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Thanks but as per the topic, I am looking for US manual scans.

Holy Crap! You guys really came through! Thanks Alot. I will put up an update pack of pdf's once I get them made.

This is good news. Thanks

I would love to see a site with high quality scans of all the Atari art (maybe in the form of clickable thumbs) that credits the artists. Having a database that is searchable by artist would be awesome.

All awesome. I'm glad the right person bought this.

Congrats. I had seen that auction, so you are the lucky buyer.... Do you have any plans to, dump it...make repro's....release the rom....all of the above, none of the above?

Great story, good luck on the sale.

Yes, I do have an estimate. ..Al That was not very "forthcoming" of you....

Actionauts was dumped and uploaded to a certain torrent site but you are correct in that Rob has not yet officially released the rom.

I see what you did there.... But that wasn't really my point, was it..? Anyways, I'm not going to go too far off topic with this. I know that some people would find what I do (scanning and sharing) morally questionable. Everybody draws their own line.. Yeah, Great site...revolutionika also posted a link to it above. Back on topic now, anyone have these manuals? Wanted US Intellivision Manual Scans Mountain Madness - Super Pro Skiing Spiker! - Super Pro Volleyball Zaxxon

I think that what Rom Hunter does could be classified as "rom collecting" but really as an average emulator user there is no such thing, as far as I'm concerned. All you need to do is grab one of the complete rom sets and you are done. I guess that some of the un-released protos could be considered "Holy Grails"... Games like... Good Luck Charlie Brown Loco-Motion Adventures of the Pink Panther ...We would all love to see those roms.

Too Slow...

Submarine Commander Steeplechase Stellar Track

That scan really is overly brightened too, almost completely washed out....

Here is a scan. Adventure (Atari-w) (U).pdf

Sorry, I don't IM. I could PM you through the fourm, but replying here is easy too... Anyways the missing scan list in the thread that I linked is accurate. Here it is again. Wanted ColecoVision US Manual scans Alcazar - The Forgotten Fortress Amazing Bumpman Aquattack Boulder Dash Cosmic Crisis Dance Fantasy Evolution Meteoric Shower Motocross Racer Qberts Qubes Robin Hood Rock N' Bolt Skiing Strike It! Super Action Soccer Tank Wars Telly Turtle Tournament Tennis Zwackery has offered to scan a few of those (in a few weeks), but I'm sure he would not mind if you wanted to scan them first. Anything that you can scan would be most appreciated. Thanks

Although I already have a pdf of this, I converted your scans to pdf and got a slightly better quality pdf than the one that I had. Here you go... Quest For Quintana Roo (U).pdf My collection can be found in the manual request thread that I posted... http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/161702-wanted-colecovision-manual-scans/

Whenever I try to answer in briefs, the person always runs away. Good luck in your attempt. Oops, I just offended myself. That's it, I'm leaving AtariAge and I'm not coming back until I'm gone! Easy solution....Just take them off.....

We've got one just around the corner and I never seem to find the time to stop by. http://www.pacificpinball.org/ Oh crap, I thought that they just had a handful of machines but looking at the website..."Now featuring over 90 playable, historic pinball machines". Yeah, I need to stop in....

Since you're pretty much unwilling to ship the game to anyone, I really don't know what to tell you at this point. You've severely limited your options. If I had a rare, one-of-a-kind, game I wouldn't just ship it to someone either....

It's called "photoshop"...

I for one, would like to welcome Mr. Bushnell to AtariAge. It is always nice when one of the "creators" visits the forums. Thanks for taking the time to post.