Lauren Tyler
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You're not the only one, Dan. I was playing it in Z26 and I had the same problem. Maybe the way the game is designed? At any rate, I colored that it in to make it look a little neater when I submitted my score.
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Get ready - GO!
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Just a reminder that you need to use the right joystick for single player mode.
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Now where is Ze_ro? He's supposed to have this week's game up!
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Well, I did pretty good considering I haven't played this one in awhile. ^^
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About 5 or 6 joysticks, very few of which do work. One of them is a third party joystick (can't remember which brand) and the other is a standard Atari 2600 joystick (need to mark it so I know which is which!)
And I also have a Space Age joystick.
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Decathlon 15000 metres is worse, you get to the sprint and die
Makes me wish the Track and Field controller were more common!
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I remember playing Grand Prix for too long caused my hand to hurt.
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Well, after all these years, I'm still not as good as I thought!
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Letting Jack Tramiel take over Atari.
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No scores yet, but here's a general bit of advice I use a lot of the time.
You may only be able to get one creature into your saucer at a time before the warning alarm sounds. In this case, you should take advantage of this, since this gives you a chance to earn extra points before you get the other creature.
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Well, this is a rather unique game, if not tough.
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Although I've played it on emulator and classic compilations, I never owned a copy of Activision's Tennis, although I'd love to now.
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A friend of my mother's recently told me today that he thought he saw a Castle Wolfenstein game for the Atari 7800 once, but I've never seen nor heard anything of the sort. Is this just a rumor or was there one made/planned?
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I guess I forgot to add in my post that my score was 4580?
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Just a little something I noticed:
Evil Otto always materializes in the same spot you started in each room, so try to move away from that spot as soon as possible to get a good head start on him.
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How do you do this? I mean, I'd think there's like a template or something required for it?
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I just knew this variation would be chosen once this game was selected. Nevertheless, here's my decent score.
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You know, I remember when I was very young, my mother had taken a couple of pictures of me playing Joust on my Atari 2600. If I find them I'll upload 'em!
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No 7800 expert? What about that copy of Commando you said you'd try to hold for me?!
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Larcen's back!
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As usual, I'll be there with my trademark snack of Pepsi and Cheez Doodles.
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When I was about five or six, I injured my leg, and it was in an immobilizer. On the way home from the hospital, we stopped to see my new sitter's place. They had a miniature arcade Frogger which, alas, didn't work. To cheer me up from the disappointment of that and the fact my leg was in an immobilizer, my parents took me to Toys R Us to let me buy an Atari game. It was there that I got Pitfall 2. To this day, I still have the game and, while it does have its moments, it still works fine.
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I kind of have to agree with you, since it is kind of unusual the way they handled the control scheme for River Raid 2, but then again, given what they had to work with, there really wasn't much choice, was there?
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High Score Club Week 33: Asteroids
in 2600 High Score Club
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Damn flicker made the asteroids disappear when I took this shot. At any rate, here's my latest score. A little better, but I still need work before the Galactic Space Patrol accepts my application!