Heavy6r

Batari, did the missing ladder in the Mr. Do's Castle conversion ever get corrected? I don't remember seeing a new version posted?

Well, as luck would have it, the developer fixed the problem yesterday with viewing pdf manuals using the GameEx frontend. If you have not seen it, GameEx is frontend that supports numerous emulators (not just ones for Atari systems). It allows for screen shots, box and cartridge scans as well as viewing game manuals. You can find more info at www.gameex.net.

Does anyone know of a front end that support Stella and has the ability to show screen shots, and view manuals (pdfs)? I'm only aware of GameEx, however, it's hit or miss on whether it opens the manual successfully. I know PCAEWin has those features for PCAE.

Isn't there a knob (I can't remember the name of it) on the motherboard that can adjust the color?

Does anyone have any manual scans for the Ebivision games they'd be willing to share? Thanks.

Man, you can get those with ANY company name on them. Want one from my company?

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YOU DA MAN!!! How long before you make the option publicly available?

Atarimania will have an Original Version option within several weeks. You can see in an instant which titles are true originals and which titles are pirates. I'll keep you informed. Rom Hunter, how are you coming with this?

Would it be worth while to start a post that's "pinned" at the top of this forum to house all the various homebrews that have been developed and posted in this forum? That way there's a single place that has them all, instead of having to search thru the forum.

Is Toyshop Trouble the only homebrew game that's the Krok Cart doesn't support?

Thanks. I've got an Arcadia.

If you compare the plug to an earphone plug, the supercharger is a little bigger. Big enough that it wouldn't even go in at all on one of my CD players. I can plug it into another player, but it sticks out some and the supercharger doesn't work. I've tested the CD player, and I know it works. I'll have to see if a 1/4 to 1/8 adapter will work. I tried one Radio Shack and the guy said he didnt have anything (after showing him both the supercharger and an earphone plug). Course, I'm not even sure the guy could spell "plug".

Does anyone know if there's an adapter out there that will allow you to plug the supercharger into today's modern cassette/CD players. It seems the supercharger plug is slighty larger than current earphone jacks.

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