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Joust

aka: Joust: A Game of Combat, Action and Skill

Moby ID: 4059

[ All ] [ Antstream add ] [ Apple II ] [ Arcade ] [ Atari 2600 ] [ Atari 5200 ] [ Atari 7800 ] [ Atari 8-bit ] [ Atari ST ] [ Lynx ] [ Macintosh ] [ NES ] [ Palm OS add ] [ Xbox 360 ]

Apple II screenshots

thumbnail — Title Screen

thumbnail — Main Menu

thumbnail — Wave 1 Begins

thumbnail — My Combatant

thumbnail — I was Dismounted

thumbnail — Game Over

Arcade screenshots

thumbnail — Hi-score is empty

thumbnail — Game starts

thumbnail — Attack enemy's head

thumbnail — Battle in progress

thumbnail — Game over

Atari 2600 screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Starting a game of Joust

thumbnail — Platforms change from level to level

thumbnail — Beginning an egg wave

thumbnail — Watch out for the unbeatable? pterodactyl

thumbnail — Gladiator waves (represented by a "G" in this version) are waves that the first player to dismount the other player earns 3,000 points.

thumbnail — In this port for the Atari 2600, while "S" means a survival wave, in two-player games, the "S" means a team wave, thus saving a few bytes of code.

thumbnail — Just like other Atari 2600 games (e.g. Dig Dug and Moon Patrol), this version includes a Children's Version (represented by a teddy bear head), which one enemy attacks at a time.

Atari 5200 screenshots

thumbnail — Atari logo and title

thumbnail — Title screen and main menu

thumbnail — Beginning a game

thumbnail — Collect the eggs for bonus points and to prevent more enemies from appearing

thumbnail — Starting an egg wave

thumbnail — Watch out for the unbeatable? pterodactyl

thumbnail — The Lava Troll is seeking an ostrich or a vulture and tries to bring them down to the lava

Atari 7800 screenshots

thumbnail — Atari logo

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Some jousting in progress

thumbnail — Collect the eggs before they hatch!

thumbnail — Watch out for the unbeatable? pterodactyl

Atari 8-bit screenshots

thumbnail — Title Screen

thumbnail — Main Screen

thumbnail — Game Over

thumbnail — Two players mode

thumbnail — Wave introduction

thumbnail — Enemy bird without the warrior

thumbnail — Heading for the egg

thumbnail — Fall from the bird

Atari ST screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — A game in progress

thumbnail — The start of an egg wave

thumbnail — The unbeatable? Pterodactyl

Lynx screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Start of game, buzzard bait!

thumbnail — All waves are faithful to the original

thumbnail — The pterodactyl is also present for when you take too long

thumbnail — Typical gameplay

thumbnail — The reason we play arcade games -- Recognition!

Macintosh screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Game running in double-pixel mode

thumbnail — Turning doubled pixels off gives a smaller display, suitable for lower resolution monitors.

thumbnail — Adjustment screen

NES screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Japan Title screen

thumbnail — Welcome to Joust

thumbnail — Beginning a game

thumbnail — Watch out for the difficult to kill pterodactyl

thumbnail — If you get too close to the flames they try to grab you in as a poor Bounder demonstrates.

thumbnail — An egg wave.

thumbnail — Unclaimed eggs will hatch to reveal a new knight.

thumbnail — Wave 41 is full of Shadow Lords and Hunters.

PC Booter screenshots

thumbnail — Title Screen

thumbnail — Gameplay screen

thumbnail — Starting a new game

thumbnail — Some jousting in progress

Xbox 360 screenshots

thumbnail — Title and main menu

thumbnail — Jousting on an easy level

thumbnail — Don't fall into the lava!

thumbnail — The pterodactyl appears if you take too long to complete a level

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