Blue Lightning Demo Card (1989) 
| Details (Atari Lynx) | Supported platforms | Artwork and Media | |
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| Publisher: Genre: Author(s): Maximum Players: Joysticks: Language: Media Code: Media Type: Country of Release: Comments: | Atarisoft1 - Eng N/A Cartridge Worldwide | Atari Lynx |
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Songbird (Unknown) 4th May 2015 08:13Songbird's "Under the Microscope #2" has this to say about the demo cart:
"The story on the cart is that stores selling the Lynx were not running any demos on it, and Atari thought that it should make a game in constant play mode to attract more buyers. So they modified the existing Blue Lightning game to turn it into a non-playable cart that plays itself (i.e., it's always in attract mode).
Now, you might expect this cart to be a little circuit board with a handwritten label, but instead it's a standard, curve-edged cart with a gold label with the Lynx logo, all in red lettering.
You can't play this cart, but don't pass one up if you want to complete your Lynx collection."
"The story on the cart is that stores selling the Lynx were not running any demos on it, and Atari thought that it should make a game in constant play mode to attract more buyers. So they modified the existing Blue Lightning game to turn it into a non-playable cart that plays itself (i.e., it's always in attract mode).
Now, you might expect this cart to be a little circuit board with a handwritten label, but instead it's a standard, curve-edged cart with a gold label with the Lynx logo, all in red lettering.
You can't play this cart, but don't pass one up if you want to complete your Lynx collection."
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History
This title was first added on 1st June 2006
This title was most recently updated on 4th May 2015










