Editing List of Atari 2600 games (section)

== Games published by third parties ==
As the Atari 2600 console grew in popularity, in 1980<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.atarimania.de/zoom_frame.php?TYPE_IMG=CAT&ID=142&NUM_IMAGE=0 |title=Zoom |access-date=November 9, 2017 |url-status=dead |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20160304071204/http://www.atarimania.de/zoom_frame.php?TYPE_IMG=CAT&ID=142&NUM_IMAGE=0 |archive-date=March 4, 2016 }}</ref> other game developers, such as [[Activision]] and [[Imagic]], entered the market and published more than 380 of their own cartridges for the Atari 2600. Many of the [[Atari 2600#The ten biggest sellers|most popular Atari 2600 games]], such as ''[[Pitfall!]]'' and ''[[Demon Attack]]'', are third-party games.<ref name="IGNTopGames">{{cite web
 | url         = http://retro.ign.com/articles/903/903024p1.html
 | title       = Top 10 Best-Selling Atari 2600 Games
 | first       = Levi
 | last        = Buchanan
 | work        = [[IGN]]
 | date        = August 26, 2008
 | access-date = August 31, 2010
}}</ref>
{{Incomplete list|date=September 2011}}

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="font-size:1.00em; line-height:1.5em;"
|-
! Game Title
! Developer (Designer)
! Publisher
! Year<br><ref name="aadate"/>
! Genre
! Notes
|-
| ''[[Acid Drop (video game)|Acid Drop]]''
| Dennis Kiss<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/atari2600/584539-acid-drop/media|archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20121024111339/http://www.gamefaqs.com/atari2600/584539-acid-drop/images/box-37508|url-status=dead|title=Acid Drop Media for Atari 2600 - GameFAQs|archivedate=October 24, 2012|website=gamefaqs.gamespot.com}}</ref>
| Salu Ltd
| {{dts|1992}}
| Strategy
| PAL-only; puzzle game; last game released. Atari 2600s stopped being manufactured
|-
| ''[[The Activision Decathlon]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|8}}
| Sports
|
|-
| ''[[Adventures of Tron]]''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Airlock (video game)|Airlock]]''
| [[Data Age]]
| [[Data Age]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Air Raid (1982 video game)|Air Raid]]''
| MenAVision
| MenAVision
| {{dts|1982}}
| Action
| Only 13 copies known to exist {{Citation needed|date=October 2015}}
|-
| ''[[Air Raiders]]''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Alien (1982 video game)|Alien]]''
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Maze
| <ref>{{cite magazine|magazine=[[Computer Entertainer|The Video Game Update]]|volume=1|issue=9|date=December 1982|title=Availability Update}}</ref><ref>{{cite book|title=Classic Home Video Games 1972-1984|last=Weiss|first=Brett|publisher=[[McFarland & Company|McFarland & Company, Inc.]]|isbn=978-0-7864-3226-4|year=2007|page=31}}</ref>
|-
| ''[[Alien's Return]]''
| Gem International Corporation
| [[Home Vision]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| Primarily a PAL release. Released in NTSC format as ''E.T Go Home''
|-
| ''[[Amidar]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Action
| licensed by [[Konami]]
|-
| ''[[Armor Ambush]]''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action, Racing / Driving
| conversion of Intellivision ''[[Armor Battle]]''
|-
| ''[[Artillery Duel]]/[[Chuck Norris Superkicks]]''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983|11}}
| Strategy
| double-ended cartridge
|-
| ''[[Artillery Duel]]/[[Ghost Manor]]''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Strategy
| double-ended cartridge
|-
| ''[[Artillery Duel]]/Spike's Peak''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Strategy
| double-ended cartridge
|-
| ''[[Artillery Duel]]''
| Action Graphics
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Strategy
|
|-
| ''[[Assault (1983 video game)|Assault]]''
| Bomb
| Bomb
| {{dtba|1983|Q4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Astrosmash|Astroblast]]''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982|7}}
| Action
| conversion of Intellivision ''[[Astrosmash]]''
|-
| ''[[Atlantis (video game)|Atlantis]]''
| [[Imagic]]
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1982|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Atlantis (video game)|Atlantis II]]''
| [[Imagic]]
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Bachelor Party (video game)|Bachelor Party]]''
| [[Mystique (company)|Mystique]]
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| [[Sexual content in video games|Adult]], Action
| Originally marketed under the "Swedish Erotica" series.
|-
| ''[[Bachelor Party (video game)|Bachelorette Party]]''
| 
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1982}}
| Adult, Action
| Released as a 2-in-1 cart with ''Burning Desire''
|-
| ''[[Bank Heist (Atari 2600)|Bank Heist]]''
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Action, Racing / Driving
|
|-
| ''[[Barnstorming (video game)|Barnstorming]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1982|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Base Attack''
| [[Home Vision]]
| [[Home Vision]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| shooter
| Shooter game where the player controls a jet bombing enemy bases, and has to avoid missiles launched from the cities.<ref name="Videogiochi January 1985">{{cite news |title=Base Attack |url=https://archive.org/details/Videogiochi_N.22/page/n33/mode/2up?q=%22Base+Attack%22+%22Home+Vision%22 |access-date=23 November 2023 |work=Videogiochi |issue=22 |date=January 1985 |page=34}}</ref>
|-
| ''[[Beamrider]]''
| Cheshire Engineering
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1984|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Beany Bopper]]''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Beat Em and Eat Em]]''
| [[Mystique (company)|Mystique]]
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Adult, Action
| Originally marketed under the "Swedish Erotica" series. First [[sexual content in video games|pornographic]] video game released for the Atari 2600. 
|-
| ''[[Berenstain Bears (Atari 2600 game)|Berenstain Bears]]''
| [[Coleco]]
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1984|3}}
| Educational
| Kid Vid Voice Module required to function
|-
| ''Bermuda''
| Suntek?
