I believe that ever since I played Dig Dug on my sister's old Atari 2600 when I was just a toddler seventeen years ago, this game has always brought influence to my life. It was the first game I enjoyed a lot when I was just a little kid. I'm pretty I am not the only one that has a good and everlasting memory for this game. I haven't played this game for so long, but the fact that I would have fun playing it again when I get the chance hasn't changed in all of these years. The first thing I liked about the game was the charm it had that no other game has, old or new. It brings challenge, but a unique sort of challenge that no one expected to see on the TV screen from their machines. The fact that you blow up enemies to advance to the next level does eventually get repetitive, but that was what the Atari, let alone Dig Dug, was all about. Higher levels do get harder and more enemies await you, so strategy is the key. So, for those of you that played and/or enjoyed it no matter how old you were, there's bound to be something good about it in your own point of view, even if it is boring at times. Let those happy memories of playing that old game be free in your mind forever.
Dig Dug another arcade game that made it on to the Atari. Even with the poor graphics of the Atari this game was still a fun one to own and play. Gameplay: Just like the arcade verision you manuvered Dig Dug around ... Read Full Review
