Published by Data Age in 1982, it has the player guide a snake that grows with every object it eats, dodging its own tail and the obstacles on the board, a formula that decades later would become massively popular thanks to mobile phones. On the Atari 2600 it already felt like a fresh twist on the maze games of the era.
It's an early and little-remembered precursor of one of the most replicated mechanics in video game history, curiously born on a cartridge that today is more a collector's rarity than a household name.
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