| Suntek/Quelle/Rainbow Vision/Hertie
| {{dts|1983}}
| Shooter
| Hack of ''River Raid''
|-
| ''Bermuda Triangle''
| [[Data Age]]
| [[Data Age]]
| {{dts|1983|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Birthday Mania]]''
| Tokar, Robert Anthony
| Personal Games Company
| {{dts|1984|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Blue Print (video game)|Blue Print]]''
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Action
| Licensed by Bally Midway
|
|-
| ''[[Bobby is Going Home]]''
| [[Bit Corporation]]
| CCE
| {{dts|1983}}
|
|
|-
| ''Boing!''
| [[First Star Software]]
| [[First Star Software]]
| {{dts|1984|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Boxing (1980 video game)|Boxing]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Bob Whitehead]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1980|8}}
| Sports
|
|-
| ''Bridge''
| [[Activision]] ([[Larry Kaplan]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1980|12}}
| Strategy
|
|-
| ''[[Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom]]''
| [[Sega]]
| [[Sega]]
| {{dts|1983|11}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Bugs''
| [[Data Age]]
| [[Data Age]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Bumper Bash''
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Bump 'n' Jump]]''
| Mattel Electronics
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1983|11}}
| Action, Racing / Driving
| licensed by Data East USA
|-
| ''[[BurgerTime]]''
| Mattel Electronics
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982}}
| Action
| licensed by Data East USA
|-
| ''Burning Desire''
|
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Adult, Action
| Released as a 2-in-1 cart with ''Bachelorette Party''
|-
| ''Busy Police''
|
| [[Zellers]]
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| unlicensed reproduction of ''[[Keystone Kapers]]''<ref name="AAZellers" />
|-
| ''Cakewalk''
| [[CommaVid]]
| [[CommaVid]]
| {{dts|1983|6}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[California Games]]''
| [[Epyx]]
| [[Epyx]]
| {{dts|1988|6}}
| Sports
|
|-
| ''[[Carnival (video game)|Carnival]]''
| Woodside Design Associates
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Cathouse Blues''
|
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1982}}
| Adult
|
|-
| ''Challenge''
|
| Funvision
|
|
| Released in NTSC format by Zellers
|-
| ''Challenge of Nexar''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Chase the Chuck Wagon]]''
| TMQ Software
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1983|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Checkers''
| [[Activision]] ([[Alan Miller (game designer)|Alan Miller]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1980|8}}
| Strategy
|
|-
| ''China Syndrome''
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Chopper Command]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Bob Whitehead]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1982|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Chuck Norris Superkicks]]/[[Ghost Manor]]''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| double-ended cartridge
|-
| ''[[Chuck Norris Superkicks]]/Spike's Peak''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| double-ended cartridge
|-
| ''[[Chuck Norris Superkicks]]''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Coconuts''
| [[Telesys]]
| [[Telesys]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Color Bar Generator''
| Videosoft
| Videosoft
| {{dts|1983|12}}
| 
| 
|-
| ''[[Commando (video game)|Commando]]''
| [[Imagineering (company)|Imagineering]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1988|6}}
| Action
| licensed by Data East USA
|-
| ''Commando Raid''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Communist Mutants from Space]]'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Condor Attack''
|
| Ultravision
| {{dts|1982|11}}
|
|
|-
| ''Confrontation''
| Answer Software
| Answer Software
| {{dts|1983}}
| Strategy
| Only originally available directly from Answer Software for a short time.
|-
| ''[[Congo Bongo]]''
| [[Sega]]
| [[Sega]]
| {{dts|1983|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Cosmic Ark]]''
| [[Imagic]] ([[Rob Fulop]])
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Cosmic Commuter]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1985|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Cosmic Corridor''
|
| [[Zimag]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
|
| NTSC release of Bit Corporation's ''Space Tunnel''
|-
| ''Cosmic Creeps''
| [[Telesys]]
| [[Telesys]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Cosmic Free Fire''
|
| Action Hi-Tech
|
|
| PAL-format<ref name="AAActionHiTech" />
|-
| ''Cosmic Swarm''
| [[CommaVid]]
| [[CommaVid]]
| {{dts|1982|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Crab Control''
|
| Action Hi-Tech
|
|
| PAL-format<ref name="AAActionHiTech" />
|-
| ''[[Crackpots]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Crash Dive''
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Creature Strike''
|
| [[Home Entertainment Suppliers]]
| {{dts|1992}}
| Shooter
| Released as part of a "2 PAK SPECIAL"<ref name="ign.com">{{Cite web |title=2 Pak Special: Dungeon Master / Creature Strike |url=https://www.ign.com/games/bundle-dungeon-master-creature-strike |access-date=2022-05-31 |website=IGN |language=en}}</ref>
|-
| ''Cross Force''
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Cruise Missile''
|
| Froggo
| {{dts|1987}}
|
| Same game as ''Exocet'' released by Panda
|-
| ''Crypts of Chaos''
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Adventure, Role-Playing (RPG)
|
|-
| ''Cubicolor''
| [[Rob Fulop]]
|
| {{dts|1986|12}}
| Strategy
|
|-
| ''[[Custer's Revenge]]''
| [[Mystique (company)|Mystique]]
| [[Mystique (company)|Mystique]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Adult, Western
| Originally marketed under the "Swedish Erotica" series. Withdrawn in the state of Oklahoma.<ref>{{cite journal |editor-last1=Talbot |editor-first1=David |date=April 1983 |title=Pac-Man Kills Kids, Self: Video Horrors |journal=[[Mother Jones (magazine)|Mother Jones]] |publisher=Foundation for National Progress |issue=III |page=7 |volume=VIII |publication-place=San Francisco |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=fOYDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA17 }}</ref>
|-
| ''Dancing Plate''
|
| [[Bit Corporation]]
| {{dts|1982}}
|
| PAL release
|-
| ''[[Dark Cavern]]''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
|
| conversion of Intellivision ''[[Night Stalker (video game)|Night Stalker]]''
|-
