polyex

set him up?

I seem to recall that they got into trouble with the rights owners for selling unlicensed PC games. I don't think they are making much money from this, so I hope they can continue flying under the radar of these large companies, as it all appears to be a labor of love. I can imagine, though, that they could create an exceptional original game for the Atari if they ever decide to do so, and I sincerely hope they do.

I have a few of their games (Gorf, Galaga). Would love to see that talent go to making an original game though.

The Immortal Thread

Did you ever get to the bottom of this? I am getting similar intereference now.

My paddle has values between -32768 (turned extreme left) and 32768 (turned extreme right), which I see using jstest.

Anyone try using this on a PC? I like the paddle controller built-in, was able to use the joystick and buttons, but could not get stella to see Paddle events. I am using Linux. Could not figure out how to use wireless either, just plugged it into a USB port.

In case anyone is interested

I meant controllers. Something like the product released recently for the TG16 emulator thing, wireless controllers. You can reset and start a new game from the sofa.

Is there are wireless solution for people with big TVs?

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Here is a suggestion, perhaps list all the products that you like and plan on purchasing on a website. That way the internet can know ahead of time what they should not be critical of.

Anyone sit close to a large HDMI screen these days? How long is the cord? I think this should have been wireless for these reasons.

I would have wireless joysticks (two instead of one wired), and wireless paddles. I would also make it work with homebrews. In other words compatible with the original system.

I did not know it came with paddles , I thought it came with one wired joystick

I am glad he decided to split the book into two. I would rather read the tech story and just skip the political one. I found his personal politics to be offensive. Just my opinion, you might like them, but they are not anything I am interested in.

Not a fan of sending credit card info through email, it is not encrypted.

You use your tongue prettier than a twenty dollar whore. - Taggert (Blazing Saddles)

I called the number on his website during his own posted business hours. No one answered, but I did get an answering machine. It said to leave a message with what you were looking for in order to get a callback. Left my number and what I was looking for. No callback. I purchased from someone else instead. I would recommend others do the same, just skip the calling part and find the parts elsewhere. We are talking about parts for obsolete machines that were mainly designed for children nearly half a century ago. It's not worth dealing with "special" people like this character, so I am kind of glad he did not bother to return my call.

From the developers: That's Stella's jitter emulation. The game will not run stable on all CRTs. You can reduced the sensitivity or disable it in Developer settings/Video/Jitter & Roll. They marked the bug as closed.

I opened an issue on github.

Do you use a switchbox to go between your different systems or does your TV have a bunch of inputs?

I am sorry to read that, I can almost hear the disappointment in your post. The work you do in archiving is a gift to the community.

Can anyone recommend a paddle gnob replacement source?

Looks like it supports Linux now as well, but I ran into a problem trying to run it in Debian 11. ./AquaLite64 (The Linux Edition).out: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.33' not found (required by ./AquaLite64 (The Linux Edition).out) Developer might want to link to a static version of this lib as a fix? I would be happy to test against my system.