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@PacManPlus, for someone who doesn't know the programming background on these, in layman's terms, what does this give the player/user the originals cannot with this extra memory? (Asking for a friend )

How does it feel with Space Invaders or Champ Games' Galagon?

But they'll make it up on volume! brahahahahaha

This will be fun! I just got the Ultimate-A8 myself last year along with an XEGS and haven't used it much. Not to mention I just joined Twitch because of you and your channel! Looking forward to "playing along" with XEGS homebrews soon!

Hang in there guys! Please do know that your creative efforts are enjoyed by many. Being locked down in Chicago now with everything going on in the world capped off with a recent broken foot has given me time to re-discover all your wonderful creations and love for Atari and this great AA community.

I missed the 3rd game you mentioned you are working on after Adventure 3 and Defender... was it "Resolve" or "Revolve"? Maybe it's my ears but could not find it on the forums. If you have a link, would love to follow along its progress on the forums! Thanks again Bob for all you do keeping the 7800 dream alive!

I'm a big fan of the RetroTink! I found it at Castlevania games: https://castlemaniagames.com/collections/retrotink/products/retrotink-2x-retro-console-to-digital-display-tv

Just do this anyways, regardless of R77. Brad's new pots truly are the "Best"!

Kind of have to chime in here and give another POV being at least in the ~10%. I'm an OG backer of the new VCS/800/400 (or whatever it's called now) and never really knew the difference between IGG v. Kickstarter and each's hurdle / barrier to entry. Of course, now I do, and would never ever ever back anything but a Kickstarter campaign going forward. I assume many are in the same boat as me and much more to the wise after this whole Atari IGG debacle! At this point, just hoping for working controller [not holding my breath] and putting more of my eggs in the Amico for now.

Yes...and please!

Definitely interested in one "right now"! Yes and Please. If there's a list of people you need before you embark on this limited run, please put me on it. I'd also be in the market for Concerto and other flashcarts thereafter as well.

And Arkanoid? (pretty please)

This is incredible! Just played a bunch of fav's with it! Thank you so much for creating this! People are awesome! Curious if there's any way to get paddles to work on this (e.g. Arkanoid, Super Circus Atari)? I have the "2600-dapter II" and was hoping there's a way!

Ooooh! I'd love to have one of these from him too!

I received my new custom made 4-way controller from @RetroGameBoyz It's great for quick classic arcade game play on Pacman, DigDug, Donkey Kong, etc...! He's great to work with and nothing but a positive dude!

Food for thought since I've had a recent experience. I just bought a 7800 from EBAY that had the BIOS conversion to play both NTSC and PAL, plus a compsite AV mod. I thought I'd try it and it would be possibly better and more compatible with troublesome carts. Au contraire! I tried a bunch of Homebrews from AA (and others) as well as some PAL carts and it was just bad all over. I ended up returning the unit for a full refund and will now steer clear of PAL BIOS converted 7800s.

There's a fine programmer, @@Omegamatrix doing menu screen updates on key 2600 games. Not sure if he programs for the 7800, but perhaps contact him? Here's the link for this in the 2600 forums...

Just curious (and adding to this thread may help...), is this the longest thread on AA forums?

Consider this as noting pent-up cart demand!

I also am a big fan of retrogameboyz.com and wholeheartedly approve. I worked with him to make this one above but a a dedicated 4-way 7800. Looking forward to get it this week and try it out on Bob D's Pacman Collection!

Yes and please!

What he said!

I just bought a few from @CPUWIZ last week!

Sorry but what does this mean, "portable mods". Asking for a friend...

Awesome and Amazing! @SpiceWare you truly are amazing! Thank you so much for this wonderful hack!