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Circus Atari

Circus Atari (XSX) game cover art
Platform: Atari 2600
Tags: Action
Developer: Atari

Publisher
Region
Released
NA
??/??/1978
JP
??/??/1983

Reader Reviews

Circus Atari review

Reviewed October 31, 2003

retro says: "Ahhh Circus Atari, one of my absolute favorite Atari 2600 games. Circus Atari features clowns who are dying to get some major hang time and pop some balloons for a living. The idea of the game is to move a seesaw back and forth in order to propel frantic stick-figured clowns up to the three sets of horizontally scrolling balloons overhead. When these goofy clowns are propelled to the unbelievable heights of your television screen, they flail their arms in a hyper fashion, which in turn pops the ..."
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