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I snagged the CBS lot... thanks for posting these up.

Ok thanks Allan, I sent it back to the seller. Just wanted verification.

Just wondering, recently picked up a Kid Grid conversion cart off EBay and it didn't work at all in my 4-port 5200. Seller stated it was tested in his 2-port 5200 before shipping. Are there conversions from 8-Bit that have compatibility issues between 2 and 4 port models?

You rock! Thanks man

Does anyone have a high quality image of the 5200 Necromancer conversion cart label? Thanks!

*BUMP* Updated list

Bought a bunch of VIC-20 stuff from Noob124 recently. Amazingly friendly and went out of his way to make sure he had everything in complete (or near complete) condition before sending it out. Would do business with him again in a heartbeat (and most likely will!)

Bought a bunch of VIC-20 stuff from Noob124 recently. Amazingly friendly and went out of his way to make sure he had everything in complete (or near complete) condition before sending it out. Would do business with him again in a heartbeat (and most likely will!)

I've bought from one of the mentioned sellers... sure the asking prices are insane, but for an item I really wanted I put in a "Best Offer" just for laughs (it was almost 3x less than what they were asking) and they accepted the offer (without even a counteroffer). Just goes to show that these "horrible" resellers can be negotiated with into reasonable terms sometimes. It used to piss me off as well to see the insane asking/buy it now prices, but if I can make a reasonable offer I will try!

This game is awesome... addictive as hell!

I have a copy of Gridrunner for sale: http://www.ebay.com/itm/191460293821?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 Also, Juice!: http://www.ebay.com/itm/191464544703?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

That's pretty fun, just tried it. Like the music on the title screen. Banana AI is good (and tough). Nice job!

Hey everyone, I'm looking for the following VIC-20 cartridges (NTSC): Mountain King Lode Runner Sea Fox Sky Blazer Cosmic Jailbreak Terraguard Black Hole Serpentine Laser Zone Pharaoh's Curse Predator Maze Robot Panic HES Mon Threshold Bandits Deadly Duck Fourth Encounter Mine Madness Super Amok Video Vermin Outworld Skibbereen Arachnoid And the following cassettes (preferably with box): Witch Way Motor Mouse B-1 Nuclear Bomber Nukewar And Misc: Commodore 3K RAM Cart Commodore 16K RAM Cart Thanks! Rich

I know I'm replying late to this but do you have any of these carts left?

Absolutely amazing work so far! You guys are the new legends.

Thanks guys, these are all great considerations.

Excellent, thanks so much. Would be awesome if you did ever get around to doing a tutorial video on the subject... love your other videos as well!

Hey all, I know I may have seen some talk of this in the past, about developing a game for 5200 and Atari 8-Bit computers simultaneously... are there any resources out there and/or tips on time saving approaches? Should one platform be completed before re-working it for the other?

This later version of 7800ctrl did the trick! Now it transfers all 32K but when I select "Play 7800 Game" from the DevOS menu and hit RESET, black screen... isn't that the correct procedure?

Graham, thanks for the tips... I will try it out again tonight when I get home. I never did get it to work and ended up building an EPROM cart (w/Pokey) instead, works fine but a pain to erase/burn when I want to try on the real HW!

The gradient feature is awesome. Nice job

Yeah looks good to me! Imagic are only 2nd to Activision in the awesome game/graphics dept on the 2600 for me... so not sure what that dude was trying to say. But I agree, he doesn't know much of anything about our beloved console!

Pretty cool game, has a "Space Cavern" kinda feel to it. Was this done in assembly or batari basic?

Very enjoyable explanation/overview.

Some of the best YM2151 based music was done on earlier Williams Pinball machines (powered by the 6809 CPU), Chris Granner was the master of the YM2151, check out the samples here: http://www.cgmusic.net/archives.html Impressive little chip in the right hands!