Touch me challenges the player to remember the sequence of sight and sound, and correctly repeat the pattern. The drop of the quarter in the top-mounted acceptor activates the computer to present a single-tone sound. When the sound occurs, the corresponding button lights to give a visual clue. Then the game pauses long enough for the player to "confirm" the sound to the computer by pressing the same button that lit. Oops! Wrong button? ERROR number one… and a lighted window tells the player he's goofed. Then another chance… the sound and lighted button are repeated by the computer. Another pause … right! You've hit the right button(s) in the right sequence, and the game goes on to another sound sequence. Every correct player response adds an additional sound/note to the sequence. "Beep – beep – bloop – beep – bloop" … Did you correctly repeat those sounds when the buttons lit? Sorry, only three errors per game. You'll have to insert another 25¢ and try again!
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It's Simon Says. It's good. Set my goal at a score of 16 and hit it after about 4 or 5 attempts, pretty fun.
Atari literally made an arcade cabinet a year before this that had boob-shaped joysticks.
It's Simon Says, what more is there to say?
They got me playing Simon Says with a horny title
"why the hell would you want to play Atari's Simon Says, except with a very horny Title?"
Well if you consider how back then games weren't made to really tell that big of stories and instead more so to make fun arcade experiences where the goal is to get a high score.
That's exactly what TOUCH ME, does.
I played this apart of the ATARI 50 COLLECTION and enjoyed my time with it, I played it apart of the "REIMAGINED" line or games and had a great time with this simple game.