Stories of an adventurer, who braved dragons and dangerous mazes to return the Chalice from the forces of evil. At night, you’ve dreamt of such adventure. Often the dreams occur in the Ice Kingdom’s abandoned, frozen landscapes to the north; other times, you find yourself hopelessly lost in the Green Kingdom’s hedge mazes; sometimes the dreaming takes place in the frightening endless forests, which surround the Dark Kingdom.

And now, the Chalice is missing again. Your weapons and keys, gone from the safety of the Seashore Castle. Peasants cry out in fear with tales of fantastic and dangerous creatures roaming the countryside. Evil has once again stolen the Chalice and hidden it! Return this sacred Chalice to the safety of the Seashore Kingdom’s Castle!

Adventure II is the much-anticipated, unofficial sequel to Atari's classic Adventure on the 2600. Taking advantage of the Atari 5200's improved capabilities over the 2600, Adventure II is much larger and more detailed than the original, while still remaining faithful to the traits that made the classic Adventure memorable even after 25 years.

Adventure II: includes: Adventure II 32K game cartridge, parchment envelope containing maps of the four hedge mazes, An Adventure II magnet featuring Brundle the Dragon, and a magnet from our partner Atari Age.

The game is perhaps inspired by the AT-AT attack sequence in The Empire Strikes Back, and gameplay is very similar to that of the Atari 2600 game based on the film. Converted from the Atari XL.

Beef Drop includes the cartridge and 12-page, full-color manual.

Levels get progressively harder with the introduction of more obstacles, narrower tunnels, more bugs, and poisonous walls that cause Beeble to explode on contact. Converted from the Atari XL.

Castle Crisis features a professionally printed box, label and manual. The Castle Crisis artwork created by GDG contributor Manu Pärssinen.

Castle Crisis supports up to four players on a four-port 5200 system, and even supports 5200 paddle controllers if you have them, for a more authentic arcade experience. If you're a fan of the arcade Warlords, or of the popular 2600 version, you owe it to yourself to buy Castle Crisis!

Jump, Punch and Kick in this 2D fighter. Huge sprite graphics and incredibly fast. Disgrace your opponent before he disgraces you and watch out for that SCORPION! Single player or simultaneous two-player action!

One day, Desmond, out for a walk in the sun, accidentally discovers Alfonso's hiding place. Realising that the vast fortune could all be his, he descends into the dark and dingy depths of the earth to search for the precious metal.

The gold is scattered about the dungeon in bags and Desmond must search for it before carrying it back to the surface. But there are dangerous spiders living in the tunnels, alongside the deadly plungers.

Every now and then, Alfonso flies overhead to drop off some more gold. If he sees Desmond, he will try to bomb him. Can Desmond get all the gold to the surface before the spiders, the plungers or the bombs get him? Converted from the Atari XL.

Once upon a time there was a kingdom that was very small. It was so small in fact that no one larger than a flea ever gave it much thought.

In this tiniest of places there lived a race of peaceful hippety, hoppity creatures called DRELBS. One day a shadow fell over this happy land. It was invaded by trollaboars, evil looking gnomes of squarish stature who, because they also were not very large, coveted this miniature land for their own. They came with screwhead tanks to destroy the drelbs, and hunted drelbs just for fun.

Although the drelbs were tiny, they weren't short on smarts. They led the trollaboars to the atomic flip grid in the center of the city and there decided to make their stand.

Your task, if you've the courage of a friendly drelb, is to defeat the trollaboars on th atomic flip grid. You must be fast and cunning to avoid the hunters and save the drelbs from extinction. And above all, you must have heart! Happy blinking, drelb lover!

Encounter is an alien shoot 'em up and flying game that contains eight environments with three difficulty levels and includes 3-D graphics and sound effects to indicate the approach of enemy kamikaze aliens. The game contains two level types: a shooting level where diamond-shaped aliens attack the player in a 3-D plane and a flying level where the player must navigate a 3-D star field by avoiding contact with any foreign objects.

Fort Apocaypse is a 2-D side-scroller that requires the player to navigate an underground Kralthan prison in a Rocket Copter, destroying or avoiding enemies while rescuing the prisoners. Fire your rockets and drop bombs to obliterate your enemies! Plays similar to Choplifter, Scramble & Super Cobra.

Run around the grid, color squares and avoid monsters in a game that resembles Amidar and Pepper II. You cannot kill the enemies, but they can kill you! Armed with only a few "stuns” to defend your self while you traverse 15 different playing levels.

O'Riley's Mine is essentially a high-speed variant of Mr. Do! and Boulder Dash - you must race around collecting everything before returning to the top of the mine shaft while the creatures chase you and the water rises relentlessly. Converted from the Atari XL.

The player attempts to manage an oil drilling operation and collect oil. This is done by moving the drill head through a maze using four directional control buttons; the head is trailed by a pipeline connecting it to the base.

Subterranean creatures populate the maze; the head can destroy the creatures, but the pipeline is vulnerable. As the player traverses the maze, the pipe grows longer, but pressing a button quickly retracts the head. The player can advance through eight different levels.

Rescue Pooyan From Fierce Wolves!

One day in a forest, a group of Wolves attacked the pig's house where Mother Pig (Mama) and her little Piggies (Pooyans) where living peacefully. Mama fought against Wolves to protect Pooyans using arrows and meat. For all her afforts, however, some Pooyans were kidnapped. Hating the Wolves, Mama bravely goes to the Wolves' Lair to rescue Pooyans.

Is Mama able to beat wolves and take and take Pooyans back home?

Opposing the player are a number of robotic adversaries, including spiral drones, robo droids and snap jumpers. Shamus is armed with 'Ion Shivs' and is able to hurl up to two at a time at his enemies. Touching an electrified wall results in instantaneous death similar to Berzerk or Frenzy. Converted from the Atari XL.