For millions of 80’s kids, it simply didn’t get better than Pitfall – or its agile hero. The star of the second best-selling game for the Atari 2600 (trailing only Pac-Man), Pitfall Harry braved life and limb all in the name of glorious treasure, leaping scorpions, dodging boulders, and swinging over tar pits just to score a few more points. While the various Pitfall sequels never did as well as the original, he remains an innovative adventurer.
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more For millions of 80’s kids, it simply didn’t get better than Pitfall – or its agile hero. The star of the second best-selling game for the Atari 2600 (trailing only Pac-Man), Pitfall Harry braved life and limb all in the name of glorious treasure, leaping scorpions, dodging boulders, and swinging over tar pits just to score a few more points. While the various Pitfall sequels never did as well as the original, he remains an innovative adventurer.
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