Mystery Subsim #74

[Onkel Neal]

Here is the initial shot of Mystery Subsim #74



Be the first to guess correctly the name of this subsim or naval game and have your name added to the prize pool.

If you guess, and you are wrong, then you have used one of your three wrong guesses alloted to each player. Each player gets only three wrong guesses in the whole contest before your participation ends, so guess wisely (if you are really sure). If you don't know, don't waste a guess! You can only guess incorrectly three times in the contest.

You cannot EDIT your post in this contest. An edited or deleted post counts as a wrong guess.

Remember the rules!!

If no one tries to guess this shot, or no one guesses correctly, there will be an expanded shot to follow.

Good hunting!
Neal

[mookiemookie]

Seawolf

[gasparweb]

The picture belongs to "SEAWOLF" for Atari 2600... I think the price goes for mookiemookie....

Ohhh... GMT-3.0!!!

Cheers

[gasparweb]

I've read the Rules of the contest, so, to dont do any edit on "price" word on my prev post, I say "prize" is the right word.
Sorry

[Onkel Neal]

Originally Posted by gasparweb

I've read the Rules of the contest, so, to dont do any edit on "price" word on my prev post, I say "prize" is the right word.
Sorry

Smart man

[Onkel Neal]

Originally Posted by mookiemookie

Seawolf

Correct, Seawolf


About the game:

Atari 2600 programmer Manuel Rotschkar (Gunfight, Star Fire) has completed his latest Atari 2600 title, Seawolf, which will be his 4K entry in the 2004 MiniGame Competition. This game is influenced and inspired by the Midway Sea Wolf and Sea Wolf II arcade games as well as the Astrocade and 8-bit home versions, but is not a direct port. Seawolf also borrows elements from Broderbund's Seafox. In Seawolf you command a submarine lurking below the surface of the ocean, where you need to attack enemy convoys while avoiding depth charges and other dangers. But use your resources wisely, as you don't want to be a sitting duck when you run out of torpedoes, or worse, fuel! And watch out for the Red Cross ships, as they have a surprise for you if you accidently target them! Seawolf features four difficulty settings, with a matching color-coded score display so you can tell which difficulty setting you are playing at quick glance. Seawolf is the first Atari 2600 homebrew to feature 24 pixel wide multicolor sprites.

Nicely done!

Neal