Activision Anthology (Atari 2600) - PlayStation 2 Review

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Activision Anthology (2002)
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Released in 2002 for the PS2, this fantastic compilation of 45 games showcases some of the best games that the Atari 2600 had to offer. Some of my favorites on this list are Pitfall 2: The Lost Caverns, Keystone Kapers and Pete Rose's Baseball. Let's take ride back to the early 80's with this one!



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