Artiecoon

I'm now the proud owner of an Atari 1200XL, made in USA, serial number 83S DA 014466 - 113. I'm living in Chile and got this extremely well kept machine from a collector who brought it from the US a couple of years ago.

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I use O2EM with the launcher in that same page. Works fine and dandy to me!

I'd like to claim these items, so they also feel loved and appreciated the stuff: O^2: Subchase/Armored Encounter - missioncontrol Pick Axe Pete - loose - Atarileaf Intellivision: OVERLAYS PACK - INTV overlays lot (2-BurgerTime, 2-Lock'n Chase, 1-Math Fun, 2-Pitfall, 1-Soccer, 1-Space Hawk, 2-Space Spartans) - lgallair As soon as I post this message, I'll send PMs to the respective people to arrange shipping. These are the items I'm going to offer so they also have the chance to feel loved by you all: Intellivision: Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack Star Strike Boxing The three of them loose. I'll rummage in my Closet of Doom to see more thingies to post in the future.

Shame! I'm in Chile and wouldn't mind giving a shelter to your CoCo. :>

I happen to live in Chile. Oddly enough, trying to buy from other nearby countries using Mercadolibre is MUCH harder than trying to get something from North America using eBay. Go figger. :b

Being a Odyssey2 fan myself, I thought I'd add on and play a little Munchkin game 0 myself. This is how I fared so far: (446 points, just in case the image can't be seen)

Do have in mind that light-pistol games (like Duck Hunt for the NES and those developed for the XEGS) won't work on anything other than a CRT. Leaving that aside, I think you could find -or make yourself- adapters for almost any console, so that's not a really big issue. Nevertheless, you could also try and get a modern CRT set, now that their price is so low, so you get a backup TV for the classic consoles. I did it myself and am using it as a 'vintage game monitor' nowadays.