ATARI 2600 Lost Luggage | The Baggage Carousel Has RUN AMOK!

Lost Luggage is a 1982 action title developed and published by Games by Apollo for the Atari 2600. The game places the player in the role of an airport skycap tasked with collecting pieces of luggage that drop from an over-active carousel. A baggage carousel is a device that delivers checked luggage to passengers at an airport's reclaim area.

A two-player mode is included, allowing a second participant to control the direction in which the luggage falls. This adds a competitive element to the otherwise solo collection challenge. Both players must react quickly to the chaotic flow of bags.

GenXGrownUp's video walks through the game's mechanics and highlights the frantic pace created by the carousel. The commentary outlines how the skycap controls respond to falling luggage and how the two-player mode alters gameplay. Viewers gain a clear picture of why Lost Luggage remains a notable example of early Atari action games.

Watch the full Lost Luggage walkthrough on Atari 2600:

Comment highlights:

"Who put this lame duck on a list? You can make any basic (no wordplay intended) game interesting Jon. Thank you. Current HS: 1118." - @RipVan-X

"Somehow this seems so appropriate for me, considering that I just got back from Calgary, Alberta, so had to go through the airport and the baggage claim and such. Thankfully, all my luggage arrived..." - @SkiBumMSP

"I'm coming for that 920 👀" - @blockydad80