List of Atari 50 Games – Every Game Playable in Anniversary Celebration, Extended Edition

Atari 50 – List of games

They are there 110 games in the Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration collection at the time of writing.

(The Extended Edition will add an additional 39 gamesand for owners of the original Atari 50, this additional content will be offered via paid DLC.)

Below we have listed all the games that can be played on the system.

Reimagined (7)

There are a total of them seven ‘Reimagined’ titles available on the Atari 50. These are remastered versions of Atari classics, including the ‘lost’ final chapter of the Swordquest franchise and the ‘remastered’ Yars’ Revenge which lets you switch between modern and retro visuals.

1. Haunted houses
2. Neo Breakout
3. Quadratank
4. Swordquest: AirWorld
5. touch me
6. VCTR-SCTR
7. Yars’ Revenge Improved

Arcade (25)

It all started here. They are there 25 arcade titles available on the Atari 50, including the iconic Pong, Asteroids and an unreleased Akka Arrh prototype. Each game comes with a custom screen bezel that replicates the look of the original arcade cabinets.

1. According to Arrh
2. Asteroids
3. Asteroids Deluxe
4. black Widow
5. Escape
6. Centipede
7. Cloak and dagger
8. Crystal castles
9. Fire truck
10. Food fight
11. Gravity
12. I, Robot
13. liberator
14. Lunar Lander
15. A great desolation
16. Conquerors of the Labyrinth
17. Centipede
18. Missile Command
19. tennis
20. Quantum
21. Space duel
22. Sprint 8
23. Super Breakout
24. storm
25. Warlords

Atari 2600 (46)

The 2600 is undoubtedly the main star here, and there are 46 titles available for the Atari 50, including 12 added via free DLC. Here you have some well-known games like Adventure and Centipede, but also some strange prototypes like RealSports Basketball and Saboteur.

1. 3-D Tic-Tac-Toe
2. Adventure
3. Adventure II (free DLC)
4. Air-sea battle
5. Aquaventure (free DLC)
6. Asteroids
7. Bowling (free DLC)
8. Canyon Bomber
9. Centipede
10. Circus Atari (free DLC)
11. Fight
12. Crystal castles
13. Dark chambers
14. Demons with diamonds
15. Avoid them
16. Double dunk (free DLC)
17. Fatal Run
18. Haunted house
19. Maze Craze (free DLC)
20. Centipede
21. Miner 2049er
22. Mini golf (free DLC)
23. Missile Command
24. MotoRodeo (free DLC)
25. Renegade
26. Quadron
27. Baseball RealSports
28. RealSports Basketball
29. Real sports boxing
30. RealSports Soccer
31. RealSports football
32. RealSports tennis
33. RealSports Volleyball
34. Return to the haunted house (free DLC)
35. Saboteur
36. Save Maria (free DLC)
37. A secret quest
38. Solaris
39. Super Breakout
40. Super Football (free DLC)
41. Surround
42. Swordquest: EarthWorld
43. Swordquest: FireWorld
44. Swordquest: WaterWorld
45. Warlords
46. Yars’ Revenge

Atari 5200 (5)

They only exist five Atari 5200 games available for the Atari 50, but they are undoubtedly some of the best you can find in the system. Millipede is, interestingly, an unreleased console prototype, which may seem puzzling given the game’s popularity elsewhere.

• Bounty Bob Strikes Back!
• Centipede
• Missile Command
• Star Raiders
• Super Breakout

Atari 7800 (7)

They are there seven Atari 7800 games available on the Atari 50and all were officially released as cartridges between 1986 and 1991.

1. Asteroids
2. Basketball fight
3. Centipede
4. Dark chambers
5. Fatal Run
6. Ninjas for golf
7. Waste dog

Atari Lynx (6)

The Lynx is Atari’s unusual handheld computer, released in 1989 to compete with Nintendo’s Game Boy (no prizes for guessing which one ‘won’). They are there six Lynx games available for the Atari 50including the excellent Warbirds, which was added as free DLC with 11,2600 games.

1. Basketball fight
2. Malibu Bikini Volleyball
3. Waste dog
4. Super Asteroid and Missile Command
5. Turbo Sat
6. War birds (free DLC)

Atari 800 (5)

They only exist five Atari 800 games available for the Atari 50, including the likes of Caverns of Mars and Food Fight. The latter is a pretty fun title where you fight against advanced chefs to get delicious ice cream.

1. Bounty Bob Strikes Back!
2. Caves of Mars
3. Food fight
4. Miner 2049er
5. Yoomp!

Atari Jaguar (9)

Ah, Jaguar, we barely knew you. They are there nine titles from Jaguar available for the Atari 50including what many would say is the console’s killer app: Storm 2000designed by Jeff Minter and Llamasoft.

1. Atari Karts
2. Club Drive
3. Cybermorph
4. Evolution of Dino Dudes
5. The fight for life
6. Missile Command 3D
7. Ruiner pinball
8. Storm 2000
9. Trevor McFur in the Crescent Galaxy