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Not yet but I should soon. Check this out though. It has a blue square on the front of the cart, right in the middle, with a picture of the beast (T-Rex) facing left and it simply says Tyrannosaurus in the top right. HUH? Someone needs to do some explaining. I haven't played it yet, my system is on the fritz. Where the heck do these wonderful toys come from?

 

[ 02-23-2002: Message edited by: Monster greifen an ]

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Never hear before. Are you sure that this is for the Atari 2600 as other says.

 

For example: I have buy for month a game calls Frantic Freddy (never hear before too). The picture look the same as the pirated game Keystone Kapers (aka. Wachroboter jagt Jupy). So I have think this is an Atari 2600 game too. I have only wonder why the board is longer then normale. And it has not fit in the Atari 2600.

 

After a search to the web I have found out that this is maybe a Coleco Vision game. But I have no idea how rare it is and will it work? I have no Coleco Vision.

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Well, 7800 carts are the same size and as you said, ColecoVision carts are very close (in fact, I've won/bought/traded CV carts and gotten 2600 carts, and vice versa!). There really aren't any other systems I can think of that have similar style carts:

 

5200 - Much larger

Commodore 64 - Smaller

Atari 8-bit - Smaller still

Odyssey 2 - Close, probably closest after CV

Vic-20 - Carts are much wider

TI 99/4a - Carts are wider and not as deep

Intellivision - Much smaller

 

That's it for the more common classic systems. Could always be a cartridge for something else, though, there certainly are enough cartridge-based systems that have come out over the years. I bet it's just a pirate 2600 cart. I look forward to seeing a scan or picture.

 

..Al

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Maybe it is a pirate of some sort. The person played the game prior to giving it a new name. Rhindle shows up in the game and the guy thinks...What is that a dinosaur? I'll name this Tyranosaurus...Of course if this WERE how it happened...The name of the game would probably be "Duck!!" also it seems weird that a pirate cart would have the Atari cx-# on it.

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OK, now I honestly think this is a copy of adventure and someone just stuck a stupid sticker on it. What a pile of crap. Sorry to get everyone worked up over this. I though maybe I was onto something here. I will post further detail, but I believe this is a hoax. And since I found the stupid thing that's what I'm going by.

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Very funny. I just read that string of comments on good ol Mike R. I hope he sees it and writes in to defend himself. As for this entire string of nonsence about the T-REX game for the Atari 2600. My Atari is fixed and it is indeed a copy of Adventure. Some foolish carpenter stuck a dumb sticker on it. So everyone should note. THIS IS NOT REAL, IT IS A COPY OF ADVENTURE. FALSE ALARM FALSE ALARM! SORRY EVERYONE.

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quote:

Originally posted by Monster greifen an:

I just read that string of comments on good ol Mike R. I hope he sees it and writes in to defend himself.

 

Heck, he could cash in!!

 

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Some foolish carpenter stuck a dumb sticker on it.

 

A carpenter, eh? You think Mario has something to do with this?!?

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