GONE: Batter Up and Ren & Stimpy for Game Gear

[GONE: Batter Up and Ren & Stimpy for Game Gear]

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[GONE: Batter Up and Ren & Stimpy for Game Gear]

5 minutes ago, orangest said:

Up for grabs is Batter Up and Ren and Stimpy for the Game Gear. The games are cart only, but both come with plastic cases. I will pay shipping. Thanks for looking!

 

What! I'll take it.

[Jaguar cartridge slot cover .STL?]

Here is the updated version, the legs are longer so it stays put better.

 

jaguar-slot-tall4.stl

[Amiga 500 Mouse Required?]

You should be able to write disks from Gotek to external drive. There is also an adapter kit to convert Gotek to external drive here: https://www.sordan.ie/product/622/interface-cable-adapter---gotek-external-fdd-amiga-500-600-1200/

So you can keep your internal floppy drive and use Gotek an an DF1 and write disks to DF0

 

When you get Gotek drive, get the one with LCD, it's worth it.

 

[Amiga 500 Mouse Required?]

PC drive will not work on Amiga, and PC drive can not make Amiga disks on PC. So, I would get Gotek in your case.

There is a way to get games to Amiga from PC, but you need to purchase a PC to Amiga cable here: https://amigakit.amiga.store/product_info.php?products_id=247&currency=USD

You also need to download the file here: http://main.aminet.net/package.php?package=comm/misc/PC2Am308.lha

And, you need to ask someone to make a Amiga disk for you, so you can boot from it, and some blank DD disks to copy games to.

If this is complicated then just get Gotek.

 

[FS: Sega CD model 2, system only, 95% working]

SOLD

 

[Amiga 500 Mouse Required?]

4 hours ago, INTVCruise said:

I think I have about 3 of the PS/2 style mice with the little 6 pin plugs lying around the house from old computers. So one of those should be compatible with the adapter or is there a chance they wont work? 

They all should work.

 

As far as playing games, get yourself a Gotek Floppy Emulator. If you are technically inclined, you can get cheap Gotek from China super cheap and flash the firmware yourself, or get one ready to go, but for much higher price.

I would recommend Gotek with LCD, so you can see names of the games you are selecting.

Load ADF games to USB drive and play.

 

Original game usually boots to directly to game when you insert the disk on boot. So, when the computer id off, insert the game, turn it on, game should boot.

To reset Amiga, press CTRL + Left Amiga Key + Right Amiga Key. Similar to DOS CTRL, ALT, DEL.

[Amiga 500 Mouse Required?]

I have the same mouse for my Amiga 1200 and it's a good mouse, but in my opinion, I little pricey at $60 if you add tax.

 

Get something like this if you have PS2 mouse lying around.

https://amigakit.amiga.store/product_info.php?products_id=88&currency=USD

 

So, what do you want to do with your A500, games? Applications?

[WTB Amiga 1011 floppy drive]

I think this drive matches A500 more than A600.

 

 

[Multiple Classic Computer MCC-216, feedback?]

It depends what @lucifershalo wants to do with it, if he wants to play Amiga, C64, then probably it's not going to work too well.

The Atari 800 emulation is really good, and it was made be fellow AtariAge user @foft .

ZX Spectrum is also good and it works on NTSC Monitor, so finally I can play UK games on NTSC TV.

 

I wish they opened the system so everyone could develop for it, we would probably get better ports.

 

[Multiple Classic Computer MCC-216, feedback?]

I have one, the Atari 800 and Spectrum ZX are best, Amiga , 2600, and c64 not so good.

[1983 CX53 Trak-Ball dead on 5200, can't play Millipede/Centipede or other trak-ball games repair help]

I don't know how good you are in fixing your stuff, do you have a multi-meter?

If nothing works on a trackball, maybe is the cable connection?

I would check connectivity on the cable first.

Do other joysticks work fine?

 

I don't know any repair shops anymore, most of them disappeared. I usually try to fix it myself.

[1983 CX53 Trak-Ball dead on 5200, can't play Millipede/Centipede or other trak-ball games repair help]

I have the 5200 trackball controller. I noticed that when I don't play it for a long time, the ball is not responsive. I have to take it apart and re-seat some cables, then it works. It might be something loose in mine.

 

[GBS 8200 and ST]

Check here:

It works, but it's not the best.

[Anyone wants to trade games?]

I'm thinking to trade my loose copy of "Atari Karts" for 2 games, "Soccer Kid" and "Worms". Loose carts of course. Or Worms and cash to buy Soccer Kid from AtariAge store.

Anyone?

Thanks

 

[Commodore 64 collection on Craigslist - San Antonio, TX]

I see...

Too bad I have C64c, and drive, and monitor, so for me no.

 

I live on the other side of town from the listing.

[Atari ST Mod Tracker? (MOD, MED, IT, s3m, etc)]

I'm pretty sure there is a Protracker for STE...

Fast Google search...and

http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=50030

[2600s, 1030, 2600/NES/Genesis/Game Gear carts, parts]

Hi, Interested in: 7800 Pro Controller bottom casing.

[FS: Sega CD model 2, system only, 95% working]

Sega CD Sold

 

 

 

 

 

[Rayman: Rare or merely sought after?]

1 hour ago, eightbit said:

 

At $200 I am totally NOT tempted to buy it! 😛

I would not buy it either, but if someone wants it...

[Rayman: Rare or merely sought after?]

At $200 I might be tempted to sell my loose cart Rayman.

[SOLD: Unamiga FPGA Amiga board]

I never knew something like this exists.

 

[recommended replacement floppy drives]

Epson SMD-340, works well with my Amiga, with a small wire, I think from pin 2 to 34 to enable disk change or something like that. It has DS0 jumpers, so it should work on Atari ST.

[Need some SMD parts]

Anyone has  SMD resistor 20ohm 1W (200 written on it), and 103 SMD Capacitor?

Let me know please.

[For Sale: Amiga 4000 with Video Toaster 4000]

I'm going to post this here and some other Amiga forums before it goes on Ebay. It will be cheaper here for obvious reasons.

For sale Amiga 4000 with 68040 25MHz CPU, with Video Toaster 4000 board, 2.1GB Hard Drive, 3.0 ROMs and ClassicWB OS installed. Comes with A4000 books (some are yellowed), floppy disks (tested working), and Video Toaster manual (cover is stained).
The CPU card has new capacitors installed.
The power supply has a "newer" internals, it was swapped from a PC power supply about 15 years ago, maybe more.

Below are some flaws I could find:
The power button on the power supply (internally) is shorter than it should be. Power supply rod easily pops off when the case is open.

The clips on one of the SIMM socket are broken, and the memory module is held by a putty. Works fine. Needs a new SIMM socket.

Battery was removed before it could do a significant damage. See pictures.

Missing CPU standoffs, it means the CPU card is not screw in securely to the motherboard.
There is some discoloration on the front face and the keyboard.

The keyboard's space bar is loose a bit, do to broken piece under the space-bar. Works fine.
The floppy drive is not A4000 original, it came from an external drive, so the color is different. Works very well.
There is a broken screw behind the face plate. The caddy that holds the CDROM and floppy drive is held by one screw, should be 2. (the screw was broken when I try to remove it, it was pretty tight).
Joystick port is bent a little.
Case has scuff marks all around, not perfect.
Amiga mouse has worn off Amiga Logo.

The A4000 is stable, was able to do few hour renderings in Lightwave. Play some Doom, run Shapeshifter etc.

 

I'm not sure how much to ask, but some prices on Ebay are crazy good. Some are more than $2k.