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  1. 6 minutes ago, atari2600land said:

    I changed my mind. I thought Sega would be sane and have it be like a SNES, NES, or PSX mini, but only 4 games? Why?

    Business tactics.

     

    You have four different gamegears with four games each.

     

    Game Gear Minis are for collectors only. And Sega knows that.

     

    $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ for Sega.


  2. 4 hours ago, spacecadet said:

    People are treating this as a serious release; it's just a little toy, like Sega and other Japanese makers do all the time. There are dozens of these types of things there from all the major manufacturers in Japan at any given moment.

     

    I wouldn't get worked up about it. The weirdest part to me is all the coverage this is getting. The Game Gear wasn't even particularly popular here.

     

     

    There were more stores selling game gears than Atari Lynxes.

     

    And game gear has more games than Lynx too.


  3. 24 minutes ago, youki said:

    What i would love to have on the coleco , is a way to use a Light Gun.   Even better if there are a solutions that work with old CRT Screen  and new flat screen.   My next game will use that for sure. 

    a mouse, would be interesting too, but i have the same feeling than Serguei2  that is more for computer.

    Atari 2600, 7800, NES, Master System, Genesis and others support a light gun.

     

    So why not on Colecovision.


  4. Another improvement I want to see on Colecovision.

     

    Colecovision only has 16 colors to choose from.

     

    How about using 16 colors from 64 colors or better. 

     

    In IBM EGA, you can use 16 colors from 64 using Palette.

     

    15 hours ago, MrPix said:

    Adding controllers would be easier than adding a mouse. I just need to look at how the existing controllers are scanned or memory mapped...

    I'm not a guy who wants to play on consoles using a mouse. 

     

    Joysticks/gamepads/controllers are better suited for consoles.

     

    For me, a mouse belongs to computers. But again, it's my opinion.

     

    Hmm. I'm not sure if Adam supports a mouse.


  5. 1 hour ago, MrPix said:

    I don't know how I might save the state of the console's internal RAM unless I shadow it and make the cart an expansion card. Open to it, though.

    It would be quite easy to add mouse support with memory mapped IO, so the X, Y position and button presses would appear in three bytes. I'd be up for it. The hardware to do this would implement a UART for MIDI in the same controller. 

    I've only played with AY type sound devices, but I'm open to expanding my range.

    Thanks for the ideas and suggestions. Much appreciated. :D 

     

     

    Speaking adding mouse, how about supporting two additional controllers.

     

    It would be great to have games supporting 4 players.

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  6. 34 minutes ago, MrPix said:

    I'm aware of the megacart and the like. I'm talking about targeting something like that at a larger individual game - not just as a way of selecting multiple games or aggregate them on a single cart.

    It's also significantly cheaper than the megacart, which is massively over-priced for what it is. A bit of competition never hurt anybody. :D

    Does your card work differently than megacard?

     

    Do we need different tools to use with your card?


  7. On 5/24/2020 at 8:53 PM, mbd30 said:

    MAME on PC.

     

    The NES port is okay. I find that it's necessary to hold the change in direction in advance because of unresponsive controls.

    No wonder why I can't turn in the right time. I first thought my joystick or my keyboard was faulty.

     

    Or maybe the emulators. Or video recorders on pc.

     

    Never had problems with real NES.

     

    On 5/24/2020 at 7:08 PM, John Stamos Mullet said:

    FbNeo on Retropie, on my Pi-equipped Arcade1Up Pac-man cabinet, with a genuine Sanwa JLF. 
     

    Zero Lag, Arcade quality control, proper vertical monitor, correct arcade aspect ratio, original arcade ROM, 100% accurate emulation, and the lovely glow of a backlit arcade marquee lighting the room. 

    Yeah. I noted lags on NES (Emulators) and flashing sprites too.

     

    I never noted these problems on real NES. But again ...


  8. 1 hour ago, Dan Iacovelli said:

    its a public club any atari Age member can join and they just follow each round by clicking on the Follow square next to the topic

    In open clubs, you just need to post something and you are joined.

     

    In closed clubs, you need approbation to join.

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  9. 2 hours ago, Spector said:

    I didn't think there were many homebrew games released for free on the colecovision, at least not in the last ten years. 

    Here they are.

     

    Plants VS Zombies

     

     

    Grail of the Gods

     

     

    Coco and the evil robots

     

     

    z80rogue

     

     

    Space Venture

     

     

    They are more. Just check on this forum.

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