ディグダグ
"Dig Dug" was a critical and commercial success upon release, and was praised for its gameplay and layer of strategy. In Japan, it was the second highest-grossing arcade game of 1982, just below Namco's own "Pole Position". In North America, Atari sold 22,228 "Dig Dug" arcade cabinets by the end of 1982, earning in sales revenue. It was a popular title during the golden age of arcade video games. The 2004 "Famicom Mini" release sold 58,572 copies, while the Xbox Live Arcade version sold 222,240 copies by 2011.