Madaracs

Hey, I know this is late but thanks for the post. I still have the board so maybe I'll plug it in and check them out.

Attack from Mars - Bally or Pinbot.

Those are bee-OO-tee-ful. There is a Super Space Invaders listed for $99 on eBay but nothing in the completed listings section. I once sold a Tomytronic game that I bought for $5 for $50+ on eBay. That one (Super Space Invaders) has to be [relatively] rare...

I'm a menace! Thank you for the link. I'm very happy now. This thread can be deleted by a moderator if they so choose.

This is still echoed today. The Xbox 360 was not profitable when it was released. One could argue that it still might not be with amount of warranty repair work performed on a large percentage of units even today. They make their money on Xbox live and game sales. Why single out the 360? The PS3 is similar. In fact just about every console between "that era" and the current gen are similar with the exception of Nintendo consoles. Nintendo prices them to make profit from the get go. I don't dispute that nor did I mean to single out a single console. I agree! The 360 is the most popular console behind the Wii and had the largest margin of loss upon launch so I used it as an example. It just was an example. You must chill. I have hidden your keys. To add to your comment, Nintendo doesn't just price them right... they also designed the unit to make money off the bat. No DVD support means less work on the drive, no HD means they can stick with cheaper standard architecture for video, it also has a much smaller footprint. And with the Broadway CPU allegedly derived from the same architecture as the 'Cubes Gekko chip--the cost of the new CPU was probably less to create than both the PS3 and the 360. Nintendo was also smart to focus on game play and the family/everyone/casual gaming demographic.

I'd like a Harmony cart. Missed the last one that when up for $65. I'd pay that if someone wanted to unload a spare or if you just don't use it anymore. Also have a lot of stuff to trade. Tell me what you're looking for...

Hot damn! Thanks! Did you ever make carts? I'd LOVE one. I should have known it was already done. And your work is superb btw.

Nice. Any chance you could post a photo? I've never seen the box. I haven't received it yet, it is an Ebay purchase. Here are the 3 pics put together into 1 pic. I just hope it arrives safety, looks to be in pretty good condition. It's beautimous.

Well if you see one let me know. I don't want the full Adam. I want the one that plugs into the ColecoVision. (Which I know is really not much different but I still want it.)

This is still echoed today. The Xbox 360 was not profitable when it was released. One could argue that it still might not be with amount of warranty repair work performed on a large percentage of units even today. They make their money on Xbox live and game sales.

Thanks very much for your comments. Glad you like the two games. --Ken Don't suppose you have a spare one with the upgraded sound?

Very cool. Awesome artwork on the box.

After reading issue 81 of RG, I thought to myself... I wonder why no one has made an attempt at hacking Ms. Pac-Man or creating their own version of Crazy Otto? Wouldn't that be a cool homebrew to do? They even posted screenshots of the original game in the Retro Gamer issue. The sprites could be lifted right out of the magazine! (Cross posted to 7800 -- the only other place I know of that has a Pac-Man Collection!)

After reading issue 81 of RG, I thought to myself... I wonder why no one has made an attempt at hacking Ms. Pac-Man or creating their own version of Crazy Otto? Wouldn't that be a cool homebrew to do? They even posted screenshots of the original game in the Retro Gamer issue. The sprites could be lifted right out of the magazine!

If you have an ADAM oomputer and ADAM FDD, you can use CopyCart+ D2.0 to copy all carts up to 32K in size. Then you have to transfer the cart rom file to the PC or Mac to place on the SD Cart. If you don't have an ADAM, then you would need to purchase a Rom Dumper and I have no clue which one is the best to go with. Sure someone on here has some experience with these and the best one to purchase. Thanks for the tips. I really want to get an "Expansion Module 3" someday. But they're fairly difficult to find.

Nice. Any chance you could post a photo? I've never seen the box.

I thought it was "money, money, money" when Sam got to the top, could it be both?, I'll have to play again tonight and see. I thought he said "Money! Money! Money!" too. But then again the sample isn't that clear. He could be saying, "Honey Honey Honey" for all I know...

I have a question. What is this?: 3D Glasses Adapter Sega MASTER System Is this for a model II or something?

I'm going to sell my 5200. Although I'd love to hang on to it and I've put a lot of love into it, I need to scale back my collection and the great Monolith must go. I am thinking of offering it the Marketplace--but if I can't get what I have into it, I won't sell it here. My Flickr set shows the beauty and all of the goodies below. There are also two additional controllers that I'll be throwing in that are non-functional. I'll also be putting up a smaller game lot of duplicates as well. My 5200 Flickr set. 5200 with low miles with all original hookups and power supply. (Power Supply not pictured I had it out of the box for some reason.) Many CIB games with very low miles--The popeye scratch off card is still intact! Two rebuilt 5200 Controllers and three (one disassembled) for parts or rebuilding. I just fired it up for the first time in a year, tested everything and it works perfectly. Before I offer it here... Anyone know what I should expect to get for this collection? I could potentially split it up too...

What is the best process for dumping ROMs from cartridge? Is there an easy way to do this? I have a couple of games that I would like to include on my AtariMax cart and I would like backup copies for personal use only.

PM Sent.

And by the way, that is one helluva collection! Kudos. Have you been featured in Retro Gamer yet?

You sure you don't want to... rephrase that, Laddy?

Thanks. I tried to be fair with the pricing. The cartridges are generally free from wear and tear of any kind. PM Sent for several titles... and free bump for awesome prices!

I'll take it. Please PM me your Paypal account. Done.