mckafka99

IMHO, Turtles and Killer Bees are cream of the crop for the O2. The Voice module does add a bit of something to both.

Songbird Productions recently announced availability through their site:

Depending on your needs, the GPD version 1 could fit the bill. Keep an eye on eBay. For my needs, GPD1 is sufficient and I picked one up for $300 a little over a year ago. If you havent already seen the site, https://liliputing.com/ is a good place to keep tabs on 'mini-computing' devices in general.

After mustering the patience to grow used to the controls (which admittedly took some effort), I really liked Highlander.

I'm in for one!

Any chance Best Buy may carry these?

Grab yourself a pair of these; they work awesome!

Any estimate what the cost might be to send in a controller to have it modded?

Is this in reference to things like 'Toy Shock Taiyo 12-in-1' and was this a hint that you know of similar items yet to be announced?

Interested in a cartridge version.

Looks awesome! Count me in on any waiting list.

Looks awesome! $$$ burning hole in pocket, 10th cant come soon enough!

Just wanted to chime in as another in the U.S (Scarborough, ME) who has received the cart. This thing rocks!

Just got email confirmation, guess I was #28.

It never ceases to amaze me that many of the rare games and many well known Pinball machines that frequently get mentioned at Atari Age (such as 'I, Robot', 'Spiders'), we got to play at, of all places, the Pittsfield, Maine Bowling Center (the 'Bowling Alley', as we referred to it, which is long since gone). We were quite lucky. Between that place and the LaVerdiere's drug store chain that had arcades in them, for a small town in central Maine, we really saw a great deal of the 'Golden Age' of arcades and machines.