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sorry to bring this up, but is that fixed file of his for 2.7 still up there anywhere? The 2nd savefiles link doesn't work anymore, and i can't get 2.6 or 2.7 to work on my XP machine ^^ thanks gavv

one of the others that recently had started work there iirc was the new chief editor, Bill Kunkel, who was part of the founders of the original Electronic Games magazine. gavv

'happened' into possession of an atari 1040STf, and being not familiar at all with the family and doing some quick searching i'm still not certain, but is the STf able at all thru adaptors or anything to run thru RF or composite video? thanks ^^ gavv

Mappy Bagman Guzzler gavv

has to be Dragster, if nothing else becuase of its story of 'beating' the 'computer simulated perfect run'. a classic ^^ gavv

if they can do that, and as well get a networked trivia/etc type game for their sites working well, along the lines of NTN-style, then i think they definitely have somethign to grow on. i can't imagine myself going to BW3 without NTN gavv

nothing too amazingly interesting, but I just thought it a little neat, but flipped open a new issue of Bluff Magazine (ie the poker magazine), and Rob's written an article in the oct 05 issue (dunno if as a guest columnist or regular ^^). nothing earthshattering, just a tad wacky - but then again that's Rob ^^ gavv

well, for me, the Nintendo DS will have a killer-app when Intellivision Lives DS comes out ^^, touchpad=inty numberpad goodness ^^ gavv

I thought my info came from Curt with reading in the forums, did I miss something ? Didnt Curt say there was a sound problem with these early units using the wrong version chip in them & that they have corrected the problem with using the proper version ? Dont tell me that on the official release date there will still be that same issue, is that what you are saying ? I hope not 922416[/snapback] iirc he said the *first part* of the walmart shipments (since they were the first) had the problem chips (and he said only a few thousand). I would presume that means that even walmarts now could have some of the 'rev b's... gavv

I don't think it's that bad. It's a shame it's only 2 screens but the play is OK. 921774[/snapback] oh yea, I like it to a certain extent as well. I agree it's not as bad as some say, but I would love a better version. 921776[/snapback] Straight from Gary Kitchen (the DK programmer), "Yes I could have added the other two levels, and no, they wouldn't let me." (the ol schedule bugaboo) gavv

hm, at some movie gallery store closeout sale thing, i picked up a couple different volumes of them on a lark (as i'm always ALWAYS on the lookout for bizarre/funny/bad video for Anime Hell -www.animehell.org- ^^, so if you have anything feel freee to let me know ) , but hadn't actually gotten around to watching them yet. now i think i will ^^. gavv

yeah, the strategy is definitely unique for the 5200 version, more similiarities to the 2600 version (and the extremely crappy C64 thing they try to call burgertime) than all the other versions, that being that when dropping the baddies, they reappear as if they were squished, rather than remaining in the same ingredient piece and 'respawn'. It makes scoring and grouping much tougher. i've only managed about 87K on the 5200 BD so far in some brief playing. gavv

That's pretty cool! Do you even have the original PC version as well? It's one of the best versions in regards to game play. I have every version except for the modern consoles 889648[/snapback] you mean the Apple II version, which was the *original* ^_^ gavv

right here http://mediaviewer.ign.com/mediaviewer.jsp...6type%3Dpartner

why not just say he invented "home video games" gavv