frankodragon

Pong to the 4th dimension anyone?

That's kind of scary if the Fear OS has mind control.

Might as well as put this here as well.

If potatoes, then Atari's new crypto currency should be this: (Good until 1981)

Someone tried to do just that in an older thread that just bursted out into pure gold. http://atariage.com/forums/topic/240610-atari-2600-new-in-box-with-unopened-pacman/?p=3279839

"I thought I already defeated these enemies." Just about every Mega Man game and other side scrollers

D. Trick Question. You grab a flame thrower and ignite Elmo until he's nothing but melted eyeballs.

We're (still) not convinced of a real Ataribox since the only pics so far are of renders. So tacos it is!

Ok.

LOL. I looked at the site from where those coins are sold and I like this one:

That was a toilet.

Still though the value (so far) of Atari stock is $.89 USD. And they want to use crypto currency since at this time one BTC is around $9,591, I think they need to use some other type of currency.

That other picture with the pizza taco also looked vomit inducing. Reminds me of the high school lunches with the grey meat.

I got one last week at a Target. You may need to ask an electronics clerk if you don't see any out on the sales floor.

I saw this a few days ago from some website of some Gordon Ramsey wannabe, but I'm wondering if this is borderline wrong or full-blown wrong. I'm talking about...... Ramen tacos.

There's something disturbing about what he apparently does behind closed doors. Mostly R rated, if you ask me

I wonder if anger is one of their buzzwords?

Here's another game I've been working on titled, Crazy Tank for the Atari 7800. You're driving in a tank on a basic exercise only until you see bizarre enemies later on. Are you going crazy, or is it something else that's making everything else crazy? Drive a tank that's always moving forward, but you can control with the joystick moving left and right, and shoot objects using the left trigger button. To make your bullets go higher, hold down the trigger button longer. You'll start the game with an unlimited supply of ammo and 70 fuel points. Your mission is to shoot as many enemies as you can while avoiding enemy missiles and other enemies that can collide with your tank. Once in a while, you may see a fort scrolling toward. Touching one will go to another "level" with alternate scenery, ect. You may also see small fuel tanks. Be sure to collect as many as you can as you're going to need them for later on. They'll increase your fuel gauge points (located on the lower right hand of the screen.) The game ends when your fuel points have been exhausted.* The longer you survive, the more crazy the enemies get. There are even large enemies lurking somewhere, and will take more than several hits to defeat them. Your score is displayed at the upper left hand corner of the screen. The score resets to zero when the game ends. It's rumored a secret "ending" exists in the game. But finding it may make you "crazy." * While your fuel gauge can show "zero", you may have just one last chance to keep going until the next enemy collision. tank.bas.a78 tank.bas.bin

I'm thinking Atari wants to be like Pepsi or other companies that "reward" consumers for buying/using their products (e.g. speakerhats, trinkets, other garbage) as gambling "prizes" instead of handing out actual currency whether real or digital. You have to ask yourself what's more valuable, money or speakerhats? I'm pretty sure the majority would say money. The cost of manufacturing an actual speakerhat is much lower than paying off in actual cash, so they probably would go in that direction. Tacocoins for merchandise.

It's interesting to note the version built into the SMS 2, instead of Alex eating a rice cake, it has been changed to a burger.

For some reason I thought about owls when it came to buzzwords. So here's is Atari's New mascot: Feargal the Owl.

Anyone can make a memo nowadays.

LOL. I actually got some rough draft myself but they're using something else called brickchaining.

From what I've seen on Twitter, Atari SA is only focusing on only posting penny tweets instead of doing any actual work of said box.