Rightris (Free)
A downloadable game
Rightris
An Atari 2600 game
Introduction
A tribute to the classic game Tetris for the beloved Atari 2600. Features Korobeiniki as background music.
Controls
- Joystick: Moves the piece left, right and down.
- Joystick Up: Rotates de piece clockwise.
- Fire button: Rotates de piece counter clockwise.
Game mode
- One player
Game objective
- Beat your own record.
Scoring
- Each line cleared grants 1 point.
Extra difficulty
For more experienced players, the difficulty can be increased. Switching the left difficulty switch to position "A" the pieces get faster speed each 5 lines instead of 10.
Console setup
- Choose your options: level, garbage, down speed (slow or fast)
- Press the Fire button to start the game.
- Press Reset to go to the initial screen.
- Adjust the Left difficulty switch (See Extra difficulty).
- Adjust the Right difficulty switch to turn the music on or off.
- Adjust the Color/BW switch to show, or not, the next piece.
Acknowledgments
- https://bataribasic.com/
- Awesome easy to learn basic-like language
- https://www.randomterrain.com/
- Amazing documentation on how to program the Atari 2600
- AtariAge members for their feedback and support
- In no particular order: Living Room Arcade, LatchKeyKid, Philsan, zylon, GamerGrampa, alfredtdk, Karl G. Thank you guys!
- https://onlinesequencer.net/1322988
- Korobeiniki MIDI
- https://forums.atariage.com/topic/297927-miditari-midi-to-tia-converter-tool/
- Excellent tool for converting MIDI files to batari Basic data format
- https://www.labelmaker2600.com/
- Easy to use and flexible Atari 2600 label generator
- OpenAI image generator
- Cool label image.
Download
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Very good game!
Nice little game, thanks!
Really nice work. Fun to play!