DOWN
1: Nine copies of this prototype were auctioned off in '96
2: Publisher of Tank Command
3: Test picture clarity, controllers, et cetera
4: This lightgun is compatable w/ the Atari 7800
5: Barnyard
6: Original publisher of One-on-One Basketball
10: Coin-op creator of Kung Fu Master
12: Designer of Pete Rose Baseball
13: Designer of Tomcat F-14 Simulator
15: Planet
16: Mean 18
19: Packaged w/ the 7800 console
21: The Atari 7800 could also play these type of games
22: This company released a 7800 compatable joystick
24: Designer of Crack'ed
26: This competitor outsold Atari in the marketplace
27: Ported from the computer game
28: Wrestling
32: Created to end frusterations w/ Berzerk's firing system
33: Free Your Father!
34: The European 7800 console had this game built-in
35: Coin-op hit
37: Rescue Your Pooch!
38: This cartridge housed a game w/ 7 different events
39: Crazy 2-Wheel Racing
40: Missing the 'conveyer belt level'
42: This Lynx game was rumored to exist (or be in development) for the 7800
43: Nintendo license
46: Premiered on the 7800
48: Martial Arts Atari style
50: The best of both worlds
51: Zamboni
52: This game is playable w/ or without the lightgun
53: Midnight Mutants stars the television character from this show
56: You may rotate your paddle in this game
57: Namco License
58: F-18
59: Ride The Wake!
60: The topic of Summer Games
65: Sounds a bit like this << tink, tink, tink, tink ... >>

ACROSS
7: Original name for Desert Falcon
8: One strategy for this game is to actually let your fighter be captured
9: NES-like controller distributed only in Europe
11: Graphics chip capable of moving over 100 objects on screen simultaneously
14: This popular '80s movie was in development by Activision for the 7800, and released on numerous other consoles
17: Aerial Combat
18: Designed by Dan Gorlin
20: Bought Atari from Warner Communications
23: Music by Pat Methany
25: This single player arcade game is a 2-player simultaneous game on the 7800
29: European 7800 game publisher
30: A lightgun game
31: The 7800 was reintroduced due to this company's success in the market
33:Similar gameplay as Guantlet
36: Publisher of the Sega arcade hit Double Dragon
41: Absolute designer of Super Skateboardin'
44: This game is playable only w/ the lightgun
45: Battle Basketball
47: Atari 7800
49: Football
53: There is no solution to this game, just as the game title implies
54: Based on the Data East coin-op
55: UH-IX
61: 'Survival Wave'
62: The 7800 was designed/intended to be upgraded to this
63: Dangerous Driving
64: Chicago Destroyed!
66: Crawl low to the ground, and don't drop your weapon!
67: Unwed Dot-Eater
68: Publisher of Title Match Pro Wrestling
69: This game was not released in the United States
70: Only approximately 36 copies of this title was released
71: This Atari ST computer game was said to be released on the 7800


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