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I already have a Jr, a 7800, a 4 switch woody and a vader. I mainly want a 6 switch for phasor patrol, and the look of it. But for $20 with non-original PS, 2 so-so joysticks and set of paddles, nothing else, I'm not sure I want it that bad. Apparently there is a shop near me that has some stuff like that. I need to check it out.

Wrong version I see. I was going to say that! I did look, and it does loog good though!

I am a big fan of Sky Diver for head to head play. I have never been able to get a 99 on it though, I always end up blowing it.

OK, I'll claim Scotland, or England, or G.B. or U.K.

By the rarity guide these are the only 2 7s I have. Miner 2049'er Vol. II (pretty whooped label) Stargunner And my 6s are all Starpath/Arcadia tapes (Yes I said tapes!) Frogger, The Official Party Mix Rabbit Transit I've had all the Supercharger games since new, and the two at the top were in the lot I just got last week for $50. Miner II seems pretty interesting, and I haven't tried Stargunner, it looks so-so.

I agree %100! As for me, the money isn't the issue, sure I could buy maybe 50 or so I don't have without worring about it, but FINDING them, the hunt, the chase, the adventure... But DAMN, I know there are scumbags out there, but with the stones (or total lack of shame) (or maybe just that stupid) (or all three) to flat out announce to the EXACT SAME PEOPLE that are likely to be interested in it, is too much for me to comprehend!

All I can think of is how unbelievably wrong of an attidue a human can have. It comes down to. 1) Hey I bought something that I don't think is legit. 2) Did I get screwed, I think I did, so I'm ebaying it off to some other sucker. 3) WHAT, IT MIGHT BE LEGIT?? Ok, I'll keep it, and not let someone else have it.

I tested it out today, worked fine on my 2600 Jr.

Who would have liked it as much if it was called "Find the Chalice" or something other than "Adventure". The name is PERFECT, it makes you think you are on an adventure, not just gaming.

Figures, both arguments. I guess if I plan to sell, I should leave it up to the purchaser. Since I just got a Harmony, I won't be handling it or looking at it much, so I might just leave it. maybe I'll make a new one and neatly tape it over the original. Also the end label is split at the seam, so I need to test it to confirm that it is legit, no shenanigans.

Yeah, I got your video computer thing Right Here!

This is one of my rarer 2600 carts. Normally, I would make a label to replace a missing one, not a bad one. This one is pretty bad, should I leave it alone? Does anyone have a hi-res scan of the actual label? I have a kodak printer dock that prints digital photo prints by transfer and it puts a protective layer over the print making it very durable and waterproof. I might try using it for some labels I need. The scans on AtariAge are great for looking for information, but not detailed enough for printing. http://www.mobygames.com/game/miner-2049er/cover-art/gameCoverId,19737/ Is the best I've found so far.

You can read in this thread about what exactly has been fixed. In my collection, it just marks an officially released, de-bugged version of the same game. OK, thanks, I'll do more thorough searching.

Almost all of the USA manuals have been scanned and Al has copies of them (although many have not been added to the site yet). Here is what is missing. WANTED USA SCANS Exus- Video Jogger/Video Reflex Gamex- X-Man Simage- Eli's Ladder Ultravision- Karate If you can scan any of those, please do. No, I do not have anything that dozens (or more) of what other members of this site already have. I have about 230 unique carts, and about 150 unique instrutions. And about 170 extra, dupe carts, maybe 120 unique titles.

That is the game, but there is no manual scan.

I agree, according to http://pinouts.ws/s-video-pinout.html that is the only used pin not connected.

If you play it on atari.com, you can enter your time.

I was just going through my collection of instructions, and noticed I had one for Sears "Breakaway IV", (Sounds like a faulty medical item ) I went to the AtariAge list to verify that it was Atari Breakout, and noticed that there is not a scan of that online. I can scan and photograph items I notice are missing that I might happen to have. Is there a submission guide?

It should be possible to make an adapter for your burner, but it would be hard (maybe impossible) to dump anything over 4K. What do you have? Perhaps I can help you I figured on the 4K, no bankswitching thing. I have a Xeltek Superpro which is an older very versitle programmer, that unfortunatly uses a propriatary ISA card, and dos software, so I need to keep an old PC just for it! A supported device list is at. http://www.xeltek.com/software/splegacy/sp2Device.html

Rom Hunter, What does "Fixed" mean? Is it documented anywhere what was "Fixed"? As for obtaining dumps, can an adapter to a eprom burned be made? If so, I might be able to read all of mine.

I'm using a JR, (or sometimes a 7800) mainly because you can disconnect the RF cable! I have it running behind my TV, and I roll it up and stick it behind it, leaving it connected. If I used a 4-6 switch, I would have to pull the TV out to disconnect it. (Plus the space. A JR, 2 Wico's, set of paddles, and harmony all fit in a nice small box.)

Mine improved on my 27" tube TV, and it looked OK on my 50" Sony HD SXRD as is. I need to pull out a 4 switch instead of the JR and see how they look. I think the JR has a bad solder joint on the RF out.

Thank you all for adding your comments. I got my Stella CD from someone in Europe, I traded a Gremlins Cart, and something else... I don't remember, that was a LONG time ago. When I first got the CD I REALLY liked what it all included and loved the ability to use a CD instead of tapes. I already had 2 superchargers back then and all of the original 10 games that I bought new in the 1980s. Now that I just got a Harmony cart, it makes the supercharger less useful. Thank you very much for info on the numbering and phrase. I have never been able to confirm that it was official, even though I knew it was on it since I got it in the late 1990s, maybe 6 months after they were all sold. A side note, I remember emailing Bob Colbert a bit back then about his supercharger hacks, and makewav and Stell-a-Sketch. I was the one that asked him to use the Indy 500 Controllers since that seemed to be fitting they way they work, and there was no other game to use them. I also asked for the feature of makewav with the -b option for a project I wanted to do with making a Gameboy cart that would generate and play the sounds for a supercharger to read. I never followed through enough, but still believe it would have been cool using a Gameboy as a "File Server" for an Atari, but now with MP3 players, the idea is obsolete. I really appreciate the work that went into the Stella CD's and it must have been an interesting experience to have been involved with all of the contacts, and manufacturing issues. As for Polo is it still not %100 certain that it was Ralph Lauren related? Thanks again for the comments and explanations!!!

Cool!

Thanks! I need to find a way to clean them and make sure no active mold is on them without ruining the labels any worse