Uploaded January 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Today we are reviewing Caverns of Mars released by Atari in 2024 for the 2600 and plus line of consoles. It was originally released in 1981 as part of the Atari Program Exchange and was far and away the most successful title to come out of it. Because of that Caverns of Mars received a proper release from Atari shortly there after.
The version we're looking at was originally released as Conquest of Mars and put out on AtariAge by Champ games. Some things were altered and it is now the game we see before us today. But is it worth playing? Lets find out!
Find Caverns of Mars here
atari.com/products/caverns-of-mars-2600-atari?srsltid=AfmBOopNykXmBdQAvZd0vjWgcUToz7wLkFxYP991ZUZWlf-DGI9XnMAu
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Today we are reviewing Caverns of Mars released by Atari in 2024 for the 2600 and plus line of consoles. It was originally released in 1981 as part of the Atari Program Exchange and was far and away the most successful title to come out of it. Because of that Caverns of Mars received a proper release from Atari shortly there after.
The version we're looking at was originally released as Conquest of Mars and put out on AtariAge by Champ games. Some things were altered and it is now the game we see before us today. But is it worth playing? Lets find out!
Find Caverns of Mars here
atari.com/products/caverns-of-mars-2600-atari?srsltid=AfmBOopNykXmBdQAvZd0vjWgcUToz7wLkFxYP991ZUZWlf-DGI9XnMAu
amazon.com/Caverns-Mars-2600-Atari/dp/B0DDV8WQRQ
Please consider becoming a Patreon! Its only 5 dollars a month and you get access to exclusive content. This includes audio, videos, livestreams and behind the scenes stuff!
patreon.com/7800progamer
You can also become a Atari Network Member on YouTube to gain access to the same bonus features as all patreons!:
youtube.com/channel/UCJfr8m4meOK827TWhrx9mxA/join
Also please consider joining the discord server! Its free and we talk all about Atari there.
discord.gg/vjcaNE8uCx
And consider checking out some of our merch! We have shirts, cups and more!
theatarinetwork.printify.me/products
If you are interested in advertising or partnering, or even just talk you can email me at 7800progamer@gmail.com
You can also follow me on Twitter (X), Instagram or Facebook by searching for the Atari Network or 7800progamer!
The Atari Network has 3 goals (besides entertainment) that I hope embodies everything the channel does:
1. Bring awareness to Atari, especially the often ignored Tramiel and 7800 era
2. Make sure the hardworking people both new and old (from the old guard at Atari corp to the new developers keeping Atari alive) get the recognition that they deserve for their hard work
3. Preserve the history of Atari in the video game hobby so that it survives long after us
Check out my written reviews and all of Vinnies 20 years of hard work here
atari7800forever.com
Thanks for watching and please subscribe. It does way more than you'll ever know for me.
#atari #champgames #atari2600 #7800plus #retrogaming #homebrew
