Xänte
Moby ID: 8092
Overview
Credited on 6 Games from 1983 to 1984
| No Escape! (1983 on Atari 2600) |
| Crypts of Chaos (1983 on Atari 2600) |
| Solar Storm (1983 on Atari 2600) |
| Alien (1982 on Atari 2600) |
| Demon Attack (1982 on PC Booter, Commodore 64, Atari 2600...) |
| Beany Bopper (1982 on Atari 2600) |
Trivia +
Xante carts were programmable. You bought a blank cart at a kiosk then would select a game from their catalog.
It was then downloaded via phone line and burned onto the eprom of the cart. Then a plain label was printed for the cart and generic box. An instructions sheet was also printed.
Xante was local to Tulsa, Oklahoma in a few locations. Before they could go national, the 1984 crash came and put them out of business.
According to former Xante employee Roger Collins, Xante carts were actually reprogrammable but were not advertised as such. A new cart was sold when you bought a game.
Xante carts are among the rarest of the Atari 2600 game carts to collect.
Frequent Collaborators
Companies- 3 games with Imagic
- 2 games with Fox Video Games, Inc.
- 1 game with Sirius Software, Inc.
- 2 games with Michael Becker
- 2 games with Wilfredo J. Aguilar
- 1 game with Rob Fulop
- 1 game with Dennis Koble
- 1 game with Michael Greene
- 1 game with Doug Neubauer
- 1 game with John Marvin
- 1 game with Grady Ward
- 1 game with James Dowlen
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