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The difficulty switches are reversed on the 2600+. I believe that this is why you are experiencing what you call bugs. On an original 2600 A = Advanced and B = Beginner but it is opposite on the 2600+. Alien manual: Spike's Peak manual:

Thank you so much for helping me to identify the cartridge. I am happy that it is an original PAL cartridge and am even more happy that it works on 2 of my NTSC TV's. I never would have expected this game to show up at a small game shop in the Midwest.

I got to the 4th level before giving up.

I was at my local game store today and I saw a copy of Save Our Ship. I live in the US and never heard of this game before, so I bought it. When I got home I looked it up on AtariAge and Atari Mania and couldn't find much about it other than it was only released in PAL. The thing that confuses me is that my copy works perfectly on my NTSC 2600 Jr and light sixer. I searched around on here to see if I could find any more info on it and read that there was a South American NTSC bootleg and also some reproductions that were being sold by CPUWIZ around 2004. As far as I can tell, my cartridge appears to look legitimate. Does the PAL cartridge work on an NTSC Atari 2600? Any info on this would be greatly appreciated.

I would like to see SwordQuest Waterworld and Airworld. Brand new games are also always good.

I just picked up an Epoch TV Vader today for $30. I never heard of this Japanese Space Invaders clone console before, but it is pretty fun. It came CIB with all of the paperwork and everything. Does anybody else have one of these? I love buying dedicated systems so this is right up my alley. It has 4 game modes to switch between with the level button but as far as I can tell it is difficulty settings.

This is very interesting. I have no information on it other than doing a google search came up with a couple websites that have it for sale. Where did you purchase this from? Is the game list the exact same as the games that are on the Flashback 50th Anniversary? The 50th Anniversary would be the 11th Flashback console so I am confused why they would stealth release one as the Flashback 12 Gold.

I must be in the minority but I always loved U.S. Games. Towering Inferno, Gopher, Name This Game, Entombed, Squeeze Box, Commando Raid, and M.A.D. are all great games in my opinion that I come back to all the time. The rest of the games are all decent enough with the exception of Sneak n' Peek. Anybody else love the U.S. Games releases?

Double sided tape always worked great for me.

Got mine in the mail today. I think the white cord fits nicely with the gold wiimote since it has white on it also.

Got it, thanks! I have been wanting a gold nunchuck since I got Skyward Sword.

Put me down for a copy. Incoming PM.

I purchased the original GBA SP when it first came out and still have it to this day. I never had a problem being able to see the screen on it. I use it all the time to play all of my GBA, GBC, and GB games.

I don't buy sealed games unless they are the same price as an opened copy. Hell I don't even buy boxed games unless they are the same price as a loose copy since I don't collect boxes. The few sealed games that I had, I opened. I don't see how it being sealed is going to make the game any more valuable. I buy games to play just as much as to collect. If anything I would want to pay less for it since you can't verify if the thing even works. I have opened about 10 sealed Intellivision games and a few Atari 2600 and NES games so far.

I voted for the 3200 style console and controllers. It looks damn sexy and different. I have never been much of a fan of the Jr.