Senso 7800 DX2 is the work of programmer Karolj Nadj, published in 2001 under the Taquart label as public domain: one of the first homebrew productions made entirely from scratch for the 7800, at a time when the system's programmer scene was just beginning to organize. It picks up the mechanic of Milton Bradley's Simon toy, with different game modes including team play and timed matches. It's a foundational piece of the 7800's homebrew history: one of the first serious attempts to demonstrate the console still had room to receive new software, long after Atari had stopped producing cartridges for it.
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