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I think this is what you're wanting (It was the 1st result for this Google search): Atari/Sears Equivalents That list includes 3 games that were never release by Atari: Steeplechase, Stellar Track and Submarine Commander. This thread has a list of only the Sears/Atari equivalents that had different names. There are people who do it both ways. I've always wanted one of each. Back in the day, my brother only wanted one or the other. Other people want one of each label variation (text & picture and other slight differences). So just decide what will make you happy and go for it. There is no real need to have both versions as long as the ROMs are the same. Here's a thread about games (Atari brand) with the same name, but different ROMs.

Stella is the only Atari emulator I use. For a long time I used version 2.4.2 because I didn't want to give up the "non-browse" functionality, but after installing 3.3 on my laptop I liked the pattern matching textbox. I also wanted DPC+ programs to run. So I started weening myself from using the non-browse feature. I now have 3.4 on my main computer and I realize that I no longer need the non-browsing mode. I want you to know that your work on Stella is appreciated, but at the same time I don't expect you to continue working on it if it is no longer fun. When I get burned out on something, I'll forget about it for a while and come back to it later. So do whatever is best for you. If that means there will be no more updates on Stella, I still plan to keep using it unless something better comes along someday. Thanks for giving us this great emulator.

Quote from Posting Tips for New bB Users:

I'm pretty sure it is called a "power jack".

In Windows XP, I can release the mouse by pressing TAB (enter options menu mode), ` (go to debugger mode), or PAUSE. I couldn't find a way. I tried manually adding "grabmouse = 0" to the stella.ini file, but that didn't work. By the way, Random Terrain predicted this would happen.

Something similar has been done for the purpose of a 3D game. Video Game Critic's review of Merlin's Walls Partial quote: It says more at the link I gave.

You can read about it on AtariProtos.com. If you have user42's manual scan collection, it has a copy of the manual in PDF format or a manual scan can be found here.

I like the title screen on California Games.

Radar Lock

I was thinking the same thing until I read the last sentence. I don't think Men-A-Vision would qualify if game play is important.

YOU WATCH HOMESTAR RUNNER? YOUR EPIC! Sorry, but I've never watched it. I was only translating what you said for Schizophretard.

Regardless of whether or not e5frog did anything wrong, I think your own words on your blog say where you stand on this: I think it is sad that we live in a day where it's no longer true that a man's word is his bond. It would be different if you had accidentally agreed to accept an amount that was lower than what you intended (like saying you would accept $1.00 when you meant $100), but it sounds that you were happy with e5frog's offer until you found out you could get more. If you wanted more money, I think it would be your responsibility to find out what it was worth being accepting any offers. "A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches, and loving favour rather than silver and gold." Proverbs 22:1

Sounds good. Thanks.

I haven't tested this as thoroughly as Keatah has and it is possible that my mouse driver could be at fault, but thought I'd mention what I noticed.... In Warlords and Medieval Mayhem, if you move the mouse quickly enough to the right then it doesn't move at all (or at least very little). In these games, you need to be able to move very quickly so you can get into position to release the ball before your opponent has time to react. By the way, the mouse control for joystick games is nice.

I noticed he made a post to the batari Basic forum today. When I saw it I thought of this thread.

+1 for this. I use NoScript and highly recommend it.

Can someone translate that to any other language? Thanks. Translated:

Thanks. How do you climb the ladders on the second screen of "DKHACK.BIN"? In "hacman.bin" I couldn't eat the bottom row on the right hand side. This can be fixed by changing the byte at FE88 to #$04. I got that info by comparing the difference between "Pacman.bin" and "Pacman_Hack_error_logo_fix.bin".

Posting what exactly dwane? That tuner cleaner is better for the Atari switches than WD40. I got delayed while posting my message and after I posted it I saw that you made a similar post 30 minutes before I did. If you're asking where I'm from, I like in Oklahoma.

I see RichG1972 beat me posting that.

I wouldn't use WD-40 on the switches. In another thread someone said, "WD40 will make a bad switch work". Here is the reply: "Maybe initially, but I'll bet the switch will fail again sooner than if you had used an actual cleaning product. If WD-40 leaves any of its substance behind after it's done its job, it will eventually gum up the works. A cleaning product should leave nothing behind after its job is done." I used TV tuner cleaner on my Atari's switches.

Glad to see that RIAA Radar lists this as "Safe". The samples on Amazon sound good to me as background music, but I usually prefer music with vocals on my MP3 player.

I think that should be "hit the pad too hard". I like the title screen, but I haven't tried the game.

Your post said, "For a limited time only, missile commandTM is included" and then you change it to match what I said. the first time was my re-iteration of the guy above me to what i thought sounded right. the second was a straight copy from a different translator(http://www.ocn.ne.jp/translation/) That sounds like a good translation. Thanks for the link. I'm not as interested in learning Japanese as I once was, but I save the link in case I need it sometime.

Your post said, "For a limited time only, missile commandTM is included" and then you change it to match what I said.