Gyruss is awesome, even today. It was among the first shooters to have music, and it was good music as well. Barnstorming was pretty fun, I used to trade games back then and I got to play it some, not great but original. Fishing Derby was a game you saw in the store and wondered who actually bought it.
Hover Force is actually pretty good, especially when you compare it to the other games on that horrible Intellivision console. It also was among that last releases that system saw, which is why so few remember it, because by 1986 (when it came out) few people were still buying video games at all - let alone Intellivision games. I remember being in a Kay-Bee mid crash, with a bin of games for all the consoles marked for pennies on the dollar, Hover Force was in that pile.
Quadrun is probably going to be fairly popular, since it was one of the Holy Grails of 2600 games for collectors. Mail order only and limited to 10,000 copies, it was a game few saw or even knew about. Even though later on Atari admitted it was published that way because it wasn't very good and it was cheaper to make it a limited run than a regular release.
