One of the very few 2600 4 player games! Even though there weren’t very many 4 player Atari 2600 games (especially ones tat weren’t tennis) this game can still hold a flame to now adays party games. The concept is amazingly simple but the game itself sure isn’t… You fire a ball (a cannon, if you will) into the walls of your enemies trying to hit the “home base” (the center of your corner). You can either bounce the ball back at your opponents or catch it, aim the fire it charged down your opponents walls and/or base. In the end, last warlord standing wins. Simple as that. With hours of fun and addictive Gameplay you have no reason to get bored as long as there are 4 of you, the computer players are ridiculous. Unfortunately you need to own 2 sets of double paddles to get the 4 player going so if you don’t have the double sets then I wouldn’t recommend this 100% but still I suggest it if you only have two single paddles or one doubbleset and/or a single….
Based on a mindless arcade classic which has been passed down in many forms throughout the decades, Warlords on the Atari 2600 proves worthy of its original. While, of course, a simpler and slimmed-down version of the ar... Read Full Review
With most 2600 games, looking at the picture on the box is more fun that actually playing the game. But Warlords does have some play value. Basically a multi player version of Breakout, up to four players try to defend t... Read Full Review
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