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I have the same feeling, but I have been assured it did come out.

That would be nice. I passed on one recently, but I did grab the Solution Sheet.

Bump

Infogrames became Atari, and the Infogrames name ceased to be used. So, current Atari, who used to be called Infogrames, but no longer, is bringing back Infogrames, a name which has not been used in many years. It is weird to me when people still think current Atari is still called Infogrames.

So where would Gravitar fall?

Garry Kitchen said Audacity Games may have an announcement to make at CORGSCON on June 1st. I think this announcement could be about a cartridge release for Alien Abduction. Or you could always buy a VCS 800.

I think he said Coleco wanted it out by September for the Christmas holiday. I do not necessarily understand why it has to be that early for Christmas, but I guess 3 months prior was considered the standard. So an August release date may have meant that they were able to get some production elements done quicker than expected.

Finally beat Alien Abduction. My final score was 40,551. That does not come close to my best score, which was into the many hundreds of thousands, but I finally did beat it. Thank you Mr. Van Ryzin for a fun game. I have also been playing a lot of 2600 Video Computer System H.E.R.O. lately, trying to get the patch score of 75,000. My best so far is 57,935.

Give me 57,450.

Somebody get Zimag's lawyers on the phone.

Does that mean Yars' Academy is planned for the VCS 800?

It looks like it may have come apart some.

Awesome story. I do wonder if Atari has ever tried to contact Al Lewis's estate to see if they could license his likeness. Fame may suck, but you could tell me your real name and I would have no idea who you are.

And there they are. I have no idea why they started going to spam, but they did. Dynablaster 67,470 Qomp2 67,777 Lunar Lander Beyond 67,852

Did not try that, good idea.