| ''Deadly Discs''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[Telegames]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| reissue of M Network's ''[[Tron: Deadly Discs]]''
|-
| ''[[Deadly Duck]]''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Death Trap''
| [[Avalon Hill]]
| [[Avalon Hill]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Action, Strategy
|
|-
| ''Demolition Herby''
| [[Telesys]]
| [[Telesys]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Demon Attack]]''
| [[Imagic]] ([[Rob Fulop]])
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1982|4}}
| Fixed shooter
|
|-
| ''Dice Puzzle''
|
| Panda
| {{dts|1984|1}}
|
|
|-
| ''[[Dishaster]]''
| [[Zimag]]
| [[Zimag]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
| Zimag's NTSC release of Bit Corporation's ''Dancing Plate''
|-
| ''[[Dolphin (video game)|Dolphin]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Donkey Kong (1981 video game)|Donkey Kong]]''
| Imaginative Systems Software
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1982|7}}
| Action
| licensed by Nintendo Co., Ltd; reissued by Atari in 1988 (CX-26143)
|-
| ''[[Donkey Kong Jr.|Donkey Kong Junior]]''
| Woodside Design Associates
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
| licensed by Nintendo Co., Ltd; reissued by Atari in 1988 (CX-26144)
|-
| ''[[Double Dragon (video game)|Double Dragon]]''
| [[Imagineering (company)|Imagineering]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dtba|1989|Q4}}
| Action
| licensed by Technōs Japan
|-
| ''Dragon Treasure''
|
| [[Zellers]]
|
|
| unlicensed reproduction of ''[[Dragonfire (video game)|Dragonfire]]''<ref name="AAZellers" />
|-
| ''[[Dragonfire (video game)|Dragonfire]]''
| [[Imagic]] (Bob Smith)
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1982|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Dragonstomper]]'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Role-Playing (RPG)
|
|-
| ''[[Dragster (video game)|Dragster]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1980|8}}
| Racing / Driving
|
|-
| ''Dungeon Master''
|
| [[Home Entertainment Suppliers]]
| {{dts|1992}}
| Action, Adventure
| Released as part of a "2 pak special"<ref name="ign.com"/>
|-
| ''[[The Earth Dies Screaming (video game)|The Earth Dies Screaming]]''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1983|6}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Earth Attack''
|
| [[Zellers]]
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| unlicensed reproduction of ''[[Defender (1981 video game)|Defender]]''<ref name="AAZellers" />
|-
| ''Eddy Langfinger, der Museumsdieb''
|
| Quelle
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL release
|-
| ''[[Eggomania]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Eli's Ladder''
| Simage
| Simage
| {{dts|1984|8}}
| Educational
|
|-
| ''Encounter at L-5''
| [[Data Age]]
| [[Data Age]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Enduro (video game)|Enduro]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|5}}
| Racing / Driving
|
|-
| ''[[Entombed (Atari 2600)|Entombed]]''
| Western Technologies
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1983|3}}
| Action, Strategy
| Researchers going through the game code in the 2010s have been unable to figure out how the game's maze-generating algorithm managed to consistently generate playable mazes. The original coder says he got it from another programmer who wrote it while drunk.
|-
| ''[[Escape from the Mindmaster]]'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Adventure
|
|-
| ''Espial''
| Orca Corporation
| [[Tigervision]]
| {{dts|1984|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Exocet''
| Panda
| Panda
| {{dts|1984|1}}
| Action
| Same game as ''Cruise Missile'' released by Froggo
|-
| ''Exocet Missile''
|
| John Sands
|
|
| PAL release
|-
| ''Extra Terrestrials''
| Herman Quast
| Skill Screen Games
| {{dtba|1984|Q1}}
| Action
| Only 5 copies are known to exist
|-
| ''Fantastic Voyage''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1982|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Farmer Dan''
|
| [[Zellers]]
|
|
| unlicensed reproduction of ''[[Gopher (video game)|Gopher]]''<ref name="AAZellers" />
|-
| ''Fast Eddie''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Fast Food (1982 video game)|Fast Food]]''
| [[Telesys]]
| [[Telesys]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Fathom''
| [[Imagic]] ([[Rob Fulop]])
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1983|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Fighter Pilot''
|
| [[Activision]]
|
|
| PAL release of ''Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator''
|-
| ''Final Approach''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Simulation, Strategy
|
|-
| ''[[Fireball (video game)|Fireball]]'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Fire Fighter (video game)|Fire Fighter]]''
| [[Imagic]] (Brad Stewart)
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Fire Fly''
| Mythicon
| Mythicon
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Fisher Price]]''
|
| [[CCE Games|CCE]]
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| Same game as ''Aquatak'', ''Sea Hunt'' and ''Scuba Diver''
|-
| ''[[Fishing Derby]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1980|8}}
| Action, Sports
|
|-
| ''Flash Gordon''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1983|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Frankenstein's Monster (video game)|Frankenstein's Monster]]''
| [[Data Age]]
| [[Data Age]]
| {{dts|1983|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Freeway (video game)|Freeway]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1981|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Frogger]]''
| [[APh Technological Consulting]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1982|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Frog Bog|Frogs and Flies]]''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
| conversion of Intellivision ''[[Frog Bog]]''
|-
| ''[[Frogger|The Official Frogger]]'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
|
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Frogger II: ThreeeDeep!]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1984|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Front Line (video game)|Front Line]]''
| Individeo
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1984|3}}
| Action
| licensed by Taito
|-
| ''[[Frostbite (video game)|Frostbite]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Gamma-Attack''
| Gammation
| Gammation
| {{dts|1982|12}}
| Action
| Only one copy known to exist.  It was listed on eBay for $500,000 but never sold.
