Indy 500 is a racing simulation game for the Atari 2600, categorized under the driving genre. Released in 1977 and utilizing the 'Driving Controller,' players navigate classic oval racetracks, competing in high-speed races reminiscent of the Indianapolis 500. The game offers a variety of modes, including standard races, ice racing, and tag. Although simplistic by modern standards, with blocky 2D graphics and basic controls, it delivers the thrilling essence of automotive competition, challenging players to master precision and timing to outmaneuver opponents and claim victory at the famed racetrack.