"Atari Classics Evolved" PSP Cheats
"Atari Classics Evolved" for the PlayStation Portable places an entire 1980s era arcade in a retro-minded gamer's palms. As the result of a few unockables, an entire Atari 2600 home system may be obtained as well.
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Classic Games
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"Atari Classics Evolved" features faithful reproductions of the classic arcade games "Asteroids," "Asteroids Deluxe," "Battlezone," "Centipede," "Lunar Lander," "Millipede," "Missile Command," "Pong," "Super Breakout," "Tempest" and "Warlords." Any game with multiplayer capability is available for peer-to-peer wireless competition.
Updated Games
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True to its name, "Atari Classics Evolved" also features "evolved" versions of its classic game library. These versions feature updated graphics. According to the official PlayStation website, the evolved games "maintain the original gameplay while adding beautifully rendered up-to-date graphics."
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Cheats
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"Atari Classics Evolved" does not feature any cheat codes; however, the game does boast 44 Challenge Awards. Once all 44 such awards are completed, more than 60 classic games originally available for the Atari 2600 Video Computer System are unlocked for gameplay: "Adventure," "Air-Sea Battle," "Asteroids," "Battlezone," "Blackjack," "Bowling," "Breakout," "Canyon Bomber," "Casino," "Centipede," "Circus Atari," "Combat," "Crystal Castles," "Demons to Diamonds," "Desert Falcon," "Dodge 'Em," "Double Dunk," "Flag Capture," "Football," "Fun With Numbers," "Golf," "Gravitar," "Haunted House," "Home Run," "Human Cannonball," "Math Gran Prix," "Maze Craze," "Millipede," "Miniature Golf," "Missile Command," "Night Driver," "Off The Wall," "Outlaw," "Quadrun," "Radar Lock," "Realsports Baseball," "Realsports Football," "Realsports Tennis," "Sky Diver," "Slot Machine," "Slot Racers," "Space War," "Sprintmaster," "Star Ship," "Steeplechase," "Stellar Track," "Street Racer," "Submarine Commander," "Super Baseball," "Surround," "Swordquest: Earthworld," "Swordquest: Fireworld," "Swordquest: Waterworld," "Tempest," "Video Olympics," "Video Pinball" and "Warlords and Yar's Revenge."
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