Aces Go Places 2 (1983)
King Kong has an Atari 800 system in his apartment.
Atari 800
Along with the 400, the 800 was Atari's first foray into the home computer market, and was the first such computer to be equipped with custom coprocessors for enhanced graphics and sound capabilities.
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•Aces Go Places 2 (1983) •Chocky (1984) •Cloak and Dagger (1984) •Family Ties - Season 5, Episode 17, "A Tale of Two Cities: Part 1" (1987) •Infinity Limited - Season 1 (1984) •Max Dugan Returns (1983) •Micro Men (2009) •One Crazy Summer (1986) •Police Story (1985) •Prime Risk (1985) •Razorback (1984) •The Stuff (1985) •Time Walker (1982) •Videodrome (1983)
Chocky (1984)
Matthew plays on his friend Colin's Atari 800 and, with Chocky's help, beats the game causing the computer to "overload" in the process.
Computers do not emit smoke as a result of beating the highest level of space invaders!
Cloak and Dagger (1984)
Davey's friend, video-game shop owner Morris, has an Atari 800 at the back on the shop where he plays video games during quiet times.
Family Ties - Season 5, Episode 17, "A Tale of Two Cities: Part 1" (1987)
The hotel reservation system is a modified Atari 800.
Infinity Limited - Season 1 (1984)
Kris and Rick use their Atari 800 for all their computing needs, including accounting, presentations and analysing scientific data.
Max Dugan Returns (1983)
Matthew has an Atari 800 in is room, presumably one of the gifts from his grandfather.
Micro Men (2009)
The Atari 800 appears in a contemporary news programme and an advert.
One Crazy Summer (1986)
Before leaving for Nantucket, Hoops works on his application to the design collage. On his desk is an Atari 800.
Police Story (1985)
Selina uses the Atari 800 to print out evidence incriminating her boss.
Prime Risk (1985)
Julie uses her Atari 800 to perform decimal to binary translation as part of the process of cloning bank cards.
Razorback (1984)
Sarah uses an Atari 800 computer to track the boar.
The Stuff (1985)
Jason's family are addicted to The Stuff and play a game on their Atari 800 whilst trying to persuade Jason to try it.
Time Walker (1982)
One of Doug's colleagues, Jack Parker, uses his Atari 800 to monitor the university's reactor and to investigate a strange diagram found in the crystals.
Videodrome (1983)
The workshop at the TV station is equipped with an Atari 800 which appears to be used for controlling the satellite dish.
