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Mouse Trap (Atari 2600, 1982)

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Experience the thrill of action and adventure with Mouse Trap for Atari 2600, released in 1982 by Coleco. This classic game challenges players to help a mouse escape from a trap by moving blocks and avoiding obstacles. With its engaging gameplay and colorful graphics, Mouse Trap is sure to keep you entertained for hours. Join the fun with this timeless game that is perfect for gamers of all ages. Whether you're a fan of action and adventure or just looking for a fun challenge, Mouse Trap is sure to provide hours of entertainment. Get ready to embark on an exciting adventure with the mouse and trap blocks.

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Based on the 1981 Exidy coin-op game and the ColecoVision hit, Mouse Trap for the Atari 2600 is a maze game featuring one of the oldest rivalries known to man. You are a mouse, and your enemies are cats. Your job is to maneuver around the maze, eating all of the cheese. When all of the cheese is gone, you move on to the next maze, which is the same in design. As you gobble up cheese, cats will chase after you and try to bite you. Luckily, if you have any bones in your stockpile, you can temporarily turn the tables on your enemies by morphing into a dog. In each maze you will find four bones that you can add to your arsenal. Situated on the walls of the maze are eight doors. With a push of the button you can open or close all of the doors simultaneously, allowing you to gain access to certain areas of the maze and close off other areas to trap the cats. Unlike the ColecoVision and the arcade versions of the game, there are no color-coded doors, no prizes to pick up, no hawks to disrupt your pathways and no IN box to escape into. One thing this game does have that is lacking in the aforementioned versions is an option that allows you to play the game with invisible mazes.