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It doesn't happen like this anymore, but back in the computer days you'd sometimes just end up with a bunch of floppy disks full of games. While there were usually specific games you were looking for on each disc, they'd be filled up with bootleg copies of who-knows-what. Back when I was obsessed with my Atari 800, I stumbled my way into disks full of mystery games. No instructions, no idea where they came from, how were they played? There was only one way to find out. This time out, let's take a look at Zeppelin and Hard Hat Willy for the Atari 800, two games that I just kinda ended up with... but both made a lasting impression. As a bonus bit of additional weirdness, one of these games seemed to never end up actually being released commercially? Weird. Weird!

Thanks to everyone on Patreon for your continued support that makes all of these shows possible. I think the next Hall of Fame installment will be less about full games and more about some cool individual elements of some games that I've always loved... even if the games surrounding those elements aren't always so hot.

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Zeppelin & Hard Hat Willy (1983, A800) | The Jeff Gerstmann Hall of Fame 015

It doesn't happen like this anymore, but back in the computer days you'd sometimes just end up with a bunch of floppy disks full of games. While there were usually specific games you were looking for on each disc, they'd be filled up with bootleg copies of who-knows-what. Back when I was obsessed with my Atari 800, I stumbled my way into disks full of mystery games. No instructions, no idea where they came from, how were they played? There was only one way to find out. This time out, let's take a look at Zeppelin and Hard Hat Willy for the Atari 800, two games that I just kinda ended up with... but both made a lasting impression. As a bonus, one of these games seemed to never end up actually being released? Weird. Weird! Thanks to everyone on Patreon for your continued support that makes all of these shows possible.

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