megatrader

I looked a version on an emulator and it looks much better than the version running on my 800. Even though it's a wierd graphics mode, I still can't believe it's meant to look like this. I'll attach a video capture. Didn't the graphics chips change at some point? Could that be the problem?

I have a copy of Murder on the Zindernuf by EA and when I run it on an actual Atari 800, it's almost impossible to see the people against the checkered background. It looks like the people might be behind the background. I can't believe this is the way it's supposed to look. Has anyone seen this before?

I've got a few items for sale on EBay including M.U.L.E., Archon, Archon II Adept, Axis Assassin, Hard Hat Mack, Seven Cities of Gold, Realm of Impossibility, Missile Command and Chess. http://cgi6.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?...&sort=3&rows=25

>>Are you interested in selling them or are you just going to put them on ebay? I haven't decided yet. If I had a good idea of what it's worth I'd be willing to sell it directly to someone, but it might be rare enough that it's going to take selling it on ebay to find out what it's worth. I'll let you know if I decide anything.

>>Maybe more with the Eprom programmer. The Aprom cartridge is the eprom programmer. Here's a link with a review of it: http://www.atarimagazines.com/v3n4/productreviews.html

I have a copy of Jawbreaker on disk from Online-Systems. I'm pretty sure it's the one that came out before the lawsuit. I also have a game called Mousekattack also written by John Harris. It's kind of the reverse of Pac-Man. There's a maze that starts out empty and you traveling through the maze leaving a trail of pipe, I think you're supposed to be a plumber, while mice chase you.

I've dug all my old Atari 800 stuff out of the closet and I think the rarest thing I have is an Aprom XL eprom programmer for the Atari 800 and a Sixpack I and Sixpack II utility cartridges. How rare are these and what do you think they go for on Ebay?