marty_rules2001

After downloading and testing, Yes, Mountain King does work. Although I don't know how to play it...

After downloading and testing, the answer is yes. It does work. Although I don't know how to play it...

Not sure... don't have the ROM. will download and let you know shortly...

Still no dice. The crawl at the bottom states "PRESS START TO BEGIN" and I do and nothing happens. I jump - nothing. Move - nothing. Jump AND move - nothing. Any ideas? Every other game seems to work ok...

I did! I tried moving, jumping, etc but it didn't work. I'll try it again...

The Atari800 emulator seems to work but and the Activision ROMs are performing as advertised except for Pitfall It seems the START button (F4) won't work. Everything else does, though.....

The 2600 *.bin's work fine. The 5200's are the one's giving me fits. It may be my emulator. It's hard to find one that doesn't crash Win NT. Any suggestions for an NT 5200 emulator that WON'T crash?

Using the Jum52 v0.7 emulator, and the files are *.bin (no duplicates, etc). Do you recommend a different one? If so, where can I get it? It has to work on Win NT, though.....

No luck. Tried it and still flips, dumps, etc. Whenever I jump during Pitfall (which is almost immediately) the rom crashes. DAMN!

Left clicking but just saving. Will try the 'Save As' and let you know shortly...

FYI - just visited www.theoldcomputer.com and checked out the Activision ROMs. They don't work. They dump, flip, crash, etc etc. Any other ideas?

So they can't be found anywhere? That bites...

Just a quick question - why aren't Activision ROMs available for download? I had a mess of those games when I was a kid (and was particularly fond of Space Shuttle) and can't find them anywhere. I've started to rebuild my collection (found a two-port and a couple joysticks) but it's hard to find the real cartridges, too. Any idea where I can find ROMs for download?

I suggested it before - DARK TOWER!!! Also, other suggestions of a kicking Hockey game would be nice as well. One other type of adventure game that would lend itself nicely would be something along the lines of Sid Meier's Pirates! That game is still immensely playable even today, 14 years after it's original MS-DOS release!

The cables are in good shape as well. That rf adapter - can I get it at Radio Shack (on my way home ) or do I need to order it from the webpage??