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Millipede brought the 1982 Atari arcade sequel to the NES in 1988, letting collectors own a faithful port of the beloved bug-blaster. Its compact cartridge and simple, addictive gameplay make it a staple for fans of early Nintendo-era shooters.
Players guide a small gun along the bottom of the screen, firing upward to destroy descending centipedes, spiders, fleas, and scorpions. Mushrooms litter the playfield, altering enemy paths and adding strategic depth to each wave.
The NES version was programmed by an internal Atari team to mirror the coin-op’s mechanics while fitting the console’s hardware limits. It retains the original scoring system and bonus rounds, with minor palette adjustments for television display.
Contemporary reviews praised the port’s accuracy and responsive controls, though some noted the lack of additional levels. Today it is valued for its clean label art and the enduring appeal of its straightforward design.
