
Taca Taca for Atari 1.0.1: now in English and Spanish
The first update to the Atari 8-bit version brings both languages, goals that only count when the ball goes in, fairer matches and a champion screen.
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New versions, platforms, site updates and what gets published about the game.

The first update to the Atari 8-bit version brings both languages, goals that only count when the ball goes in, fairer matches and a champion screen.

Version 1.0.1 adds Android TV: the same table on the big screen, with two players and a controller each.

Atariteca, Retroinvaders and the ATARI 8 BITS FOR EVER channel covered the Atari 8-bit version in its first week.

A new page gathers the stars and reviews from Google Play and the App Store, exactly as people wrote them.

The game is out for iPhone, iPad and Mac: one listing for all three, free and with no ads.

The desktop version for 64-bit Linux downloads straight from the site.

The table from the app, rewritten in 6502 assembly for the computer of the eighties. Free, for real machines and emulators.

When a match ends, a button sends the replay of each goal to the site, where anyone can watch and share it.

The Google Play Games table is published on the site, with the podium, the 23 achievements and their XP.

The share button at the end of a match now makes a card with the score and the stats.
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