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  4. Posted

    On 5/14/2021 at 10:47 PM, opcode said:


    Actually it is a ColecoVision with SGM


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    It is a colecovision with a F18A ?  or  a SGM 2 ?

     

    the color palette is clearly not the one from the standard colecovision.

  9. Posted · Edited by youki

    Coté Gamer did not choose "elephant" cart  "pour ne pas que leurs clients se sentent trompés"   ( sorry, only french speaker can understand the joke :) , it does not work in english i think )

     

     

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    9 hours ago, HDTV1080P said:

    Buck Rodgers the Supergame, Donkey Kong the Supergame, Donkey Kong Junior the Supergame, and Zaxxon the Supergame were all released for the Expansion module #3 ADAM computer. Back in October of 1983 the Expansion module #3 ADAM computer cost $600 and the standalone ADAM with a built in ColecoVison cost $800. The ADAM computer became the Supergame module instead of a dedicated lower cost ColecoVisoon SGM for $200. We now have the OPCODE SGM that has a improved sound chip for the ADAM and ColecoVison (and more memory for the ColecoVision owners that do not have a ADAM computer). So the OPCODE SGM is better quality then the planned SGM by Coleco, since the Coleco version only added more memory with a wafer drive and did not offer a improved sound chip.

     

    There was a Coleco employee that leaked a unreleased version of Donkey Kong Junior the Supergame with all 5 screens, plus a unreleased Subroc the Supergame that some how ended up in public domain back around 1985. I wish someone would port over Smurf the Supergame, Gorf the Supergame, and TimePilot the Sueprgame to the ADAM computer or the OPCODE SGM using a 256KB size cartridge. I always wanted to play Smurf the Supergame, Gorf the Supergame, and TimePilot the Supergame. However maybe the original prototypes have been lost forever.

     

    With the OPCODE SGM sound chip someone could develop a homebrewed talking Gorf Sueprgame or Smurf Supergame. Those would be my two favorites with a hall of fame screen. TimePilot the Supergame would be cool also.

    I think Collectorvision is developping a Gorf super game .  no?  not sure.  But i think i read that somewhere.

     

     

  15. Posted

    My company do not limit the site where we can go.   But all what we access is scanned by antivirus.   Curiously no issue accessing others pages about other games from same site. so i wonder if there is something on that page that can be interpreted as a "virus" signature .  May be in a screenshot?

     

    inactivating the VPN , i can access the page.

     

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    49 minutes ago, Crapahute said:

    Recently I came across the manuals of Memotech MTX Series Games Collection Vol.1 and Vol2 and I was wondering if anybody had decoded the two small messages I left at the back cover?

    Nobody read manuals!  :D

     

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