& Arcade Games reported that its graphics were similar to the Atari 2600's, and that "our overall impression of the game play was favorable for a system in this price range, though no cartridge stands out as being an exciting original creation". He called the controller offering both Intellivision-like disc and joystick functionality "A great idea". Games Emerson planned to launch the console with 19 games. Some Arcadia 2001 games are ports of lesser-known arcade games such as Route 16, Jungler, and Jump Bug, which were not available on other home systems. Emerson actually created many popular arcade titles including Pac-Man, Galaxian and Defender for the Arcadia, but never had them manufactured as Atari started to sue its competitor companies for releasing games to which it had exclusive-rights agreements. Early marketing showed popular arcade games, but they were later released as clones. For instance, the Arcadia 2001 game Space Raiders is a clone of Defender, and Breakaway is a clone of Breakout. Released games There are 47 games known to have been released for the Arcadia 2001 and its clones. Unreleased games References External links Video Game Console Library entry on the Arcadia 2001 TheGameConsole.com entry on the Arcadia 2001 The Dot Eaters entry on the Arcadia 2001 www.old-computers.com Emerson Arcadia 2001 museum entry www.old-computers.com Article about Arcadia 2001 and clones Arcadia 2001 retrospective at IGN Home video game consoles Second-generation video game consoles Bandai consoles Products introduced in 1982 Products and services discontinued in 1984 1980s toys