E.T. Prototypes, Lab Loaners, etc.

[Atari Charles]

Do these things exist for E.T. for the Atari 2600?:

 

E.T. Prototype

E.T. Lab Loaner

E.T. Tester Cart

E.T. II Prototype

Edited July 18, 2006 by Atari Charles

[Tempest]

The first three are the same thing, and yes they do exist. There is no such thing as ET II.

 

Tempest

[super_dos_man]

E.T. II

 

"double the failure"

[Cheese007]

The first three are the same thing, and yes they do exist. There is no such thing as ET II.

 

Tempest

1. Are they any different form the final?

2. Pics?

[Goochman]

E.T. II

 

"double the failure"

 

I thought it was:

 

ET II - Twice the Holes, Twice the Fun!

[Tempest]

The first three are the same thing, and yes they do exist. There is no such thing as ET II.

 

Tempest

1. Are they any different form the final?

2. Pics?

 

So far no. The game was programmed in six weeks so it would be hard to find a WIP. I doubt many versions were burned to cartridge.

 

http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/et/83082.htm

 

Tempest

[Foxsolo2000]

Do these things exist for E.T. for the Atari 2600?:

 

E.T. Prototype

E.T. Lab Loaner

E.T. Tester Cart

E.T. II Prototype

 

Wouldn't surprise me that Atari was developing a game for a film that hadn't even been made. Talk about a head start That reminds me though. I remember reading somewhere about a proposed Battlezone 2. Anyone know anything about it?

[Cheese007]

The first three are the same thing, and yes they do exist. There is no such thing as ET II.

 

Tempest

1. Are they any different form the final?

2. Pics?

 

So far no. The game was programmed in six weeks so it would be hard to find a WIP. I doubt many versions were burned to cartridge.

 

http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/et/83082.htm

 

Tempest

Thanks. One last question, how much are they? A ET proto would go great with my boxed version.

[Tempest]

The first three are the same thing, and yes they do exist. There is no such thing as ET II.

 

Tempest

1. Are they any different form the final?

2. Pics?

 

So far no. The game was programmed in six weeks so it would be hard to find a WIP. I doubt many versions were burned to cartridge.

 

http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/et/83082.htm

 

Tempest

Thanks. One last question, how much are they? A ET proto would go great with my boxed version.

 

I'm not sure. I've only seen one or two, but I don't think they went for more than a regular prototype. Probably $70-$100 maybe.

 

Tempest

[Atari Charles]

I'd still like to get a loaner E.T. cart if possible. Not sure where to look though.

[crsdawg]

i still haven't tested this one to see if it's a wip. most likely it's not being only 3 days older than the one shown on tempest site which is a final version.

 

Edited July 24, 2006 by crsdawg

[Atari Charles]

Very nice.

 

If anyone has an E.T. Lab Loaner for sale or want to do a trade, pm me.