Madaracs

Very very.

I received my games from him. The weird thing is I was setup to do a deal with him on a JVC X'Eye and a CDI... both of which he was interested in buying from me until about the same time you mention... it's like he's dropped off the face of the Earth. I hope he's OK and all but it is pretty frustrating. Is it a breach of etiquette to request Al or another SysOp contact him directly to see what's up?

I have to say... This game is a lot of fun to play. GNAP!

Are you inviting Curt? Come to think of it, it's been a while since i've had a retro video game party ... I'd invite him but it's in Minnesota... he may not be interested in flying out here for a one day gig.

Thanks for the update! I think this is going to be a hit release once it's ready to be packaged up and sold. I so want to play this game.

First, Thanks, Al. I for one like the new look. And I look forward to looking at the other skin options also. A refresh is good. There will always be people that complain about change. It's inevitable. I'm 99.9% sure that not a single user in these forums joined because of how great the AtariAge forums looked. Those that are complaining should remember that these forums are not a right... they're a privilege. And also keep in mind that someone (namely Al) has worked very hard on improving the site. Furthermore, he's made the personal experience customizable which is more than you can say for a lot of other BBS implementations. I'm looking forward to the enhancements on the site and once I get used to this new environment, I'm sure I'll never look back at the previous forum. P.S. I think it would be cool to have an 8-bit themed skin as well.

This is my monthly nag for a status report! But seriously, how is everything coming along? Good I hope! I'd love to have this thing in play for the Spring Retro Video Gaming Party I host...

Oh I know. But it would have been cool if it did work like a paddle.

It's not his fault he can't spell his own name.

I think the speed control would have been better utilized as a "paddle" style controller for games like Arkanoid.

The Famicom is 64 pins.

That is coming along very nicely. Great job!

Too tall to be an SMS.

That cannot be real. Unless Charlie Sheen bought it.

A Vic 20?

I was in MN school district 194. We had PET computers too. Until Jr. High. Then everything was Apple II.

Chit.

I was just playing "Matt Patrol" the other day. And although my 13-year-old nephew got a kick out of the floating bras and Devo hats, I thought it would be great to have a real port of the game. Incidentally, one of the first games I played on my Apple IIc was Moon Patrol. I'd love to see a demo on that one.

Someone else will also be happy. Perhaps Prince?

Someone in Derby, CT is going to be verrrrry happy tomorrow. eBay Auction -- Item Number: 160552353355