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Thanks for that, B17 looks really good, and the voice isn't half bad. Space spartans looks chronically slow and unweildy, is it really that sluggish? Thanks! Chris

Burgertime in bedrock is a great burgetime port with the flintstones characters for the GBC. Also the old B/W space invaders is really good too. Course I reckon GB is for Pokemon, crystal being by far the best in my opinion. Also Harvest moon was cool and very different. Chris

Thanks for all the replies folks. However finances have changed for the worse for me today so this will have to go on hold for the time being. Thanks again, Chris

I have had a couple of PAL Solaris with b&W labels, don't think they are any way near rare. Chris

I sure hope it would be possible, loved TCR when a kid, the jams car was a really neat idea. Pity the pick-up wore out so fast but otherwise it was great. Go for it Tremoloman I'll buy if you can make it happen :-)

Anymore info you can share on this one Rom? Looks very impressive even by supercharger standards. Thanks for showing us. Looking forward to hearing more! Best, Chris

No longer need here, thanks!

I got the Gameboy Color Burtime in Bedrock and it's a cracking little game! That's my need for Burgertime sated, thanks all. It looks really great on the Gamecube's, gameboy player on our big telly too. Yaaaaay!

Any further news on this, really looking forward to it!

Well I'm a huge fan of the Starpath games. But on a rather solitary note I really like Shark Attack by Apollo. *RUNS*

Was there not an Imagic release similar to this but in 3D for the Intellivision? Maybe that's what you remember? Hope you figure it out. Chris

Your a genius crunchy, exactly the sort of simple fix I wanted. Cheers! Chris

Title says it all, have been following a thread on the 2600 forum and want to play some of these for myself. Fair price payed. Best, Chris

Still need these if anyone has spares.

Hi Folks! Have a copy of midnight magic that is in lovely condition almost perfect labels etc but the two plastic pins inside are broken off so can't play the game on my old six switch, as this is my only Atari is there a way to repair this simply. Figure you folks have come up against this before and almost certainly found a simple solution. Best, Chris

Well if you liked KOTOR how about Jade empire & mass Effect? I find for a really happy relaxing game the best two are Reel Fishing 2 & harvest moon on PS1 also Pokemon Crystal on the GBC, by far the best pokemon game and very mellow in my opinion. Chris

Warlords with the girlfriend 1 hour. Video chess both of us 3 hours Fishing derby both of us 3 hours. Galaxian, about 1 hour. burgertime 2 hours on and off.

TheHoboInYourRoom has claimed Big Birds egg catch, hope you enjoy :-) Best, Chris

Some stuff up for offer, everything works fine and in is nice condition with the exception of Big bird that has a torn front label. Atari 7800 Joust boxed with manual(PAL) Atari 7800 Dig Dug(PAL) Atari 7800 Galaga.(PAL) Atari 2600 Spider Fighter white label(PAL) Atari 2600 Big Birds Egg Catch(NTSC) torn label some spotting. Atari Lynx Kung Food boxed with manual.

I could really use the Street Racer manual. Best, Chris

Thanks Bill, never realized the Apple 2 was such an adept game platform. My dad used to own a Apple 11 europlus with a TRS80 mono monitor, think we only had Flight sim 2 for it however. I'm really after something I can play crashed on the couch after work and pass the stick about. But nevertheless thanks again, Chris

Thanks for the comments, I just don't really want to buy another console just for the one game. I think Beef Drop for the store might be my answer if it works well in PAL. Chris

I really want to play Burgertime on my telly, but don't have Intellivision and don't want to pay the £40+ on ebay for the console & them spend months hunting out a PAL Burgertime cart(they seem very rare over here in the UK). The Aquarius is even less of an option as it is yet more expensive, £50+ with little hope of getting the cart anyhow. I understand the NES played host to a good version, but I don't own a NES either and think Burgertime was not realeased in a PAL version, or if it was it's damn rare. Is there a cheap NES clone with the Burgertime built in I can get hold of for reasonable money in PAL? Was it released in a playable version on GB, GBC or GBA? Maybe on a retro collection for the PS1(PAL)? Perhaps one of the old retro computers I have played host to a decent version? I have Atari XE GS(so it would have to be a cart), Dragon 32, Spectrum and ORIC, also Atari ST. How about the later consoles? I have 360, Xbox, Gamecube, GBA, Gameboy color and PS1. Any help appreciated, Chris P.S. I have the 2600 version, just want something a little more like the real thing.

There is This planet sucks! That has some similar gameplay mechanics.

OK, i get where your going with this, very clever too I might add. Hope so more users participate with this too. Here is my list: 1: Frogger Arcadia/starpath. 2: Phaser Patrol. 3: Asteroids. 4: Defender. 5: Ms. Pac man. 6: Defender (yes, I do love love this game). 7: Pac Man (yep, this one too, it's all about memories and I still like it today). 8: Starmaster. 9: Enduro. 10: Commie Mutants. 11: Air sea battle. 12: Indy 500. 13 Pheonix. 14: Bemuda Triangle. 15: reactor. 16: Galaxians. 17: Sea Quest. 19 : Atlantis. 20: Suicide mission. 21: Space Invaders. 22: Combat. 23: spider Fighter. 24: Night Driver. 25: Millipede. 26: Polaris. 27: Centipede. 28: Demon Attack. 29 Frogger Parker. 30 Star Voyager. 31: ET. 32: Smurf. 33 Misssile command. 34: Frogger 2. 35: Robot Tank. 36: Beamrider. 37: Fantastic Voyage. 38: Polaris. 39: Astroblast. 40: Marine wars. 41: Crash Dive. 42:Venture. 43: ghostbusters. 44: Empire strikes back. 45: frogs n' flies. 46: dig dug. 47: crystal castles. 48: solar fox. 49 :threshold. 50: spacechase Hope this help you out, the titles were taked from the games I regularly play, the rest are mostly in storage so read from that whhat you will. Best regards, Chris