California Games on Atari 2600 is a pretty inaccurate game. Where's the high housing costs?
Developer Credits#
During the half-pipe minigame, perform a successful aerial turn with Controller 1 while holding Down on Controller 2. The points in the display will be replaced with the initials of Steve A. Baker, one of the game's programmers.
(Source: Digital Press (Al Backiel))
References#
- AVAILABILITY UPDATE - Computer Entertainer, Volume 7, Number 4, July 1988↩︎
- VIDEOSPIELE: California Games - Power Play, Issue 6, June 1988↩︎
- Coconut ad - Tilt, Issue 83, November 1990↩︎
- [https://archive.org/details/the-gamesmen-australia-winter-1989-catalog/page/21/mode/2up? ATARI 2600 GAMES AND HARDWARE] - ''The Gamesmen Australia Winter 1989 Catalog↩︎
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Commodore 64 |
Summer Games • Summer Games II • California Games • The Games: Summer Edition |
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Atari 2600 |
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Amstrad CPC |
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NES |
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Sega Master System |
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Genesis |
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