frankodragon

Yeah, after playing it and finding out it just speeds up everything, it wasn't much fun to play anymore. I also remember playing Baby Pacman at Chuck E Cheese or Showbiz, and when I was really young I was trying to play a game with a periscope. I can't remember if it was Sea Wolf or something else. I was way too short to look into the periscope and I don't know if the machine even worked.

I know I remember playing a pirated Ms Pac-Man with a turbo boost button at a bowling alley once. It sped up not only Ms Pac but also the ghosts.

No, it was from a satirical website.

How about Moley Russel's wart?

How about De Niro's mole?

Thank you. It was tested on a cart at the Classic Game Fest last weekend and it did work but I had to add code so it could be started with either the left or right trigger. You probably could use a standard 2600 controller as well.

I had a dream I found a jackpot of games at a thrift store and to be sure it wasn't a dream, I pinched myself. Only problem was, I kept pinching and it didn't hurt. Then I woke up. Also I had a dream of Pac-Man going into a bigger, darker maze, and it was playing all from an Atari cartridge.

I should of done this a long time ago. Here's a video preview of Draker Quest: BTW, that humming noise isn't from the game but a cooling fan under the laptop.

Done!

I just updated Draker Quest so hopefully people can actually play the game for the next convention.

Natalie's 888 poopyhead smart phone (or whatever she types on) must have a broke Caps Lock key.

In this build, you can start the game with the left trigger button. You could also use a standard Atari 2600 joystick. Edit: I also added code to reset the game. test_beta4.bas.bin test_beta4.bas.a78

Did anyone have problems starting Draker Quest? I've realized I should of programmed the left fire trigger as well to start the game.

There is another thread about that here. But Happiestsellerever is one guy to stay away from after another AA member received pirate discs instead of original ones.