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Amidar (Atari 2600, 1982)

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Immerse yourself in the world of action and adventure with Amidar for Atari 2600. This classic game, released in 1982 by Parker Brothers, will transport you to a thrilling universe of gameplay. With its captivating storyline and engaging gameplay mechanics, Amidar is sure to keep you entertained for hours on end. Experience the excitement of navigating through various levels and challenges as you play as Amidar, the heroic character from the game. With its iconic graphics and sound effects, this game is a must-have for any video game enthusiast. Get your hands on this timeless classic and relive the adventure of a lifetime! No box or instructions sorry

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Based on the popular arcade game, Amidar is a Pac-Man-inspired maze game in which you adopt the role of a gorilla attempting to paint a maze while being pursued by pigmy warriors. Your character paints in areas he surrounds as he moves along the grid. Paint the entire maze and you will begin again in the next round, this time as a paintbrush pursued by faster, unruly pigs. Complete this round, and you're a gorilla once again. <br><br>As you work your way through the levels the enemies become faster, numbering between five and six depending on difficulty setting and level. Four times per life, players may turn pursuers into destroyable chickens by filling in all four of the corner boxes, or temporarily turn enemies into shadows (which will pass right through you) by pressing the fire button. <br><br>Amidar has only one game, which begins the moment you turn on the power switch. The difficulty switch settings are opposite of most Atari 2600 games, with 'A' being the "easy" setting. Difficulty switch 'A' starts the game at level one, with five enemies traveling at the slowest speed, while difficulty switch 'B' starts the game at level three, with six enemies traveling at a faster speed.