Published by Konami in 1981, 600 belongs to that first wave of maze games that flourished after Pac-Man's success: the goal is to lead little turtles back to safety while dodging hostile beetles, on fixed screens built for short arcade rounds.
It's a title practically forgotten even among arcade collectors, documented only in emulation databases. Its interest today is mostly archaeological, as a sample of the glut of maze variants the Japanese market tried out at the very start of the eighties.
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