get very far in the game, but I really enjoy playing it.
Giovanni31 Dec 2006
Hi I'm the boy who made the scan of the box ^_^ I love this game since 1984, when I bought it! I agree with you, this game is very fun and I love SO MUCH the music!
Jim Kuchera30 Dec 2006
This great little side scroller is just plain fun. It takes about 15 seconds to learn it, but you'll never master it. The pogostick for me is still my nemesis in the real world. But at least with the cyberversion only your wrist gets out of whack instead of your entire body. I bought this game on tape, and it loaded first and every time. Not bad for a cassette based game. Wish I could have said the same for "Crush, Crumble, and Chomp", a precussor to "Rampage".