In the arcade, "Tapper" had the player behind a bar serving drinks to customers arriving from the edges of the screen, obligated to collect the empty glasses before they piled up and ruined the game, all under mounting speed pressure. The Atari 2600 version, published by Sega, keeps that pure-reflex mechanic with the graphical cutbacks expected of the jump to a home console.
It's one of the most beloved conversions of a classic bar arcade game, appreciated for its frantic pace and its premise, as simple as it is effective.
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