Missile Command

April 1, 1981

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Missile Command

Platforms

Atari 2600

Companies

Atari Polyvox Sears

Genres

Shooter

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When the Atari 2600 conversion of Missile Command released, the conversion's developer, Rob Fulop, was not paid in money but rather a coupon for one free turkey at Safeway. Rob Fulop left to co-found Imagic as a result of this.

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Also Appears On: Atari (Company), Imagic (Company)

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