|-
| ''Gangster Alley''
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1982|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Gas Hog''
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Gauntlet''
| Answer Software
| Answer Software
| {{dtba|1983|Q3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Custer's Revenge|General Retreat]]''
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Adult, Western 
| Gender-swapped version of ''Custer’s Revenge'', which never appeared in the US markets. PAL-only.
|-
| ''[[Ghostbusters (video game)|Ghostbusters]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1985|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Ghostbusters II (video game)|Ghostbusters II]]''
| [[Activision]]
| Salu Ltd
| {{dts|1990}}
| Action
| PAL-only
|-
| ''[[Ghost Manor]]/Spike's Peak''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
| double-ended cartridge
|-
| ''[[Ghost Manor]]''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[G.I. Joe: Cobra Strike]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Gigolo''
|
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1982}}
| Adult
| Released as a 2-in-1 cart with ''Bachelor Party''
|-
| ''Glacier Patrol''
| VSS
| [[Telegames]]
| {{dts|1989|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Glib''
| Qualtronic Devices
| [[Selchow and Righter]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Strategy
|
|-
| ''[[Gopher (video game)|Gopher]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Gorf]]''
| Roklan Corporation
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| {{dts|1982|12}}
| Action
| licensed by Bally Midway
|-
| ''[[Grand Prix (video game)|Grand Prix]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1982|3}}
| Racing / Driving
|
|-
| ''[[Great Escape (Atari 2600)|Great Escape]]''
| Bomb
| Bomb
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Guardian''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Gyruss]]''
| Roklan Corporation
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1984|6}}
| Action
| licensed by [[Konami]]
|-
| ''[[Halloween (video game)|Halloween]]''
| VSS
| [[Wizard Video]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Harbor Escape''
|
| Panda
| {{dts|1983}}
|
|
|-
| ''[[H.E.R.O. (video game)|H.E.R.O.]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1984|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[I Want My Mommy]]''
| [[Zimag]]
| [[Zimag]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
| NTSC release of Bit Corporation's ''Open Sesame''
|-
| ''[[Ice Hockey (1981 video game)|Ice Hockey]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Alan Miller (game designer)|Alan Miller]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1981|12}}
| Action, Sports
|
|-
| ''Inca Gold''
|
| [[Zellers]]
| {{dts|1982}}
|
| Zeller's NTSC release of Funvision's ''Inca Gold''
|-
| ''Infiltrate''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action, Strategy
|
|-
| ''International Soccer''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Sports
|
|-
| ''[[James Bond 007 (1983 video game)|James Bond 007]]''
| On Time Software
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1984|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Jawbreaker (video game)|Jawbreaker]]''
| On-Line Systems
| [[Tigervision]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Journey Escape]]''
| [[Data Age]]
| [[Data Age]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Jungle Fever''
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1982}}
| Adult, Action
| Released as a 2-in-1 cart with ''Knight on the Town''
|-
| ''[[Kaboom! (video game)|Kaboom!]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Larry Kaplan]], [[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1981|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Karate (video game)|Karate]]''
| Ultravision
| Ultravision
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Keystone Kapers]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Killer Satellites'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1983|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[King Kong (Atari 2600)|King Kong]]''
| Software Electronics
| [[Tigervision]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Knight on the Town''
|
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1982}}
| Adult, Action
| Released as a 2-in-1 cart with ''Jungle Fever''
|-
| ''[[Kool-Aid Man (video game)|Kool-Aid Man]]''
| Mattel Electronics
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Kung-Fu Master (video game)|Kung-Fu Master]]''
| [[Imagineering (company)|Imagineering]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1987|9}}
| Action
| licensed by Data East USA
|-
| ''Lady in Wading''
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1982}}
| Adult, Action
| Released as a 2-in-1 cart with ''Beat 'Em & Eat 'Em''
|-
| ''[[Laser Blast]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1981|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Laser Gates''
| [[Imagic]], VentureVision
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1983|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Laser Volley''
|
| [[Zellers]]
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| unlicensed reproduction of ''Laser Gates''<ref name="AAZellers" />
|-
| ''Lochjaw''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|6}}
| Action
| Later released by Apollo as ''Shark Attack''
|-
| ''[[Lock 'n' Chase]]''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
| licensed by Data East USA.
|-
| ''London Blitz''
| [[Avalon Hill]]
| [[Avalon Hill]]
| {{dts|1983|6}}
| Strategy
|
|-
| ''[[Lost Luggage (video game)|Lost Luggage]]''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|6}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''M.A.D.''
| Western Technologies
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''MagiCard''
| [[CommaVid]]
| [[CommaVid]]
| {{dts|1981|5}}
|
|
|-
| ''Malagai''
|
| Answer Software
| {{dtba|1983|Q3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Mangia]]''
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dtba|1983|Q1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Marauder''
| On-Line Systems
| [[Tigervision]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
|
|
|-
| ''Marine Wars''
| Digivision
| [[Konami]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL version released by [[Gakken]].
|-
| ''M*A*S*H''
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1983|4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Master Builder''
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dtba|1983|Q1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Masters of the Universe: The Power of He-Man]]''
| Mattel Electronics
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1983|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''MegaBoy''
|
| Dynacom
| {{dts|1990}}
| Educational
| The cartridge, the only known 64k Atari 2600 game, came with a Brazilian portable console also called Megaboy.<ref>{{Cite web | url=http://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-2600-vcs-megaboy_14852.html | title=Atari 2600 VCS MegaBoy : Scans, dump, download, screenshots, ads, videos, catalog, instructions, roms }}</ref>
|-
| ''Mega Force''
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1982|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Megamania]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Fixed shooter
| <ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.allgame.com/game.php?id=8215&tab=review|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141114143227/http://www.allgame.com/game.php?id=8215&tab=review|website=[[RhythmOne#AllGame|AllGame]]|title=Megamania|last=Marriott|first=Scott Alan|access-date=February 23, 2024|archive-date=November 14, 2014}}</ref><ref>{{cite web |title=MegaMania (Registration Number PA0000189212) |url=https://cocatalog.loc.gov |website=[[United States Copyright Office]] |access-date=1 August 2021}}</ref>
|-
| ''[[Miner 2049er]]''
| Big Five Software
| [[Tigervision]]
| {{dts|1983|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Miner 2049er II''
| Big Five Software
| [[Tigervision]]
| {{dts|1983|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Mines of Minos]]''
| [[CommaVid]]
| [[CommaVid]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Missile Control''
|
| Video Gems
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL-format<ref name="AAVideoGems" />
|-
| ''Mission 3000 A.D.''
