Sears, Roebuck and Co.

COMPANY» Founded 1886-03-02

Sears (or Sears, Roebuck & Co) is an international chain of department stores who published a handful of Atari and Intellivision games between the years 1977-1983

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Sears (or Sears, Roebuck & Co) is an international chain of department stores who published a handful of Atari and Intellivision games between the years 1977-1983

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Adventure (Game)

March 1980

Adventure is one of the first console action-adventure games, and contains an early example of an "Easter Egg"

PC​ BROW​ XBGS​ +1

Submarine Commander (Game)

31 December 1982

Blow up seemingly defenseless seagoing vessels in this naval attack simulator.

XBGS​ 2600​

Steeplechase (Game)

31 December 1980

Steeplechase is a horse racing game for the 2600. Due to the fact that the game used paddle controllers (Which only used one connection for two controllers)the game was one of the few four player 2600 games.

2600​

Stellar Track (Game)

Unknown Release

A conversion of a Star Trek game for the Atari 2600 published by Sears, Roebuck and Co in 1981

2600​

Championship Soccer (Game)

31 December 1980

2600​

27 Tele-games (Game)

31 December 1977

27 games in one cartridge.

2600​

Company details

Name

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

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Founded

2 March 1886

Website

http://www.sears.com/

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Developed Games

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Published Games

• Adventure (Game)
• Submarine Commander (Game)
• Steeplechase (Game)
• Stellar Track (Game)
• Championship Soccer (Game)
• 27 Tele-games (Game)
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Franchises

• Defender (Franchise)
• Pong (Franchise)
• Adventure (Franchise)
• Arkanoid (Franchise)
• Asteroids (Franchise)
• Basic Math (Franchise)
• Breakout (Franchise)
• Call of Duty (Franchise)
• DC Universe (Franchise)
• Doom (Franchise)
• Galaxian (Franchise)
• Halo (Franchise)
• Space Invaders (Franchise)
• Star Wars (Franchise)
• Starship (Franchise)
• Superman (Franchise)
• Tic-Tac-Toe (Franchise)
• Wolfenstein (Franchise)

People

• Al Alcorn (Person)
• Carol Shaw (Person)
• Eugene Jarvis (Person)
• Hideo Kojima (Person)
• Joe Decuir (Person)
• Larry DeMar (Person)
• Nolan Bushnell (Person)
• Shigeru Miyamoto (Person)
• Steve Jobs (Person)
• Steve Wozniak (Person)
• Tomohiro Nishikado (Person)
• Warren Robinett (Person)

Characters

• Grundle (Character)
• Lex Luthor (Character)
• Lois Lane (Character)
• Rhindle (Character)
• Superman (Character)
• Yorgle (Character)

Concepts

• Single Word Titles (Concept)
• 2D (Concept)
• Launch Title (Concept)
• Artificial Intelligence (Concept)
• Board Game (Concept)
• Death (Concept)
• Jump (Concept)
• Never-Ending (Concept)
• Player vs Player (Concept)
• Retroachievements (Concept)
• Single-Screen Level (Concept)
• Space Battle (Concept)
• Turn-Based (Concept)
• Basketball (Concept)
• CGA Graphics (Concept)
• Destructible Cover (Concept)
• Destructible Environment (Concept)
• Difficulty Level (Concept)
• Digital Distribution (Concept)
• Digital Rights Management (Concept)

Locations

• Space (Location)
• Basketball Court (Location)
• Castle (Location)
• Circus Tent (Location)
• Debug Room (Location)
• Desert (Location)
• Earth (Location)
• Indianapolis Motor Speedway (Location)
• Japan (Location)
• Metropolis (Location)
• The Sky (Location)
• The United States of America (Location)
• Wild West (Location)

Objects

• Airplane (Object)
• Spaceship (Object)
• Bridge (Object)
• Goal (Object)
• Missile (Object)
• Ammo (Object)
• Arcade Cabinet (Object)
• Asteroid (Object)
• Atari CX40 Joystick (Object)
• Baiter (Object)
• Basketball (Object)
• Basketball Hoop (Object)
• Battleship (Object)
• Boat (Object)
• Bomb (Object)
• Bullet (Object)
• Bumper (Object)
• Bunker (Object)
• Cannon (Object)
• Cape (Object)