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Bachelor Party

TitleBachelor Party
First release1982
DevelopersMystic Software, Mystique
PublisherPlayAround
PlatformAtari 2600
Genresaction game, life simulation game
Players1 player
Co-opNo
ESRB ratingAO Adult Only 18+
Releases
Atari 2600: 1982-02-01 (NTSC), 1982-05-01

The object of the game is to use your paddle control to line up the Spanish Fly with the flying bachelor, giving him a shot of energy and causing him to rebound, and "scoring" with one of the lovely young ladies attending his party. When the game starts, the bachelor has four lives. Every time he misses the Spanish Fly he loses one life and a musical theme is played. After each life is lost, you must depress the button again. When all the lives are lost the game is over. Small squares on the stripe at the bottom of the screen show how many lives are remaining in addition to the one then in play. Note that when the bachelor flies toward the women, his private part (P.P.) is in an erect state. As he returns toward the Spanish Fly, it is in a limp condition. Also note that as the bachelor travels around, The Flight of the Bumble Bee is played.

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TheGamesDB (45821,102097) · last updated 2026-07-18 · no licence stated · internal use only
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Box art (1): Source: TheGamesDB (user-uploaded, NTSC release) · © PlayAround · internal use only. TheGamesDB page
Screenshots (1): Source: libretro-thumbnails (upstream libretro-thumbnails (art by developers/publishers; see repo README)) · © PlayAround · internal use only.
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