| [[Bit Corporation]]
| [[Bit Corporation]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Mission Survive''
|
| Video Gems
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL-format<ref name="AAVideoGems" />
|-
| ''Mogul Maniac''
| Video Soft
| [[Amiga Corporation|Amiga]]
| {{dts|1983|8}}
| Action, Simulation, Sports
|
|-
| ''[[Montezuma's Revenge (video game)|Montezuma's Revenge: Starring Panama Joe]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1984|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Moonsweeper''
| [[Imagic]] (Bob Smith)
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Motocross''
|
| Quelle
| {{dts|1983}}
| Racing / Driving, Sports
|
|-
| ''Motocross Racer''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1984|10}}
| Racing / Driving
|
|-
| ''[[Mountain King (video game)|Mountain King]]''
| VSS
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| {{dts|1983|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Mouse Trap (1981 video game)|Mouse Trap]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
| licensed by [[Exidy]]; reissued by Atari in 1988 (CX-26146)
|-
| ''[[Mr. Do!]]''
| Individeo
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
| licensed by Universal Co., Ltd.
|-
| ''[[Mr. Do's Castle]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1984|12}}
| Action
| licensed by Universal Co., Ltd.
|-
| ''Mr. Postman''
|
| [[Bit Corporation]]
| {{dts|1983}}
|
|
|-
| ''The Music Machine''
| Christian Software Development
| Sparrow, HomeComputer Software
| {{dts|1983|12}}
| Action, Educational
|
|-
| ''My Golf''
| [[Imagineering (company)]]
| [[Home Entertainment Suppliers|HES]]
| {{dts|1990}}
|
| PAL-only
|-
| ''[[Name This Game]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Nightmare''
|
| Sancho / Tang's Electronic Co.
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| Panda released this game as ''Stunt Man''
|-
| ''[[Night Stalker (video game)|Night Stalker]]''
| [[M Network]]
| [[Telegames]]
| {{dts|1989}}
| Action
| PAL release of ''Dark Cavern''
|-
| ''[[No Escape!]]''
| [[Imagic]]
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1983|4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Nuts''
|
| Technovision
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| PAL-only
|-
| ''Ocean City Defender''
|
| [[Zellers]]
|
|
| unlicensed reproduction of ''[[Atlantis (video game)|Atlantis]]''<ref name="AAZellers" />
|-
| ''Off Your Rocker''
| [[Amiga Corporation|Amiga]]
| [[Amiga Corporation|Amiga]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Oink! (video game)|Oink!]]''
| [[Activision]] (Mike Lorenzen)
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Omega Race]]''
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| {{dts|1983|12}}
| Action
| licensed by Bally Midway
|-
| ''Open Sesame''
| [[Bit Corporation]]
| [[Bit Corporation]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL release
|-
| ''Out of Control''
| [[Avalon Hill]]
| [[Avalon Hill]]
| {{dts|1984|3}}
| Action, Racing / Driving
|
|-
| ''Pac-Kong''
|
| Funvision
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| A later PAL release of Funvision's ''Inca Gold''
|-
| ''Panda Chase''
|
| [[Home Vision]]
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| PAL-only
|-
| ''[[Parachute (video game)|Parachute]]''
| Gem International Corporation
| [[Home Vision]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL-only
|-
| ''Paris Attack''
| unknown
| Starsoft
| {{dts|1982}}
| Action / Shooter
| PAL-only
|-
|-
| ''[[Party Mix (video game)|Party Mix]]'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1983|10}}
| Action, Racing / Driving
|
|-
| ''[[Pete Rose Baseball]]''
| [[Imagineering (company)|Imagineering]]
| [[Absolute Entertainment]]
| {{dts|1989|2}}
| Sports
|
|-
| ''Phantom Tank''
|
| [[Bit Corporation]]
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| PAL release
|-
| ''Phantom-Panzer''
|
| Quelle
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| Quelle's PAL release of Bit Corporation's ''Phantom Tank''
|-
| ''[[Phaser Patrol]]'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Beat 'Em & Eat 'Em|Philly Flasher]]''
| Mystique, PlayAround
| [[Mystique (company)|Mystique]]
| {{dts|1982}}
| Adult, Action
| Released as a 2-in-1 cart with ''Cathouse Blues''
|-
| ''Pick 'n Pile''
| [[Ubisoft]]
| Salu Ltd
| {{dts|1990}}
| Strategy
| PAL-only
|-
| ''Picnic''
| Western Technologies
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Piece o' Cake''
| Western Technologies
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1983|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Pinball''
|
| [[Zellers]]
|
| Pinball
| unlicensed reproduction of ''[[Video Pinball (1980 video game)|Video Pinball]]''<ref name="AAZellers" />
|-
| ''Piraten-Schiff''
|
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
|
|
| PAL release of ''Gas Hog''
|-
| ''[[Pitfall!]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Pitfall II: Lost Caverns]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[David Crane (programmer)|David Crane]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1984|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Planet Patrol''
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1982|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Planeten Patrouile''
|
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
|
|
| PAL release of ''Planet Patrol''
|-
| ''[[Plaque Attack]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Polaris (1980 video game)|Polaris]]''
| [[Tigervision]]
| Tigervision
| {{dts|1983|4}}
| Action
| licensed by Taito
|-
| ''[[Pooyan]]''
| [[Konami]]
| [[Konami]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL version released by [[Gakken]].
|-
| ''[[Popeye (video game)|Popeye]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
| licensed by Nintendo
|-
| ''[[Porky's (video game)|Porky's]]''
| Dunhill Electronic Media, Lazer Microsystems
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Adventure
|
|-
| ''[[Pressure Cooker (video game)|Pressure Cooker]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Private Eye (1984 video game)|Private Eye]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Bob Whitehead]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1984|2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Pyramid War''
|
| S.S.
