First Ninja

It's so neat that the original box states that the screenshot is an "actual game screen"! Oh, and a reproduction of that box would really be icing on the cake - crossing my fingers for the best, and hoping for a First Star Software logo to highlight its official Boulder Dash status!

Topic says it all, people. It's 2019, and I would really like to as many devices as possible on my network. Are there any Ethernet and/or wifi options available for the Atari 2600? (it would be nice if you could, for instance, download ROM images to the console over your local network)

+1! Any chance to sign up for pre-orders? Really don't want to miss this! ?

Looking good! Obviously it the cartridge slot will accept Colecovision games, but what about Atari 2600 carts?

Thanks for the advice. I know of Mister, but there's a reason I haven't bought one - as far as I know, it lacks a VCS 2600 cartridge part. The FGPA I'm looking for has to have one - not being able to use physical cartridges is a dealbreaker, so to speak. That's why I'm crossing my fingers for the Atariman to come into fruition - I would buy it in a second!

I'd buy one on the double, if available! Kickstarter, anyone?

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That's a great idea, although (and to be perfectly honest) I would love to not only have a physical cartridge, but a proper box and a manual too (and perhaps also a sticker? ^_^ ). Please take it under consideration and keep up the great work!

Then let's get Andrew back - Boulder Dash 2 for the Atari 2600 is an awesome idea! Is he on AtariAge, Twitter or any of the other popular social networks/fora?

Awesome - and Questor the Elf is so cute! Any chance your take on Gauntlet for the 2600 will end up on a physical cartridge? I would so get one!

So do I! If any developers of Boulder Dash for the 2600 monitor this thread, here's hoping you can work out a (new?) deal with First Star. Perhaps gauging interest in a new thread or a poll would be a good start?

Well, to be honest I havn't really looked into the anatomy of Atari 2600 boxes that well just yet. From what you are saying though, I just might regret my words . Do you mind showing us any replacement boxes with original art that you have assembled?

Well, I suppose that most doors swing open when enough dough is put into the equation . I'll keep the option in mind, though (you never know when channels like these come in handy). By the way (and if you don't mind me asking) - "better off buying original replacements"? Are you suggesting that there is a market for <i>boxes</i>? If not - and what you are saying is that I should look for new and boxes copies of games I already have - then I would still wind up with having unboxed games. What I need is boxes, not more games .

That is exactly the tutorial I was looking for! Thank you so much! I'll absolutely look into it .

Those look really snazzy (and professional). Although I'm tempted to ask you if you ship to the EU, I am in fact looking for the tutorial to make replacement boxes. A few weeks ago, I picked up a few Atari 2600 games at Retrogathering in Stockholm, but unfortunatly all of them came unboxed. For reasons I don't think I have to explain to anyone here, I would like to have them boxed again, along with original boxart . I do appreciate your reply, though .