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Maybe he's using the Amiga box as the shipping box, full of packing peanuts. Happened to me once with an Atari, except mine was with system (and some peanuts).

I would love a PS (original) forum

Thanks that's a great page. I don't care much about 'licensed', it means, this device works on this hardware, no more. So for me this 'license' stamp is of no relevance. These are official releases for Game Boy:

Makes me wonder how many add-ons for original Game Boy. I got the camera/printer, gameTunes radio, World Port (internet). There must be oodles, I'm gonna check on Wikli

Pokémon: Masters ArenaPokémon: Masters Arena is a Pokémon game compilation developed by ImaginEngine designed for young children. It contains eight games, testing the players' knowledge to prove themselves as a true Pokémon Master. On mastering all eight games, the player earns 8 posters, which can be printed. Pokémon: Team TurboTeam Turbo is a Pokémon game developed by ImaginEngine that is a game compilation designed for young children. It contains five racing games which are used to earn power-ups for use in race courses. From the main menu, one can choose to do any of the 6 races, any of the 5 minigames, or do an "Adventure Mode" in which there are races in order, with minigames in between each to earn extra powerups. These two are games on PC I'm still missing

Pokemon on PC: This game was on Genesis, PS4, Sharp X68000, XBox, TurboGrafx..... Check out Moby Games, Nintendo games are on many other platforms. And the great Sky Skipper on VCS, I like that game.

This. Super Mario Bros. Print World. A must-have, also on C64

Way back I needed a computer with WP options to write foreign job applications. I purchased an Atari 130 XE, because they (some) were sold in Germany with a US QWERTY keyboard. Also, it looked such a beautiful computer. And it had 128KB, Basic, Music capabilities and games. The XE was DM300. I also was into Mandelbrot, I was intrigued by that. I read about it in Telematch magazine, surely I can do that on my XE.... .....As I found out.....you need other stuff too. So I purchased a 1050, XC11, Seikosha printer, and The Writer's Tool (OSS). That lot was approx. DM1300. The woman in the computer store said that The Writer's Tool is the best for word processing program by far. I'd already owned a Sanyo CD3195C colour monitor, which I purchased for my Atari VCS two years earlier. I think the monitor was DM300. I was happy with my XE, learned Basic programming, making music, programming some effects I used on stage with my band (Nah, it was just a graphics program, but the XE/monitor looked cool on stage. Crowd was like...look at that, they are using computers on stage, awesome. That's showbiz**) Yeah, C64 had the more games, but it didn't have the looks. **I also used a Mattel Synsonic drums on stage once, but that's a different story

Are video games in Secam in French Guiana?

Here's my little beauty. It was fun to use for 5 minutes, gimmick really.

I'm not allowed, not because of my ex, she's ok with it, but AtarAge, remember America? No nipples....

I still got a pixelated ex-wife on there....naked.

I think it's just a normal Sony Discman which was used at Apple, maybe some person put an Apple sticker on it and listened to music, perhaps Beatles CDs.

That is so cool, Blade Runner'ish

Yes

They've gone to town with their plastic inners....

Wow, nice. Version 2.0, that's good. Got instructions? otherwise you can get the manual for five bucks from someone who can't be mentioned here...

Amazing answers. So way back Atari APX was sort of ahead of its time.

So if 'homebrews' made by home programmers/fans/users/wotnot and whoever, are way back, type-in listings from users for Apple 2, A8, C64, also homebrews?

If they are unobtainable, I got the PDF files, all issues. Way back when I was completing for magazines, for example Atari User, there always was one or two hard to get. So I just duplex printed the pdf version and be done with it Analog Computing 64 1988-09 Entertainment Issue Snowplow.pdf

it's got the Activision booklet (or maybe not included?) 9

Nice lot. One box is an Atari computer game (well, not game, more programming)

Earlier: RCA Studio II: MG-203 Star Wars and this thing: perhaps this as well:

Yes, thanks.