@tombeck
Yes the Ody/Vpac fanbase is relatively small but I can understand because, be fair, most of the games aren’t that much fun to play and there were hardly any arcade titles, which people were looking for to play in the eighties (the arcades were the ultimat gaming experience back then). The Ody got a boom in sales when they released Munckin, a pacman “clone” but that was stopped by Atari.
So, the games that are great to play hardly ever got noticed, Killer Bees being one of them. I never played that game until I started collecting in the nineties.
Nowadays games are starting to get recognition from fans of other systems and clones are starting to appear. Most of them not very good but some are nice:
-K.C. Munchkin for the Atari 7800
-Defend Your Castle for the 2600 (Very heavely based on Stonesling)
-Lost In Space for the Atari XL (A four player version of Spac Rendezvous).
This is just by heart, I’m sure I’m forgetting a couple.
And yes, I guess the Ody/Vpac will remain an underdog system, but I kinda like that.
