Atari_Warlord

My thoughts, "Amazing". I love putting a Champs Game in when friends come over and blowing their minds with what the 2600 can do now.

I'm interested in this. Do you know if it works in the 2600+? It might help with some of the finicky carts.

The big points are from grabbing the pulsing eggs before they start bouncing back and forth. It appears to be random on how many you get each level, so it will affect scoring.

No, it can happen off screen. I've seen this scenario a few times when the bat steals the sword.

I haven't been able to get anywhere near level 10 yet, but here is a first attempt. 36,020

We need a surprise Easter drop.

Are there any that allow you to reverse the positive and negative positions? I have several Brazilian 2600s that I think have reverse polarity on the power supply (they didn't come with the adapters). They don't work with the North American one and one of the units had a slight burning smell after I tried it.

I found my manual yesterday. It looks like the photo copy version. Unfortunately I don't have any electronics knowledge to help with questions. I do have several units that need some work, so may have to start learning.

Cross Force = 940 (Very challenging to keep track of the top and bottom) Crossbow 3 = 3,250 (I'm terrible at this game without a lightgun) Red Sea Crossing = 8,900 (I had the most fun with this one out of the 3)

32,740 I need to read the manual a second time or keep it handy to figure out what the symbols mean.

Not sure that is a 2600 game at the 22 second mark. Here is another clip where they buy the Atari and it looks like maybe a Commodore under the TV and the game shown is not a 2600 one. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtQNa53YXsw

Pulled my NTSC TV-Boy out yesterday and played it for the first time after sitting in storage for 25 years. I went through all the games and a good 30-40% were glitchy, a few to the point of being unplayable. Not sure if it was bad roms, poor emulation, or a poor signal. I had to run it through a VCR since I haven't had a CRT in a long time and we have several local stations close to and including the required 13. Here is a scan of the manual.

I just started using 3M Super 77. It works on multiple surfaces and dries clear. So far it has worked great, but I won't know the long term for awhile.

Just found my Acid Drop cart and it doesn't appear to work on the 2600+. I believe it is PAL as the screen scrolls on my regular 2600. I know Thomas did a NTSC conversion, but I don't have a way to test that on the plus. Using the 1.1.0.9 dumper and the 1.1x-r2 debug file. Edit: Found my NTSC copy and it works perfectly. Not sure if it is this cart or all PAL copies. Does anyone have a PAL version to test?

Is anyone still using the A26 MaxiCart? I've been trying to get it to work on my Windows 10 Pro computer. I installed the loader software without any problems, but it gives a USB device error on startup. In the device manager the cart shows up, but updating the driver returns nothing. Any ideas on what driver this version of Windows needs to work with this device?