Fast Food (1982)

Telesys

Atari 2600

3.33 from 6 ratings

22 members have it in their collection · 8 backlogged · 2 wish listed

The objective of the game is to eat as much fast food as you can by devouring the junk food that is approaching your huge mouth from the left of the screen. While doing that you should be careful to avoid the purple pickles - after having eaten six of those it is game over. Fast Food was written by Don Ruffcorn.
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Details

Developers
Telesys
Publishers
Telesys
Genres
Arcade
Themes
Action

Release dates

  • Jun 05, 1982 (Full Release) (North_America) Atari 2600
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Rating distribution

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scoopings

Review scoopings 3/5 · Feb 6, 2022

Well-Made, Tight Controls, Fast-Paced "Collect the Items" Game

Look: 6/10 Mostly redundant, but kinda cute

Sound: 6/10 Functional enough. Would have benefitted from background music.

Play: 8/10 I had way more fun with this than I probly should have, it's so incredibly simple and just increases in speed. But this is my kind of arcade-style "action" game tbh: simple, fun, challenge matches you, so to speak. Incredibly fast-paced, …

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Look: 6/10 Mostly redundant, but kinda cute

Sound: 6/10 Functional enough. Would have benefitted from background music.

Play: 8/10 I had way more fun with this than I probly should have, it's so incredibly simple and just increases in speed. But this is my kind of arcade-style "action" game tbh: simple, fun, challenge matches you, so to speak. Incredibly fast-paced, tight controls, and nonstop gameplay.

Feel: 8/10 What should be just another lackluster Atari game was just too fun for me to discredit it. Play this if you want some goofy "collect the items as they fly past the screen" arcade fun.

Attachment: 7/10 How often I will be returning to very simple arcade-style games is questionable, but if I do, this one will definitely be on the list.

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