Marc Oberhäuser
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Quite late feedback. I have since sent my Mini back to Amazon. For this proud price (most mini consoles are significantly cheaper), the system simply offers too little. Too little testing (-> poor hardware that should never have passed QA), loveless presentation (the interface is rather mediocre, no manuals etc.), very mediocre games (and again disastrous QA -> partly wrong or hacked files) and generally an input lag that I found annoying (which didn't improve even with various tricks). The great case and the beautiful packaging alone are simply not enough. I will follow closely how Atari addresses the problems with the manufacturer and how the buyers are compensated (i.e. -> better software, replacement of the controllers, etc.), maybe I will then get the system again. If not, I'll eventually buy a used system cheaply on eBay to put on the shelf with the other mini consoles. Too bad.
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There are not many complains regarding input lag. For me almost all action games are barley playable (most prominent Millipede for me). Is it just me or is there something I can do to reduce the lag?
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18334 Amazon Germany
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I only played 1 turn.
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Ok, I have now played various games for about 1 hour (only the pre-installed ones, PAL) and my first impression is rather sobering. - MULE doesn't seem to have been tested very well. 2 crashes, display errors in the store, Wumpus hunt success screen shredded - Missile Command very imprecise controls or the stick feels bad - M49 input lag and imprecise controls - Millipede not playable. Controls are a disaster. - Berzerk is also difficult (lag) As I said, this is my first impression. I haven't tested the optional input options yet and I'll have to take another look at the games in Altirra. Maybe I have the wrong memories. I'll connect my 130XE battleship later and check that out again. The front end makes a good impression. But the lags are really bad, I'm very sensitive to that. But as I said, I'll have to take a bit more time and compare.
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Wumpus Hunt...
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Well, many doesn't belong here by 100%. What do you think should get a brush up as well? -
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Boxes for Intellivision Games
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Hi, All boxes shown here in this gallery are available for purchase. A box is EURO 15.50. They are digitally printed and the boxes for 2600 and 7800 come with cartridge holders. They are shipped assembled and unfolded in a robust parcel. Shipping Options: - Airmail Letter Worldwide EURO 9.50 up to 20 boxes (robust box, no tracking, no insurance, runtime from Germany to USA 5 to 10 working days) - Parcel within Germany EURO 6.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 1 to 3 working days) - Parcel to EU EURO 17.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 3 to 7 working days) - Parcel to North America EURO 37.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 7 to 21 working days) If you have any questions just drop me a PM. Best, Marc. -
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Hi, All boxes shown here in this gallery are available for purchase. A box is EURO 14.00. They are digitally printed and the boxes for 2600, 7800 and Colecovision come with cartridge holders. They are shipped assembled and unfolded in a robust parcel/sturdy envelope. Shipping Options: - Airmail Letter Worldwide EURO 6.00 up to 6 boxes (robust box/sturdy envelope, tracking, insurance, runtime from Germany to USA 10 to 20 working days) EURO 12.00 up to 14 boxes (robust box/sturdy envelope, tracking, insurance, runtime from Germany to USA 10 to 20 working days) - Parcel within Germany EURO 6.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 1 to 3 working days) - Parcel to EU EURO 17.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 3 to 7 working days) - Parcel to North America EURO 37.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 15 to 30 working days) If you have any questions just drop me a PM. Best, Marc.
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Boxes for Atari 7800 Games
Images added to a gallery album owned by Marc Oberhäuser in Member's Gallery
Hi, All boxes shown here in this gallery are available for purchase. A box is EURO 14.00. They are digitally printed and the boxes for 2600 and 7800 come with cartridge holders. They are shipped assembled and unfolded in a robust parcel. Shipping Options: - Airmail Letter Worldwide EURO 4.00 up to 6 boxes (robust box, no tracking, no insurance, runtime from Germany to USA 5 to 10 working days) EURO 8.00 up to 14 boxes (robust box, no tracking, no insurance, runtime from Germany to USA 5 to 10 working days) - Parcel within Germay EURO 6.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 1 to 3 working days) - Parcel to EU EURO 17.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 3 to 7 working days) - Parcel to North America EURO 37.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 7 to 21 working days) If you have any questions just drop me a PM. Best, Marc. -
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Boxes for Atari 2600 Games
Images added to a gallery album owned by Marc Oberhäuser in Member's Gallery
Hi, All boxes shown here in this gallery are available for purchase. A box is EURO 14.00. They are digitally printed and the boxes for 2600 and 7800 come with cartridge holders. They are shipped assembled and unfolded in a robust parcel. Shipping Options: - Airmail Letter Worldwide EURO 4.00 up to 6 boxes (robust box, no tracking, no insurance, runtime from Germany to USA 5 to 10 working days) EURO 8.00 up to 14 boxes (robust box, no tracking, no insurance, runtime from Germany to USA 5 to 10 working days) - Parcel within Germay EURO 6.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 1 to 3 working days) - Parcel to EU EURO 17.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 3 to 7 working days) - Parcel to North America EURO 37.00 up to 5kg (robust box, tracking, insurance, runtime 7 to 21 working days) If you have any questions just drop me a PM. Best, Marc. -
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Wouldn't it be possible to use a Orange Pi Zero2? It's cheaper the the Pi3 & Pi4, and should have enough power to run Stella. General MAME Emulator Benchmark comparing several microcomputers.
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Stella CCG (Community-Charged Gaming)
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FS: Some Rare 2600 Hardware
Marc Oberhäuser replied to Marc Oberhäuser's topic in Buy, Sell, and Trade
Absolutely, the cartridge selectors are really obscure. I guess they are all inspired by the shop displays and thought it's a good idea to bring it to home for whatever reasons. As for the Unimex: It uses the power supply of your 2600 so it should be 100% compatible with 110v. The cards themselves work for NTSC & PAL, depending on the ROM you copy.
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