2. Pig Out - Highly addictive multiplayer platformer. Levels contain many interactive background items, unlike most older arcade titles.

3. Choplifter - Hell of a fun game! Use your chopper to rescue hostages and avoid getting blown away. Not as easy as it sounds. I can't even beat level 3 on this one!

4. Mario Bros. - Flip the pests then kick them out. Gets faster and more dangerous the longer you play. Like all classics, it's very rewarding to surpass your highest score.

5. Mr. Do!'s Castle - Worthy sequel. Many say Castle is the best in the series.

6. Donkey Kong Jr. - Whenever I get cocky about my skills, I play DKJr. and boy, does it put me in my place! Twice as hard as the original, this one should have you screaming obscenities in no time. My kind of game!

7. Elevator Action - Simple to learn, difficult to master. Doesn't everybody have fond arcade memories of this one?

8. Jumping Jack - Bizarre leaping contest with EXTRA and SPECIAL bonuses, like many other Universal titles. Jack is a jungle explorer who must avoid monkeys, boulders, evil tribesmen, rhinos, and other baddies. Was this game ever released in the U.S.?

9. Double Dragon - Elbow those thugs! Sweet memories of playing this in the PX Amusement Center every time I play it. Some could even complete this on one quarter!

10. Rush 'N Attack - Corny, cheesy Konami entry. Stab the reds, steal their weapons and try to rescue the P.O.W.s. Another one I still can't beat!

11. Amidar - Use your characters (gorilla and paint roller) to surround and fill in boxes, avoiding zookeepers and pigs. Once all four corners are filled, enemies are temporarily vulnerable. Underrated, Amidar is relaxing and highly enjoyable.

12. Tutankham - Raid King Tut's tomb while avoiding bugs and flying insects. Although well translated to the 2600, the arcade is still much more difficult.

13. Pengo - Maze game with a cult following. Use your penguin to kick ice blocks to kill the dreaded snow bees. Line up the diamonds for points. Rumored to have a sequel. Anybody know the scoop?

14. Popeye - Catch Olive's hearts, music, and cries for help. Avoid Brutus (are he and Bluto the same character?) and the sea hag. Anyone NOT played this one?

15. Do! Run Run - Fourth in the series, and lots of fun. Qix meets Pac Man in the world of Mr. Do! How and you go wrong?

16. Tron - Although the dial is badly missed, Tron is still an outstanding classic arcade game.

17. Wacko - Mix and match up alien monsters and mutants. Nice graphics and tough game play make this one a winner

18. Track and Field - Go for the gold in several Olympic events. But do try to take it easy on your keyboard while playing.

19. Ladybug - Pac Man-inspired masterpiece. Universal was perhaps the greatest sleeper producer from the classic era.

20. Donkey Kong - No explanation needed.

21. Frogger - What great video game list would be complete without mentioning this one?

22. Jungle Hunt - Another early multi-event game. A.K.A. Jungle King, I prefer the Tarzan character over the explorer/safari/Dr. Livingston/Panama Joe/tourist guy.

23. Hypersports - Track and Field II, with different events.

24. Bump 'N Jump - Overhead driving where you jump to smash cars and avoid water hazards.

25. Bagman - Very primitive, a little tedious, but I enjoy it nonetheless.