Enduro

Overview

Enduro, programmed by Larry Miller and released by Activision in 1983, is a racing game for the Atari 2600 that challenged players to race through day and night conditions as well as weather changes. Enduro would start you off each "day" with a specific number of cars you needed to pass in order to qualify you for the next day's race. The concept of changing weather patterns, such as snow and rain as well as a thick fog would drift in and out of the levels force you to handle your car in different ways. When fog came, you moved at a snails pace so not to cause car wrecks, when the weather would clear it would be pedal to the metal. Despite racing being absolutely nothing like the sport of basketball, Enduro is frequently suggested to Game Room players who also enjoy Double Dunk.

Control

The game focused on Atari 2600 joystick control and was therefore extremely simplistic by necessity. Left and right would move your car as such, while up and down would act as a change in speed. The real challenge was to not strike cars on any side as your car would slow to a stop and all the cars would pass by, leaving you to start over.

Game Name	Enduro
Platform(s)	ZX Spectrum Atari 2600 PlayStation Xbox Live Marketplace
Publisher(s)	Activision
Developer(s)	Activision Learning Technologies Interactive
Genres	Add a new genre Driving/Racing
Themes	Add a new theme
Original US Release	Feb. 1, 1983 need a fuzzy date?
Original US Release	know the real date?
Aliases
ESRB	ESRB: E

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Enduro

Overview

Control

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