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2664:Retro Atari Classics
2095:Paleotronic Magazine
2066:"GAMES Magazine #34"
1956:Berkeley, California
1913:on November 14, 2014
1882:on November 14, 2014
1851:on November 14, 2014
1549:, specifically, the
1183:Super Missile Attack
1077:Retro Atari Classics
900:Paleotronic Magazine
786:improve this article
3196:Atari Greatest Hits
3171:Emulation and ports
3122:Atari joystick port
3112:Atari 2600 hardware
2671:Atari Greatest Hits
2130:, arcade-museum.com
2118:, arcade-museum.com
1935:. 13 November 2018.
1839:Weiss, Brett Alan.
1683:Media Arts Database
1679:"ミサイルコマンドコックピット筺体版"
1618:Tournament settings
1334:Intellivision Amico
1083:Atari Greatest Hits
1031:Atari Greatest Hits
1027:Atari Arcade Hits 1
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2611:Missile Command 3D
2313:on April 11, 2016.
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1420:In popular culture
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1506:In the 1982 film
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