''Party Mix'' is a 1983

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developed and published by

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for the

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. It was designed to be used with the

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add-on, which gave the Atari 2600 the ability to multi-load games and is required for the game to function.

Gameplay

The anthology consists of five titles: ''Bop a Buggy'', ''Tug of War'', ''Wizard's Keep'', ''Down on the Line'', and ''Handcar''.

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