The greatest action adventure game of all time, just got greater...
Journey back to the days when the fate of the world rested squarely on the shoulders of a square with an arrow on its head. Harnessing the awesome power of the Atari 5200, Square is back, and this time it's personal. I must admit that when I first saw Adventure II over at the bits, bytes, pixels & sprites, I nearly peed.

Authored by Ron Lloyd with props to the winners of the Atari Age "Ye Olde Adventure II" sprite design contest, Adventure II is not only the first ever sequel to the 2600 classic, it's also the first ever Atari 5200 game to come in a Limited Edition box set loaded with extras. For $50 you get the amazing professionally printed and gold-foiled number box, the fully-functional cartridge, a full-color manual, parchment maps, some magnets, and a brass plated skeleton key.

The box set is limited to only 250...so limited that I bought mine before posting this, just in case. Now that that's over with, click here to go buy, or hit the jump for a gallery of screenies and product shots, courtesy of Atari Age. Michael Fahey

Adventure II: the homebrew sequel to the Atari classic [the bits, bytes, pixels & sprites]