No, it's not. The 2600 has a very rudimentary video system, so in order to show anything meaningful, games have to rely on "kernels". Since the amount of processing available is very limited, kernels have to be carefully tailored for each game in order to make full use of the hardware. AFAIK, bB has a handful of general-purpose kernels, so it obviously can't make the best use of the hardware for every possible game.
I'm not a senior programmer when it comes o Atari (I guess I can say that about the NES though), but I can say that the forums are better for asking questions, because others might learn from the conversations as well. PM's are kinda selfish, because only you get to learn. Don't you agree?
Thanks for the input and yes I definitely do agree that it would be selfish to keep it to pms. I will keep posting on the forums thanks again =]