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I'll bet this guy does it all the time. (Is he drunk or on drugs?)

If anyone wants a copy, just PM me.

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I tried uploading another gif but still the same error.

I have this weird database error after uploading an animated gif to my "silly stuff" folder on AA. I don't know if the file itself is corrupted but I get this: I tried twice with this, last night, and today and still received the error.

I also leave my condolences to Ken's family. Forty-nine is just way too young to go.

Reason why it's getting negativity is the term, "crowdfunding." http://mashable.com/2017/07/17/ataribox-crowdfunding-red-flag/#HxkdcRMWPPqS

I'm also thinking it's just another ploy to get e-mail addresses. Just like when HP had that 80's-ish "Computer Show." I was going to send a letter to them via their address shown during their show, but glad I didn't otherwise I'll get junk mail from them and others.

I have one of these rework stations similar to this: eBay Auction -- Item Number: 181139781537 The only thing is you have to remove the shipping screw underneath the unit to unblock the hot air tube, but due to engrish, I had to take the unit apart and find out which screw needed to be removed. I actually find the hot air blower helpful when removing old labels off of Atari carts.

Could be Plastic Man wrestling this other guy but due to copyright infringement, they couldn't show the head.

Cart with instructions: $25 each plus shipping.

I'm selling copies for $60 each plus shipping. PM me if you're interested.

Another tip: Don't use the sponge that's included with a solder stand if you get one. Instead get an empty soup can and a steel (not copper) scouring pad for cleaning the tip off the iron.

Updated above in the first post. The "pickup" sound effect still played even after the chimichanga disappeared when the boss disappeared has been fixed. Also here's the top label drawn by Nusty Doodleheimer.

I will release this on cartridge with instructions for $25 each since it's a 48K game. If you want a cart, please let me know.

"How about a Gay-mate?"

Who knows? "Atari" may go after Hershey's next for their Reese's Pac-Man ads even though Pac-Man is made by Namco.

Based on a true story...sort of. Nutsy Doodleheimer and I were talking about an idea for a game based on an assistant store director trying to get his work done but instead has to feed his fat boss chimichangas. "You are Mr. Cogell the Assistant Store Director at a grocery store. Your boss is a mean, nasty, morbidly obese man that wants to make your day at work a living nightmare. He pouts and whines all day. But, he has a weakness. He loves Mexican food but his top favorite are chimichangas. So you must navigate through six areas of the grocery store warehouse avoiding shopping carts, forklifts, and, pallet jacks so you can keep stuffing him with the deep fried treats." So here is a silly, yet challenging game about just that. There is only one catch though: you can only carry one chimichanga at a time and have to backtrack to get another chimichanga. Once the fat boss is content, he disappears and a freight elevator will take you to the next area. Stopping you from your goal are out-of-control pallet jacks, forklifts and even shopping carts. You have three lives and each time you get hit, you lose a life. Lose all lives and you get this: For the controls, use the stick to move in all directions, and while you have a chimichanga in hand, use the direction and left fire button to throw it at the boss. Each level has a specific number of chimichangas you must feed the fat boss with. BEWARE: While touching the fat boss won't harm you in any way, his farts in one level will. They are lethal and will end your game pretty quick. There is a warning posted in the room just before you enter. I used Mord's scrolling example to scoot through other rooms although originally the game was to have both horizontal and vertical movement but the room numbers got a bit messed up with placing the chimichanga locations. so I just have it scrolling horizontally. I wanted to use 48k for its simplicity and I had some issues with one of the sound effects crashing the game using real hardware. That's why there is mainly a lack of sound. burrito.a78 burrito.bin