ATARI × ACTIVISION®

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WELCOME BACK TO THE JUNGLE

For the first time in 44 years, one of the original platformers returns as an Atari 2600 cartridge. Known for its vine-swinging star, Pitfall Harry, and its complex map of 255 screens, Pitfall! helped to pave the way for the many platforming adventures that followed. Even seasoned gamers struggle to navigate the treacherous jungle maze under the oppressive time limit.

TAKE A BIG SWING

PITFALL!


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  • Ships November 2026
  • Pitfall! 2600 game cartridge
  • New, full-color manual
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Grab Them Now

The Games You Need in Your Collection

Twelve of the most well-known games are available as Standard Editions, which include a black cartridge and new, full-color manual. All games are playable on the Atari 2600+, Atari 7800+, and original hardware. Deluxe editions of these titles are also available in our four deluxe collections.

DELUXE COLLECTIONS PACKED WITH EXTRAS

PRESENTED IN AN ALL NEW WAY

Treasure Collection

10 Games. 10 Colorful Cartridges. 10 Patches. 10 Pins.

Deluxe editions of all 39 Activision games have been split into 4 collections, which will be released in four drops. Each title in the collection includes a colorful game cartridge, woven patch, and enamel pin, only available in this set.

Order each one as it is released or pre-order now to get an exclusive bonus.

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Games included

  • Pitfall!
  • River Raid
  • MegaMania
  • Dragster
  • Freeway
  • Grand Prix
  • Chopper Command
  • Sky Jinks
  • Barnstorming
  • Dolphin

Three more deluxe collections arrive in 2027. See what’s coming »

Travel Back to the Beginning

Play the Original Game Changers

In 1979, four Atari programmers rebelled against the status quo and founded Activision, the world’s first third-party video game developer. Activision created some of the most popular and best-selling games for the Atari 2600, including Pitfall!, River Raid, Kaboom!, and more. The Atari x Activision collaboration celebrates our connected history with the ultimate collection of re-released Activision games on Atari cartridges.