“Red Vs. Blue” Demo for the Atari 2600
Posted on October 8th, 2003 by Frank Cifaldi 
And yet another semi-relevant news byte courtesy of AtariAge.com:
Matt Reichert, who seems to have become the most oft-cited person on our news page, has just released a binary for an Atari 2600 demo nicknamed “Red Vs. Blue.”
“Red Vs. Blue” was developed by Tod Frye as a demonstration to show how many moving sprites could be displayed by the 2600 at once. An impressive twenty-two moving objects are shown in this demo, which more likely than not was incorporated into another Tod Frye production, RealSports Football.
For information on “Red Vs. Blue,” check out Matt’s page here. To download the binary, check out the AtariAge front page.
