Lady Bug/Home version comparisons
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[edit] Atari 2600
Originally promised to appear on the Atari 2600 courtesy of Coleco according to a Coleco catalog, the game never saw the light of day. Not even a prototype was ever found. In 2006, John Champeau of CHAMP Games developed this version of the game, to rave reviews. It has been sold at many classic gaming conventions.
[edit] ColecoVision
Developed by Coleco and published in 1982. Considered extremely accurate. If the player manages to spell out the word "SPECIAL", the player is presented with a bonus game where the ladybug must consume many bonus vegetables.
[edit] Intellivision
Developed by Coleco and published in 1983. A little rough, but considered one of the most accurate ports of an arcade game that Coleco ever developed for the Intellivision.
[edit] Noteworthy
[edit] TRS-80
Doodle Bug is a remarkably accurate port of Lady Bug for the TRS-80 written by David Crandall in 1982, and published by Computerware.
