Outlaw for the Atari 2600 is a Wild West-themed shooting game developed by Atari, Inc. It falls within the action-shooter genre, first released in 1978. Players assume the role of gun-slinging cowboys engaged in a duel either against each other in multiplayer mode or against an AI opponent in single-player. The game features various modes with obstacles such as stagecoaches and cacti, which players can use for cover. The objective is to accurately shoot the enemy while dodging incoming fire, with the game's timing and quick reflexes being crucial for success. Its retro pixel graphics and simple joystick controls are iconic of the early era of console gaming.