Pyromaniac605

Well how much should i expect to pay for. A) The AES console B) MVS adapter C) Loose Carts -Darren-

1) Would i be better off getting the MVS or AES? 2) Are game cheaper for the MVS arcade cab? 3) Do AES games work on MVS and vice versa? 4) Would a MAME Cab be a better choice? -Darren-

You should just buy a MAME Cab and save tons of money. -Darren-

Hope you've replaced your SNES with the Super Famicom the North American SNES i like to call the "SGNES" a.k.a "Super Gay Nintendo Entertainment System" SNES everywhere else + SF FTW! -Darren-

According to the NES rarity guide on NintendoAge i have a few rares. Duck Tales - 6 Bionic Commando - 5 Star Wars - 7 Adventures in the magic kingdom - 7 Journey to Silius - 6 Robowarrior - 7 Solstice - 5 Stealth ATF - 6 Tale Spin - 7 To the Earth - 7 Wild Gunman - 5 Wizards and Warriors III - 6 All games were checked under Australia or similiar Region. -Darren-

What are they i havent heard of them? -Darren-

They other power box doesnt change anything. -Darren-

It couldnt be the power switch either because it is turning on fine and i have two power boxes ill try the other one. -Darren-

Imagic games are great quite a few were starting to look almost like colecovision titles. Seriously though until i played dragonfire i didn't even know that the 2600 was capable of such graphics. -Darren-

Yeah but there is no way its the power supply because as ive said about 3 times before the atari module still work perfectly. -Darren-

And im using the RF lead. -Darren-

Did you use the same Power Supply for both units? IF so have you tested the power supply with a multi-tester to see if all holes put out the correct voltage? (VOLTAGE), I dont have that information in front of me at the moment, any else know what they are suppose to be? +12V, +5V, and -5V? What are you using to hook it up to the TV? Stay Calm Yes the same one but there is no way it is the power supply because the atari module works fine and also the voltages would be different here im pretty sure. -Darren-

They were definitly the right way because it worked fine for a few days. -Darren-

Better pictures now up. -Darren-

i've never seen that site before that is hilarious. -Darren-

Just tried my other colecovision and i still get the black screen but it is a bit fuzzy not just a flat black screen is that a good sign? -Darren-

Nothing still a black screen. -Darren-

Anyone!? -Darren-

Well how about this you can say one homebrew and one official game. so for me the official is still Threshold and hombrew well i dont have any yet so ill come to that later.

havent seen that picture in ages. -Darren-

Yes but to start with the games were only available through atari club then they later released them through stores. Anyone know how far they got with worldwide release i want to try this for myself. -Darren- I don't think so. When the SwordQuest series and contests were first announced in Electronic Games magazine-- before EarthWorld was released-- I started watching out for EarthWorld, and bought it at someplace like K-Mart or Roses or Lowes (yes, Lowes used to sell Atari 2600 games; that's where I bought Pitfall! when it came out). When I heard about a game that I wanted, I would go buy it the day it was released, and I bought EarthWorld the day it was released. I don't think it was available through the Atari Club before that, because I was a member of the Atari Club, and I'm sure I would have bought it through them if they'd had it for purchase before the retail stores did. Same with FireWorld-- available at retail stores on day 1 of its release. WaterWorld was definitely a different story, available (at first) only through the Atari Club. And let me tell you, that had some of the EarthWorld/FireWorld contestants crying foul. In particular, I remember that Robert Ruiz (who was in the EarthWorld constest, and who I met at the FireWorld contest) was highly pissed about that, as well as about the fact that the WaterWorld contest would be limited to 15 contestants instead of 50. He went on and on about how "They're changing the rules on us!" I think he would have been only too happy to take Atari to court over it-- that is, if he could have afforded a long, drawn-out lawsuit. Michael Ah so i was thinking of Waterworld my bad and anyone know if these got an Australian release? -Darren-

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Was not the problem now im gonna have to have my colecovision wasting space again just for A2600 games ***************************************. -Darren-

Closer inspection revealed that the problem was crossed wires. -Darren-

and you have to own the game aswell or at least be able to play it on real hardware. Cant edit the OP for some reason. -Darren-