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Chicken (video game)
''Chicken'' was a 1982 computer game for the Atari 8-bit series written by Mike Potter and distributed by Synapse Software.
The game is modified version of the Atari arcade game ''Avalanche'', replacing the buckets and boulders with a hen trying to catch her eggs.
An unrelated game, also known as ''Chicken'', was a type-in program in the first issue of Antic Magazine, but this was a clone of the game ''Frogger''.
==History==
Mike Potter joined Synapse in 1981 after writing the game ''Protector'' and initially distributing it through another company, Crystalware. Chicken was his first game written entirely at Synapse, and the first who's idea was given to him by Synapse's founder, Ihor Wolosenko. Wolosenko's primary inspiration was arcade games, and many of Synapse's releases from this era are adaptations of contemporary games for the Atari platform. Wolosenko had also come up with the idea for ''Slime'' and assigned it to a new programmer, but Potter had to take over development of that game as well, once development on ''Chicken'' was complete.
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