Mega publisher Activision has released its third title on the Play Store, in the form of retro compilation Activision Anthology. It’s based around the ancient Atari 2600 console back catalogue, with Activision sticking every single one of its old releases for the old machine in this Android bundle.
The app is free to install and browse through its archive, but you’ll be asked to make some in-app purchases to access the whole lot of them.
Activision Anthology is a 42MB download from here. Games were pretty small in the old days, due to only using the colour green.
Link via Droid Gamers.
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