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Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. It's good to know this is normal routine for him I suppose. The logistics of getting my games to South Africa aren't simple (they get sent to an address in the US, then either get brought here by family if the timing is right, otherwise they need to be couriered), that's mainly why I like to know in advance what is going on and what to expect, but I suppose it can't be helped. I can appreciate the fact that he is probably having to do all this on his own whenever he has a bit of free time. Anyway, after reading all your comments I am sure everything is fine, I will just have to be patient and hope he contacts me soon. Has anyone else ordered the "Super Mystery Adventure " ?

Do any of you happen to know how I can get in touch with Rev ? He hasn't responded to any of my messages through any of the channels I tried (Atari Age, website, e-mail).

Thank you, that's reassuring. I am really looking forward to receiving my order (Super Mystery Adventure).

Thank you for the responses. I placed an order early January and haven't heard anything since, which is why I was starting to get concerned. I suppose it is somewhat reassuring to find out I am not the only one with an outstanding order.

I am also trying to reach out to the owner of the site, if anyone can assist. I have tried messaging through a few different channels, and still waiting for a response.

That is how I make most of my purchases in the US, as I am in South Africa, and the South African postal service can't be trusted regardless of whether the seller in the US is willing to ship here or not. It works well for me, but it's only really cost-effective when buying several items and consolidating them into a single parcel before reshipping. However that's because the only good options for sending to South Africa are courier options (DHL, Fedex) which are more expensive. For sending to the UK it should be cheaper and more straightforward, as one could reship using USPS. Not sure if this information is helpful at all.

I have both a French Atari 7800 (RGB SCART) which I use for PAL games, and NTSC Atari 7800 modded for S-Video for NTSC games. Both are good solutions honestly, and I would recommend either of those over the standard RF consoles, regardless of region.

Hello, I am also looking for a Sophia SECAM board, but for Atari XEGS; in case it can help our friend JihemB and we can order together?

I got a whole bunch of the originals from Best Electronics a couple years ago. Not sure how quickly they are selling but he seemed to still have a lot of stock at the time.

Which games are still available?

I would also like one, assuming they are still available.

You have several games I would be interested in.

Thank you for the info Madman. And thank you for the advice Zerosquare.

Hi cj23, I have the same problem as you. The Jaguar Euro power supplies are hard to find unfortunately.

Yes, could you please tell us if this is a straight ST port, or if it has been modified or has any additional content or features. I know I am not the first to ask. Whatever the case may be, very pleased that your are supporting the Jaguar.