Again I haven't played most of these. Some really rare titles here. River Patrol: C. A kid who went to the church I went to when I was a kid had a copy of this and I got to play it once, for an extended period of time. We liked the music (very few Atari games had ANY background music) but felt the gameplay was lacking. The boat was very sluggish and awkward to control, and many of the obstacles were seemingly impossible to avoid, which led to the game feeling unfair. We still played it a lot, but it didn't get any better. It's a R9 cartridge, who knew. Threshold: A. I think the difficulty of Threshold is fiendish, and that's the appeal. As shooters go, I rank Megamania, Spider Fighter, Space Invaders, and River Raid higher. But Threshold is right up there, and it's one to plug in if you're sick of feeling like the games you've been playing are too easy. Pete Rose Baseball. NR. I feel like it would be unfair for me to grade a sports game that I haven't played two-player, and I need to go back and re-play it, with a 2P opponent. I need a manual, I couldn't figure out the controls. The graphics are AMAZAING, S-tier plus. Probably the best looking console baseball game until Jaleco's Bases Loaded on the NES. If I can learn the controls and actually play it, I'll give it a revised rating. Tomcat: The F-14 Fighter Simulator: NR. I have this in my collection, but I haven't played it. I should say I have played it, but I couldn't figure out how to get off the deck of the aircraft carrier. It seems like they are trying for realism and simulation, but again, I need the manual to get anywhere. Maybe there's a great game in there, waiting for me to discover it.
