amiman99

What's the size?

I have half of these games, but I'll bid on them.

For $69, I could pick it up if I see it. I have C64C, and 2 modded DTV64s, it's not going to hurt if I get one more

They would have to shrink the PS1 for that to work. If you want to play the arcade versions, get Tekken 5 for PS2, they're all there.

The color will come back for sure, I learned the long and hard way, so I'm done "RetroBrite-ing".

I think they're all the same. I have same Gotek drive (black), flashed it to HxC and works fine with Atari STE and Amiga 500.

One more thing, watch out for the keyboard ribbon. Make sure you pull the tab out first before puling the keyboard ribbon out. It strips out very easily.

I sold my first A600 for $100 15 or so years ago. It was so slow! Got fed up and sold it. Then I found one in Goodwill 10 years ago for $40, so I got it and kept it. Found a way to like it again. Got the ACA630 for $200 when it was released and never looked back. BUT then the CAPS started leaking making it unstable. I was able to replace them with much effort, traces were damaged, lifted, corroded etc. Final story, it still works. Tip to the OP: Get A600 that was recapped before the capacitors were leaking to save you some troubles in the future, it may cost more, but it's worth it.

I have ACA630 in my A600, 25MHz 030 with 32MB RAM is very handy.

1 and 2. I only have Robotron for 7800 and Space dungeon for 5200, so I can't comment on that. Maybe side by side comparison using YouTube videos??? Someone who has all versions could comment on that. I do have MCC-216 with Atari 800 core, so I could try it and see if I could see/feel any differences.

Thanks for the review!

You can do that and they did that? WOW!

FYI, I noticed that 5200 coupler printed in my new black PLA is tiny bit smaller then my silver PLA causing a tight fit. I'm testing a solution. The 7800 coupler is fine.

I can get about 1 and half turns into the joystick, and the joystick is held firmly in the coupler. Seems solid, but of course longer screws would be better.

I could design coupler for that, but I don't have this kind of joystick, same goes for the original Atari joysticks. I tried to find them locally, but I couldn't. When I see one on Ebay cheap I try to get one.

I made small modification to my 7800 coupler. To prevent the joysticks from sliding out, I drilled holes in the tabs and used existing screws to keep them in place. I opted on drilling instead printing the holes, I think it's much stronger that way. See the picture. I think I'm ready to sell both of mine couplers. I think the fair price is $14 each, or $24 for both, plus shipping. Shipping in the USA, could be between $5 and $8, maybe less if the USPS calculator is correct using First Class mail package. I can only do 2, maybe 3 couplers a day.

Nobody?? Somebody?

So, I received "Space Dungeon" from Ebay and it does not work, SUX! Getting Green flashes when power up.

Here is a version in "Sexy Black":

I'm glad it worked out for you.

That looks very nice, like the prototype. I did not want to copy the prototype do to copyright trolls (just in case), so I designed my own versions.

OK, The 7800 Version 1 coupler for the original 7800 joysticks is done. I added a clip at the end of the coupler to try to prevent slippage. The wedge design of the joystick does not help. It took me longer then I wanted and few prints to confirm measurements. I need a opinion on what is the preferred way to hold the joysticks with the coupler during play, is it on the table, in your lap, hands?? Personally, I tried holding in my hands and using my thumbs to control.

Hmm, I don't have CX40 joysticks, I'm a fan of Slick Sticks personally, so I use those instead. Let me do some research and see what I can do. What do you mean the CX40 coupler is flimsy, does it bend, break etc?

When you get the Wii, plug the sensor bar and point your phone camera in the dark room at the sensor bar. Check if you can see the lights, if not, then the bar is broken or the port. PS. And yes, these controllers look weird, missing Trigger button, "+" and "-", HOME, "1", "2".