Enter a subatomic world. Using the trackball, capture particles by circling them with your probes tail.
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Played as part of Atari 50.
Pretty damn solid, but once you get up to a certain level there's just too much clutter on the screen to really be able to dodge anything. Pretty forward-thinking for the time but it is a tad easy in early levels and gets a little frustrating in later levels with the ridiculous speed of some of the objects.
Pretty damn solid, but once you get up to a certain level there's just too much clutter on the screen to really be able to dodge anything. Pretty forward-thinking for the time but it is a tad easy in early levels and gets a little frustrating in later levels with the ridiculous speed of some of the objects.
THIS is where Pokémon Ranger originated from??
Don't compare this to Qix. They aren't really the same. (Quantum is way cooler.)
Don't compare this to Qix. They aren't really the same. (Quantum is way cooler.)
Qix's cooler younger brother.
(Atari 50)
Pokemon Ranger wanna be this
Pokemon Ranger wanna be this
Hey, this one is also pretty dang neat as well. You spin around these deadly orbs in space, and it obliterates them. It may be incredibly simple, but it can be a good amount of fun.
Game #197
Game #197
Quantum honestly is one of the most fun and simple games I've played within the Atari lineup.
The entire goal is to draw circles over these planets, destroying them and rewarding you with points. Now while you can circle each planet 1 at a time, the game gives you extra points for the more you swerve around, stacking the points based upon the amount you circled.
As the game goes on, it throws hazardous objects that can kill you however if you're strategic you can circle around those as well and collect more points.
Honestly this was an amazingly fun game I will be coming back to! Enjoyed this gem on Atari 50.
The entire goal is to draw circles over these planets, destroying them and rewarding you with points. Now while you can circle each planet 1 at a time, the game gives you extra points for the more you swerve around, stacking the points based upon the amount you circled.
As the game goes on, it throws hazardous objects that can kill you however if you're strategic you can circle around those as well and collect more points.
Honestly this was an amazingly fun game I will be coming back to! Enjoyed this gem on Atari 50.