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Assuming it works, it is high for that set, but it does look VERY nice in the picture, almost no wear on console or sticks. The carts included are worth MAX $2 total, since any collection had multiples of them. But it does look real nice.

I updated my harmony and I tried it out today, and will have to play through it some, looks good. If it does go to cart, it should be packaged like the original, I think a dual boxed set type of thing would be cool. A sleeve for the new and original side by side...

Just wanted to add an FYI, that I just updated mine with no issues. (Mainly to try out EMR II) Thanks again!

He has good ideas, but they aren't correct. The atari 2600 DOES have a keyboard, just a very minimal one. The pins do float since they can be used as input or output. Any tying to ground or 5v is done in the controller wiring if at all.

D - But with my Thumb and left side of my middle finger mainly. I roll it up and down the side of my finger.

I just thought of a absurdly simple way to align cuts and printing. Cut the overlay unprinted. Print the overlay on a blank sheet of paper. (Or just a part of it) TAPE THE OVERLAY OVER THE PRINTED ONE! Re-feed the paper and print again. Assuming it doesn't jam or tear, that should work fine.

How is it? Is it sturdy?

Ah, another hint of Harmony 2? Or have I missed something?

Assuming it actually had a label, what would it be worth? (How much would it cost me for just a bare cart?) Also there was a DataAge in the box with no label, I wonder if I should go back.

Pride.

Now if someone has a nice scan I can print for it, just to make it look less blah.

BINGO

I can't think of any hints that won't give it away. I have over 300 unique, and this is the first one for me from this company.

Nope, not activision... (No grooves for stacking)

I picked this up today for $1, just to see what it was. Any guesses? ] I just tested and it works. It is a R6...

What pictures would help you? Have you checked the demo? I don't need the demo, I bought the game, and I am very glad that I did. Not just to have and enjoy it, but to support the effort. As for pictures, maybe mockup a couple of "cells" or "Characters" in each of the iterations of colors. And maybe a large grid for the board, small one for the screen window.

Excellent read. I admit without pictures, I may not be understanding it as much as I think I am. Thank you for explaining that much. It just makes me understand even more the feat you guys pulled off.

The Asteroids ambient sound is about as much music as Adventure is Skyrim. LOL

Well, I emailed the guy the other day and never got a reply.

Kinda neat, personally, I would like it a bit faster, but the blocks wider. And when you press the button I think it speeds up too much. Neat idea, what all do you have planned for it? 2K is pretty tight, so I assume not much.

I like the wear on that one, it has 1980 written all over it, and it looks like a nice job. If I made one, it would be more tech looking, Black plastic/painted metal, modular-expandable, with woodgrain decals. The real problem with all of them is you ALWAYS end up having more stuff than will fit in it. Minimum needed for my needs Light 6 2 Joysticks 2 Driving controllers 2 pairs of paddles Harmony Boulder Dash 2-Keypad controllers What I REALLY want is to build in a TV with storage for Atari stuff all around it in my basement. I plan to do the walls like stone castle/dungeon pattern.

That's what you wish she said.

I know you are wrong and should get it. My wife would disagree.

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/vgm/3144254272.html I REALLY like it, but I know I shouldn't get it.

Something like a clear Mystique cartridge? They have the slits for stacking, the ridges for pulling out of the VCS, and two labels. They look like Atari/Activision hybrid carts. Exactly! but it wouldn't be right to call a Mystique cart clear, it would be "see-through" or "sheer"