for each enemy destroyed and each runt rescued. Development According to programmer Steve Woita, the game was playtested by a group of young girls who kept saying, "It's not like Ms. Pac-Man." Based on this Atari decided to only produce 10,000 carts, assuming it would be a flop. Legacy Quadrun was part of the 2005 Atari Anthology, a collection of classic games for the then-current Xbox and PlayStation 2 consoles. It was also included on the plug-and-play Atari Flashback 2. References External links Quadrun at Atari Mania Quadrun at AtariAge 1983 video games Atari 2600 games Atari 2600-only games Atari games Shoot 'em ups Video games developed in the United States