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| PAL release
|-
| ''[[Q*bert]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Action
| Reissued by Atari in 1988 (CX-26150)
|-
| ''[[Q*bert's Qubes]]''
| Mylstar Electronics
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1984|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Quest for Quintana Roo''
| VSS
| [[Sunrise (company)|Sunrise]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action, Adventure
|
|-
| ''[[Quick Step (video game)|Quick Step]]''
| [[Imagic]]
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Rabbit Transit'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Racquetball''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|6}}
| Action, Sports
|
|-
| ''Radar''
|
| [[Zellers]]
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| unlicensed reproduction of ''Cruise Missile''<ref name="AAZellers" />
|-
| ''Raft Rider''
| Western Technologies
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Ram It''
| [[Telesys]]
| [[Telesys]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Rampage (1986 video game)|Rampage]]''
| Bob Polaro
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1989|5}}
| Action
| licensed by Bally Midway.
|-
| ''[[Reactor (video game)|Reactor]]''
| D. Gottlieb & Co.
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Red Sea Crossing (video game)|Red Sea Crossing]]''
| Steve Schustack
| Inspirational Video Concepts
| {{dts|1983|10}}
|
| Only available through mail order from a magazine. 100 copies were apparently produced but only 2 have been found.<ref>{{Cite web|last=Goldfarb|first=Andrew|date=2021-09-10|title='Holy Grail of Atari Games' Sells for $10,000|url=https://www.ign.com/articles/2012/09/10/holy-grail-of-atari-games-sells-for-10000|access-date=2022-01-09|website=IGN|language=en}}</ref>
|-
| ''Rescue Terra 1''
| VentureVision
| VentureVision
| {{dts|1982|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Revenge of the Beefsteak Tomatoes]]''
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Riddle of the Sphinx (Atari 2600)|Riddle of the Sphinx]]''
| [[Imagic]] (Bob Smith)
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action, Adventure
|
|-
| ''[[River Patrol (video game)|River Patrol]]''
| Orca Corporation
| [[Tigervision]]
| {{dts|1984|5}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[River Raid]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Carol Shaw]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1982|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''River Raid II''
| [[Imagineering (company)|Imagineering]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1988|11}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Robin Hood/Sir Lancelot - The Joust''
| Computer Magic, Ltd.
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dtba|1984|Q2}}
| Action
| double-ended cartridge
|-
| ''Robin Hood''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Robot Commando Raid''
|
| VidTec
| {{dts|1982}}
|
|
|-
| ''[[Robot Tank]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Alan Miller (game designer)|Alan Miller]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|6}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Roc'n Rope]]''
| [[Coleco]]
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1984|6}}
| Action
| licensed by [[Konami]]
|-
| ''Room of Doom''
| [[CommaVid]]
| [[CommaVid]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Save Our Ship''
|
| Technovision
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| PAL release
|-
| ''Scuba Diver''
|
| Panda
| {{dts|1984|1}}
|
|
|-
| ''Sea Hawk''
| Froggo
| Froggo
| {{dts|1988}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Seahawk''
|
| Sancho (Tang's Electronic Co.)
| {{dts|1984|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Seamonster''
|
| Puzzy / Bit Corporation
| {{dts|1982}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Seaquest (video game)|Seaquest]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Sea Hunt''
| [[Froggo]]
| [[Froggo]]
| {{dts|1987}}
| Action
| Froggo's release of Panda's ''Scuba Diver''
|-
| ''Shark Attack''
|
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
|
| A re-release of ''Lochjaw'', which has subtle differences
|-
| ''Shootin' Gallery''
| [[Imagic]]
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1983|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Shuttle Orbiter''
| [[Avalon Hill]]
| [[Avalon Hill]]
| {{dts|1984|3}}
| Action, Simulation
|
|-
| ''Sir Lancelot''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Skate Boardin'|Skate Boardin': A Radical Adventure]]''
| [[Imagineering (company)|Imagineering]]
| [[Absolute Entertainment]]
| {{dts|1988|1}}
| Action, Sports
|
|-
| ''[[Skeet Shoot]]''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1981|12|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Skiing (Atari 2600 video game)|Skiing]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Bob Whitehead]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1980|12}}
| Sports
|
|-
| ''[[Sky Jinks]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Bob Whitehead]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Racing / Driving
|
|-
| ''[[Sky Skipper]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| Parker Brothers
| {{dts|1983|4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Smurf: Rescue in Gargamel's Castle]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1983|4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''The Smurfs Save the Day''<ref>{{cite web |title=The Smurfs Save The Day Release Information for Atari 2600 |website=GameFAQs |access-date=2009-06-01 |url=http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/a2600/data/585094.html}}</ref>
|
| Coleco
| {{dts|1983|11}}
| Action
| Kid Vid Voice Module required to function
|-
| ''Snail Against Squirrel''
|
| [[Bit Corporation]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL release. Released in NTSC format as ''Squirrel''
