JimboGames

Hi Everyone, I am running a contest on my website. The prize is a Nintendo Wii. If you are interested, visit my site at JimboGames.com The winner will be announced on January 2, 2008. Good luck!

A few weeks ago, I posted a link to my web page with about twenty 2600 games that can be played online. Since then, I have been working on a site dedicated to that purpose. Now it is online. The web site is www.2600Online.com. Currently there are about 50 games. Have fun!

I was quite satisfied with Moon Patrol, Ms. Pac-Man, and Space Invaders. Not bad at all !

Would it be OK to add them to my website to allow others to play via Java? http://www.JimboGames.com/vcs.html

Purely random

I plan on putting about 25 additional games per week. Now I can play my Atari at work!

Hi All, After being directed to JStella, I have placed twenty-five 2600 games on my website. The link directly to the games is http://www.JimboGames.com/vcs.html Please let me know if there is a particular game you would like to see on the site, and I will see what I can do.

Hi Everyone, I am selling my duplicates on eBay. Here is what is in the auction: Atari 7800 (the kind with the expansion slot). 29 7800 games 106 2600 games Controllers Click here to check out the auction

One of my new favorites! The translation of the game play is nearly perfect!

32,330 Never played before! Pretty good game!

I would imagine the licensing would be the same as with any other emulator.

1. Jr. Pac Man 2. Pitfall II 3. Ice Hockey 4. Polaris 5. Moon Patrol

I have a heavy sixer, a Darth Vader, a Jr. and a 7800. The sixer, the vader, and the Jr. are sealed. The 7800 is what I have connected, and I have another spare in storage. Sometimes when you get bundles on ebay, you collect additional systems.

Hi, Is anyone aware of a Java-based Atari 2600 emulator? Any help would be great! Thanks

In between Tampa and Orlando is a town called Lakeland (where I am from). In the Lakeland Square Mall, there was a used game shop called Retro's. It closed in January of this year. They had great stuff....used games from Atari 2600, 5200, 7800, Intellivision, ColecoVision; even a Vectrex! Of course NES, SNES, Sega Master System, and other ubiquitous game console. I really padded my retro collection from that shop. Unfortunately, the cell phone accessory/fake gold/bling-it-up crowd that frequents that mall did not appreciate retro gaming. From what I understand, there is a great retroshop in South Florida (Miami - Ft. Lauderdale area) but I cannot confirm that.