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[jillyb2004]

CringeTober 2025

Day 5: Favorite Cliche

So My Favorite Cliche of All Time is a Long Chase Scene between the Protagonist and The Antagonist

Such as those from The Lion King, Sausage Party, Monsters University, Etc

For This Prompt, I drew the characters from Lucy The Daughter of The Devil (including my Ocs) being chased around San Francisco by Senator Bob Whitehead in his monster form.

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[arcadefan]

Cliff Spohn's cover art for Star Ship, 1 of 9 launch titles for the Atari VCS released on September 11, 1977. Upscaled and retouched.

Star Ship was programmed by Bob Whitehead and was based on Atari's arcade game Starship 1. It was the first space-themed game developed for the VCS. Also released for the Sears TeleGames system under the title Outer Space.

[atariforce]

Retro Game Spotlight 083: Blackjack (1977)

Publisher: Atari Platform: Atari 2600 Designer: Bob Whitehead Box Art: Rick Guidice

Trivia: One of the nine titles that launched with the Atari Video Computer System in 1977, Blackjack is based on the casino card game of the same name, and was later discontinued after Atari released its Casino cartridge.

[atariforce]

Retro Game Spotlight 076: Star Ship (1977)

Publisher: Atari Platform: Atari 2600 Designer: Bob Whitehead Box Art: Cliff Spohn

Trivia: Based on the Atari arcade game Starship 1, Star Ship was the first space-related game developed for the Atari Video Computer System.

[geekazine]

April 25, 1980: Activision Formed

April 25, 1980: @Activision Formed #podcast #history #technology

April 25, 1980: Activision Fantastic Four comes together

1980 – Activision was technically founded in 1979, but it wasn’t until April 25 that the “Fantastic Four” joined up as the first third-party software company for video games. David Crane and Alan Miller left Atari August 1979 to start programming under the Activision name. Larry Kaplan and Bob Whitehead stayed behind until April 25th when…

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[geekazine]

April 25, 1980: Activision Formed

April 25, 1980: Activision Formed

April 25, 1980: Activision Fantastic Four comes together

1980 – Activision was technically founded in 1979, but it wasn’t until April 25 that the “Fantastic Four” joined up as the first third-party software company for video games. David Crane and Alan Miller left Atari August 1979 to start programming under the Activision name. Larry Kaplan and Bob Whitehead stayed behind until April 25th when…

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