|-
| ''Sneak 'N Peek''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Simulation
|
|-
| ''[[Solar Fox]]''
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Action
| licensed by Bally Midway
|-
| ''Solar Storm''
| [[Imagic]]
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1983|6}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Sorcerer''
| Mythicon
| Mythicon
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Space Adventure''
|
| [[Zellers]]
|
|
| Zellers' release of 20th Century Fox's ''Flash Gordon''
|-
| ''Space Attack''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Space Canyon''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| Panda
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| Panda's release of Apollo's ''Space Cavern''
|-
| ''[[Space Cavern]]''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|6}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Spacechase]]''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Space Grid''
|
| Action Hi-Tech
|
|
| PAL-format<ref name="AAActionHiTech" />
|-
| ''[[Space Jockey (video game)|Space Jockey]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1982|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Spacemaster X-7''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1983|6}}
| Action, Strategy
|
|-
| ''[[Space Shuttle: A Journey into Space]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|11}}
| Simulation
|
|-
| ''[[Spiderdroid]]''
| Froggo
| Froggo
| {{dts|1987}}
| Action
| Froggo's release of Parker Brothers' ''Amidar''
|-
| ''[[Spider Fighter]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Spider-Man (1982 video game)|Spider-Man]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Spider Maze''
|
| [[K-tel|K-Tel Vision]]
| {{dts|1982}}
|
| K-Tel Vision's NTSC release of Funvision's ''Inca Gold''
|-
| ''Spike's Peak''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Spitfire Attack''
| [[Milton Bradley Company|Milton Bradley]]
| [[Milton Bradley Company|Milton Bradley]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Springer''
| Orca Corporation
| [[Tigervision]]
| {{dts|1983|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Spy Hunter]]''
| [[Sega]]
| [[Sega]]
| {{dts|1984|10}}
| Action, Racing / Driving
| licensed by Bally Midway
|-
| ''Squeeze Box''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Sssnake]]''
| [[Data Age]]
| [[Data Age]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Stampede (video game)|Stampede]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Bob Whitehead]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1981|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Star Fox (1983 video game)|Star Fox]]''
| Mythicon
| Mythicon
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Stargunner (Atari 2600)|Stargunner]]''
| [[Telesys]]
| [[Telesys]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Starmaster]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Alan Miller (game designer)|Alan Miller]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1982|6}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Star Strike]]''
| Mattel Electronics
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1983|6}}
| Action
| conversion of Intellivision ''[[Star Strike]]''
|-
| ''[[Star Trek (arcade game)|Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator]]''
| [[Sega]]
| [[Sega]]
| {{dts|1983|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Star Voyager (Atari 2600)|Star Voyager]]''
| [[Imagic]] (Bob Smith)
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1982|4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Star Wars (1983 video game)|Star Wars: The Arcade Game]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1984|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Star Wars: Jedi Arena]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Return of the Jedi: Death Star Battle|Star Wars Return of the Jedi: Death Star Battle]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1983|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back (1982 video game)|Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1982|6}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Steeplechase (video game)|Steeplechase]]''
|
| Video Gems
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action, Sports
| PAL-format<ref name="AAVideoGems" />
|-
| ''[[Strategy X (video game)|Strategy X]]''
| [[Konami]]
| [[Konami]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL version released by [[Gakken]].
|-
| ''Strawberry Shortcake: Musical Match-ups''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1983|4}}
| Strategy
|
|-
| ''Stronghold''
| [[CommaVid]]
| [[CommaVid]]
| {{dts|1983|7}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Stunt Man''
|
| Panda
| {{dts|1984|1}}
| Action
| Panda's NTSC release of Sancho's ''Nightmare''
|-
| ''Sub-Scan''
| [[Sega]]
| [[Sega]]
| {{dts|1983|3}}
| Strategy
| Sega's release of its ''[[Deep Scan]]'' arcade game
|-
| ''Subterranea''
| [[Imagic]]
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1983|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Suicide Mission'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Summer Games (video game)|Summer Games]]''
| [[Epyx]]
| [[Epyx]]
| {{dts|1987|10}}
| Action, Sports
|
|-
| ''Super Baumeister''
|
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Arcade
| PAL release of ''Master Builder''
|-
| ''[[Baseball (Intellivision video game)|Super Challenge Baseball]]''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982|7}}
| Sports
| reissued by [[Telegames]] in 1988
|-
| ''Super Challenge Football''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1982|7}}
| Sports
| reissued by [[Telegames]] in 1988
|-
| ''[[Super Cobra]]''
| Roklan Corporation
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
| licensed by [[Konami]]
|-
| ''Surfer's Paradise: But Danger Below!''
