Asteroids, Missile Command and Centipede: Cool retro giveaway...

I certainly remember when Atari was the big gaming system and we could spend hours staring at Asteroids, Missile Command and Centipede at home or in arcades, battling simplistic graphics for the ultimate win.

Technology rarely withstands the tests of time and innovation, but these classic games continue to have a special place in our hearts, still offering an addictive challenge and plenty of unfettered fun.

Big G cereals, Target and Atari aim to make our breakfast tubular with “Retro” themed packaging, 80’s style. Big G cereals partnered with Atari®, to bring classic 80’s games like Asteroids, Missile Command and Centipede to your breakfast table. And you'll find them exclusively at Target.

You can collect 5 different packages that include totally radical Atari Activities on the back of each box. Participating Big G cereals include: Cinnamon Toast Crunch® (17 oz.), Lucky Charms® (16 oz.), Honey Nut Cheerios® (17 oz.), Cheerios® (18 oz.) and Cocoa Puffs® (16.5 oz.)

As if that wasn't totally awesome enough, it's also Atari’s 40th Anniversary this year.  Visit GrocerySavvy.com and test your online Atari gaming skills at Asteroids while also entering in a sweepstakes for chance to win Target gift cards and Atari merchandise.

And like yeh Becky, Oh My Gawd, we so like have a rad giveaway on Comic Book Mom.  Seriously, did you think we could resist the beckoning of the 80's technology time warp?

You could like totally win an Atari Prize Pack with (2) boxes of participating Big G cereals, a $10 Target gift card A free download for “Atari 80 Classic Games In 1”

Yeh, we know, it's gnarly dude.

TO ENTER- just fill out the easy entry on the Rafflecopter below and if you are totally down on winning this prize, by the power of Greyskull, man, fill out a couple more extra entries...

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Our rad disclosure, because we roll like this: The prize pack, information, and giveaway have been provided by General Mills, Atari and Target through MyBlogSpark.