pixelmischief

NOW you pipe up! I just sold the Falcon on eBay. I decided to go with the 1040 STe. I have in my hands a 32mhz booster and fast TOS 1.62/2.06 switcher. Except for the RAM and 256 color desktop resolution, these should make the 1040 STe a better machine for both games and programming.

I used to think this way, too. But then I learned that almost all modern televisions allow you to disable all of the slow image processing by setting it to "Game Mode". My current screen (32" Samsung SmartTV) goes from 12ms lag to 2ms when I do this.

I would immediately buy 2, except I simply don't have the skills to finish the board off. Maybe pass it to Lotharek. He has been great about taking designs and producing them on demand.

I'll pipe up, since I don't see it being mentioned... The Sophia puts out a DVI signal, but can do so at a number and variety of resolutions; some 4:3, some 16:9. Which of those options your Sophia is set for was flashed to the device before Simius sent it to you. That a monitor accepts DVI and adapted HDMI does not necessarily also mean that it accepts them at the resolution your Sophia is pushing. Knowing what resolution your Sophia is working at is the trick to knowing whether or not a monitor will display the signal.

NetUSBee

EBay Link: http://ebay.us/R3Vhzl?cmpnId=5338273189

Wanted to give my AtariAge family first shot at it, but it looks like I'm moving it to eBay.

Not to pile on, but it is a funny visual...

No. Thanks for asking. I should have specified that.

This system is in gorgeous condition, recently overhauled by none other than ExxosUK. Clock Patch Main Motherboard Cap TOS 4.04 ROM with Zero Waitstates (20% Speed Boost on ROM) NVRAM in Socket Videl & DAC Replaced Power Supply Also comes with an NEC SCSI top-loading CDROM drive, and both VGA and RGB monitor adapters.

Back for sale bump.

Back up for sale bump.

Price drop bump.

Price: $80.00 + Actual Shipping USD Trade Options: - Box ONLY for Bruce Lee (Diskette) for Atari 800/XL - Galaxian (CIB) for Atari 800/XL - Ms. Pac-Man (CIB) for Atari 800/XL - Box and plastic insert for Arkanoid for NES - Contra (CIB) for NES - Gradius (CIB) for NES - Resident Evil (Big Box, CIB, US) for the PC - Laserdiscs, 1980's, sci-fi, fantasy, adventure - A quality, direct-drive turntable (Technics, Pioneer, Onkyo, etc.) - 12" vinyl records, 1980's, rap, freestyle, house - ICD Link-II for Atari ST - UltraSatan for Atari ST - (2) hours of instructional pair programming with a demonstrably accomplished game developer (Atari 8-Bit or PC).

Price: $100 USD + Shipping Trade Options: Retail box for Bruce Lee (Diskette) for Atari 800/XL Galaxian (CIB) for Atari 800/XL Ms. Pac-Man (CIB) for Atari 800/XL Box and plastic insert for Arkanoid for NES Contra (CIB) for NES Gradius (CIB) for NES Resident Evil (Big Box, CIB, US) for the PC Laserdiscs, 1980's, sci-fi, fantasy, adventure A quality, direct-drive turntable (Technics, Pioneer, Onkyo, etc.) 12" vinyl records, 1980's, rap, freestyle, house ICD Link-II for Atari ST UltraSatan for Atari ST (2) hours of instructional pair programming with a demonstrably accomplished game developer (Atari 8-Bit or PC).

Price $75.00 USD (OBO) Trade Options: Galaxian (CIB) for Atari 800/XL Ms. Pac-Man (CIB) for Atari 800/XL Box and plastic insert for Arkanoid for NES Contra (CIB) for NES Gradius (CIB) for NES Resident Evil (Big Box, CIB, US) for the PC Laserdiscs, 1980's, sci-fi, fantasy, adventure 12" vinyl records, 1980's, rap, freestyle, house

Yeah. Check out MorphOS. Really cool actually. It has an inline JIT compiler that makes running a lot of 68K Amiga software seamlessly.

I have, for sale, an Apple iBook G4 14" with a 160GB hard drive, power supply, and working battery. It has Morphos 3.11 installed and registered. The sale includes the OS license and activation key. Price: 145.00 USD + Actual Shipping (Offers Welcome) Trade Options: Retail box for Bruce Lee (Diskette) for Atari 800/XL Galaxian (CIB) for Atari 800/XL Ms. Pac-Man (CIB) for Atari 800/XL Box and plastic insert for Arkanoid for NES Contra (CIB) for NES Gradius (CIB) for NES Resident Evil (Big Box, CIB, US) for the PC Laserdiscs, 1980's, sci-fi, fantasy, adventure A quality, direct-drive turntable (Technics, Pioneer, Onkyo, etc.) 12" vinyl records, 1980's, rap, freestyle, house ICD Link-II for Atari ST UltraSatan for Atari ST (3) hours of instructional pair programming with a demonstrably accomplished game developer (Atari 8-Bit or PC).

Assembloids. Highly addictive.

Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. It does make me wonder about things that were released on both cart and disk; BallBlazer for instance.

I am looking to add Galaxian to my collection and I prefer diskette releases over cart releases. I'm looking on eBay and at some of the archive sites, but am only seeing car releases. Was cart the only medium it was release for? Also, if you have one you'd part with, please PM me.

1. davidcalgary29 - 1 cart 2. xrbrevin - 1 cart 3. skriegel - 2 carts 4. Marius - 2 carts 5. brenski - 1 cart 6. AtariSociety - 1 cart 7. Mathy - 2 carts 8. Haightc - 1 cart 9. Markk - 1 cart 10. Sleepy - 2 carts 11. Nezgar - 1 cart 12. Gunstar - 1 cart 13. Chaosfaktor - 1 cart 14. Wadeford - 1 cart 15. sanny - 1 cart 16. DNA128k - 1 cart 17. Senor Rossie - 3 carts 18. KlasO - 2 carts 19. NML32 - 1 cart 20. CharlieChaplin - 1 cart. 21. slx - 1 cart 22. David_P - 1 cart 23. Rainier - 1 cart 24. AtariPortal - 2 carts 25. patjomki - 1 cart 26. Allan - 1 cart 27. Toddtmw 1 cart 28. TheNameOfTheGame 1 cart 29. adam242 1 cart 30. Stephen - 1 Cart 31. Jinroh - 1 Cart 32. Philsan - 1 Cart 33. Lastic - 1 Cart 34. invisible kid - 1 cart 35. gozar- 1 Cart 36. pixelmischief - 1 cart

Do 431 posts give you access to that beard level?

#2 is fantastic. I never liked the stiff, upright run cycle in the originals (I and II). Yeah, #2 is the clear winner.

My opinion is that the changes make for a game that is not worse and not better; just different.