|
| Video Gems
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action, Sports
| PAL-format<ref name="AAVideoGems" />
|-
| ''Survival Island'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1983|11}}
| Adventure
|
|-
| ''Survival Run''
| Renaissance Technology
| [[Milton Bradley Company|Milton Bradley]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Sword of Saros'' (cassette)
| [[Starpath]]
| [[Starpath]]
| {{dts|1983|11}}
| Adventure, RPG
|
|-
| ''[[Tac/Scan|Tac-Scan]]''
| [[Sega]]
| [[Sega]]
| {{dts|1983|3}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Tank Brigade''
|
| Panda
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| Panda's NTSC release of Bit Corporation's ''Phantom Tank''
|-
| ''Tank City''
|
| Action Hi-Tech
|
|
| PAL release of Sega's ''Thunderground''
|-
| ''Tanks But No Tanks''
|
| [[Zimag]]
| {{dts|1983|2}}
|
| Zimag's NTSC release of Bit Corporation's ''Phantom Tank''
|-
| ''Tapeworm''
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| [[Spectravideo|Spectravision]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Tapper (video game)|Tapper]]''
| Beck-Tech
| [[Sega]]
| {{dts|1984|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Task Force''
|
| Froggo
| {{dts|1988}}
|
| Froggo's release of Spectravision's ''Gangster Alley''
|-
| ''[[Tax Avoiders]]''
| Dunhill Electronics
| [[American Videogame]]
| {{dts|1986|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Tennis (1981 video game)|Tennis]]''
| [[Activision]] ([[Alan Miller (game designer)|Alan Miller]])
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1981|3}}
| Sports
|
|-
| ''[[The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (video game)|The Texas Chainsaw Massacre]]''
| VSS
| [[Wizard Video]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Threshold (video game)|Threshold]]''
| On-Line Systems
| [[Tigervision]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Fixed shooter
|
|-
| ''[[Borderline (video game)|Thunderground]]''
| [[Sega]]
| [[Sega]]
| {{dts|1983|9}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Time Pilot]]''
| [[Coleco]]
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1983|10}}
| Action
| licensed by [[Konami]]
|-
| ''Time Warp''
|
| [[Zellers]]
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| Zellers' NTSC release of Funvision's ''Time Warp''
|-
| ''Title Match Pro Wrestling''
| [[Imagineering (company)|Imagineering]]
| [[Absolute Entertainment]]
| {{dts|1987|10}}
| Sports
|
|-
| ''Tomarc the Barbarian''
| [[Xonox]]
| [[Xonox]]
| {{dtba|1984|Q2}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator'' AKA ''Dan Kitchen's Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator''
| [[Imagineering (company)|Imagineering]] (Dan Kitchen)
| [[Absolute Entertainment]]
| {{dts|1989|2}}
| Action, Simulation
|
|-
| ''[[Tooth Protectors]]''
| DSD
| Camelot
| {{dts|1983|8}}
| Action
| Was only available via mail order from [[Johnson & Johnson]]
|-
| ''[[Towering Inferno (video game)|Towering Inferno]]''
| Western Technologies
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Treasure Below''
|
| Video Gems
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL-format<ref name="AAVideoGems" />
|-
| ''Trick Shot''
| [[Imagic]]
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1982|4}}
| Sports
|
|-
| ''[[Tron: Deadly Discs]]''
| APh Technological Consulting
| [[M Network]]
| {{dts|1983|1}}
| Action
| conversion of Intellivision ''[[Tron: Deadly Discs]]''
|-
| ''[[Tunnel Runner]]''
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| {{dts|1983|12}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Turmoil''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1982|11}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Tutankham]]''
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| [[Parker Brothers]]
| {{dts|1983|6}}
| Action
| licensed by [[Konami]]
|-
| ''Universal Chaos''
|
| [[Telegames]]
| {{dtba|1989|Q4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Up'n Down]]''
| [[Sega]]
| [[Sega]]
| {{dts|1984|10}}
| Action, Racing / Driving
|
|-
| ''[[Venetian Blinds (video game)|Venetian Blinds]]''
| [[Activision]]
| [[Activision]]
| {{dts|1982}}/{{dts|2003}}
| Simulation
| Developed in 1982, released publicly in 2003
|-
| ''[[Venture (video game)|Venture]]''
| [[Coleco]]
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Action
| licensed by [[Exidy]]; reissued by Atari in 1988 (CX-26145)
|-
| ''Video Jogger''
| Exus Corporation
| Exus Corporation
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Video Life]]''
| [[CommaVid]]
| [[CommaVid]]
| {{dts|1984|6}}
| Life Simulation
|
|-
| ''Video Reflex''
| Exus Corporation
| Exus Corporation
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Vulture Attack''
|
| [[K-tel|K-Tel Vision]]
| {{dts|1982}}
|
| K-Tel Vision's release of Ultravision's ''Condor Attack'' game program
|-
| ''[[Wabbit (video game)|Wabbit]]''
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| [[Games by Apollo|Apollo]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Wall Ball''
|
| [[Avalon Hill]]
| {{dts|1983|6}}
|
|
|-
| ''[[Wall-Defender]]''
| Bomb
| Bomb
| {{dtba|1983|Q4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''War Zone''
|
| Action Hi-Tech
|
|
| PAL release of 20th Century Fox's ''M*A*S*H''
|-
| ''Warplock''
| [[Data Age]]
| [[Data Age]]
| {{dts|1982|10}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''Weltraumtunnel (Space Tunnel)''
| BitCorp
| BitCorp - Quelle
| {{dts|1982}}
| Action
| PAL-Release - Quelle-variant is a BitCorp-clone; also known e.g. as ''Ataque Laser'', ''Innerspace'', ''Laser Volley'', ''Laser Gate'', ''Laser Gates''
|-
| ''[[Custer's Revenge|Westward Ho]]''
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| [[Playaround|PlayAround]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Adult, Western
| PlayAround’s rebrand of ''Custer’s Revenge'', which never appeared in the US markets. PAL-only.
|-
| ''Wing War''
| [[Imagic]]
| [[Imagic]]
| {{dts|1983}}
| Action
| PAL-only
|-
| ''[[Winter Games]]''
| Action Graphics
| [[Epyx]]
| {{dts|1987|10}}
| Action, Sports
|
|-
| ''[[Wizard of Wor]]''
| Roklan Corporation
| [[CBS Electronics]]
| {{dts|1982|12}}
| Action
| licensed by Bally Midway
|-
| ''[[Word Zapper]]''
| James Wickstead Design Associates
| [[U.S. Games]]
| {{dts|1982|8}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Worm War I]]''
| [[Sirius Software]]
| [[20th Century Fox]]
| {{dts|1982|9}}
| Shooter
|
|-
| ''[[X-Man (video game)|X-Man]]''
|
| Universal Gamex
| {{dts|1983|6}}
| Adult, Simulation
| Adult-themed game unrelated to the [[X-Men]].<ref name="AAXMan"/>
|-
| ''The Year 1999''
|
| Rainbow Vision
| {{dts|1983}}
| Shooter
| PAL exclusive
|-
| ''[[Z-Tack]]''
| Bomb
| Bomb
| {{dtba|1983|Q4}}
| Action
|
|-
| ''[[Zaxxon]]''
| [[Coleco]]
| [[Coleco]]
| {{dts|1983|4}}
| Action
| licensed by Sega
|-
| ''Zoo Fun''
|
| Suntek
| {{dts|1983}}
|
| PAL-only
|}