VectorGamer

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Question I have: are the labels ready to purchase?

I guess after being on AtariAge for over 8 years I've seen the discussion of the ColecoVision and scrolling beaten to death...

Timing is all wrong in this game. NES version sucks because they tried to squash the playfield into a horizontal screen and the bad guys are practically on top of you.

The best part is the link to the t-shirt. I'm in for one! Pinball PA has a Shark Jaws that I got to play. Fun game for its time.

And we will never know how long the Super Game Module would've extended the life of the ColecoVision and if they would have released a second console.

Who made the 5800? Unaware of this system QFT

puh-leeze It's library was well diversified from arcade hits, to not as well known arcade titles, to originals.

Update posted yesterday: Finding the First Videogame ROM https://edfries.wordpress.com/2017/10/23/finding-the-first-videogame-rom/?utm_content=buffer199ca&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Article with slideshow https://www.heraldandnews.com/news/local_news/love-for-the-classics-thousands-gather-in-portland-for-annual/article_40cf60c6-0baa-5cc1-b385-828f41908d0d.html

Shot video in portrait mode You done ****ed up OP

I don't know how they calculated 400,000 - seems pretty high. I changed my password in any event.

I got an alert from Lifelock that over 400,000 user IDs, pass, IP and emails from CheapAssGamer.com were found on a dark web forum.

It looks like crap but it sure is fun to play. Not as fun as the 5200 version though.

I don't know how far you are from Pittsburgh, but you could consider bundling a visit with ReplayFX which is what I did a few years ago. I went to Pinball PA on a Thursday then spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday at ReplayFX. Just give yourself a lot of time at Pinball PA cuz they have over 300 machines - some of the arcade games you won't find anywhere else. I pooped my pants when I saw a Tazz-Mania there. Pinball PA is located in a strip mall. There's a pizza shop but if memory serves it's either take out only or they have little seating available. There's also a restaurant that has good food like seafood and steak but it's on the pricey side.

I appreciate it for what it is. It's no different than any other timed target shooting game where you try to get the highest score possible. MAME doesn't offer the same experience as playing the cabinet.

Pinball PA has a Sky Raider. What you're missing by playing it in MAME is the color overlay and the cool monitor bezel found in the arcade game.

Pretty awesome find

Get a PC and load it with DOS and Win 3.1. At least they'll acquire skill working with the command line.

Pirates of the Caribbean Pinball Machine Announced by Jersey Jack Pinball http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/10/18/pirates-of-the-caribbean-pinball-machine-announced-by-jersey-jack-pinball More pictures in the article

Is it neat? Yes. Would I buy one? No. It would just end up sitting on a shelf collecting dust.

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