In our first interview episode, David sits down with homebrew creator, tep392 (AKA: Perry Thuente) to discuss his latest creation, Pac-Man Arcade. Hear how he was able to make such a spot on version of the classic arcade game and get some early insite into some of his upcoming projects.
Show Notes
News
Pac-Man Arcade
- Published by
- Perry "TEP392" Thuente - Atari 8-bit homebrew cart, 2012
- AtariAge - Atari 5200 cart, 2012
- Developed by
- Atari Inc. - original 1983 Ms. Pac-Man game
- Perry Thuente, with contributions from MrFish and others - Pac-Man Arcade hack
- Based on NAMCO's 1980 arcade game
Where to Buy:
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Other Reviews and Info:
- Atari Inc's 8-bit Pac-Man
- Atari Inc's 2600 Pac-Man
- Atari Inc's 8-bit Ms. Pac-Man
- Atari Inc's 2600 Ms. Pac-Man
- Atari Corp's 7800 Ms. Pac-Man
Pac-Man (mini review)
- Published by Atari Inc., 1982
- Developer Joe Hellesen
- Based on NAMCO's 1980 arcade game
Links
Donkey Kong
- Published by Atari Inc., 1983 & Atari Corp., 1988
- Developed by Landon Dyer (code & graphics), Brad Fuller (sound), Atari Inc.
- Based on Nintendo's 1981 arcade game
Where to buy:
Links:
Other Reviews and Info:
Warhawk
- Published by Firebird, 1986
- Developed by Andrew Betts (code), Rob Hubbard (music)
Links:
180!
- Published by Mastertronic, 1986
- Developed by Binary Design:
- David Forward (code)
- Steve Pickford & Jeremy Pickford (graphics)
- Jason C. Brooke (music)
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