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Thanks Kiwi. I don't know 2 sprites could make 3 colors. Is F18a tricks? Sorry for off topic, guys.

Now all phoenix games also work with colecovision, how about colecovision version from those screenshots below?

With Coronavirus around, I'd better to stay at home. Fortunately, a new game arrived two days ago. Gunman Chronicles Because I lost internet connection days ago, I cannot play it without installing a patch until now. I can enjoy the game. For some reasons, gunman chronicles demo works fine with win 10 without a patch but not the full version. Weird.

Ok. I guess programmers won't bother to put adam computer stuff in Colecovision games.

IBM PCjr has 2 cartridge ports.

Sell the disc at ebay.

I read CV programming manual and I noted this: Does it mean some colecovision games support Adam keyboard and other things?

Colecovision mini.

They said the same thing in 2012 and it was not true. Nobody knows when the world will end.

http://www.pushsquare.com/news/2020/03/talking_point_ps5_delay_is_possible_and_we_could_have_to_accept_that The news is about ps5 but it might apply others consoles too.

Here an intro/outro from upcoming series in 3D. https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7slrn5

Timex-Sinclair ZX-81 is a winner. Try playing games on post-it note beside tic-tac-to. If you make mistakes with post-it note and correct them, the result would be a mess. And you need a new post-it note once used. You won't buy a new computer if you use it once.

Is this game available to diskettes 5"1/4" 360k/1.2 m and 3".5 720k?

Now, I'd like to see how PCs become less expensive.

Screenshots are not enough for some of us. Most of time, we need to watch videos to decide.

The only way to maintain video game market is selling new consoles under $250 and new games $40-$50.

Was Street Fighter II CE released outside Japan?

I'm probably exaggerated with 1980s games, but there are great windows games from 1995 at decent prices available at GOG and they might run on $300 computers not counting with indie games used low system requirements as well.

A $300 computer can play old games from 1980s and up at low prices at GOG. Modern games have the same prices in retail stores and they might not run on $300 computers. There are more games to choose from than we have with today consoles.