profholt82

He's been MIA on the other gaming sites too. Fortunately I was only burned for $20 myself (32x labels). Paid in April, no labels and haven't heard from him. I think that eventually he'll come through though. He's had a history of unreliability, but his stuff is very nice, and he usually comes back around after a while from what I've seen of him over the years.

I don't really understand why they would want to do this. It's not like they are excavating dinosaur bones or ancient ruins, it's crushed multimedia from the 1980s. It just seems like a massive waste of money and resources.

1. Space Invaders 2. Berzerk 3. Missile Command 4. Stampede 5. Empire Strikes Back 6. Defender 7. Robot Tank 8. Yar's Revenge 9. Asteroids 10. Pitfall!

Free bump for your avatar. For my money it doesn't get any better than when she sings "In Heaven"

I didn't even know this existed. You ought to post this on nintendoage. I guarantee you'd find a buyer over there.

I do not. Could the power be the issue? I plugged it into the console in the dark so I could see the blue spark. It definitely powered on.

I tried about 5 or 6 carts and the same thing kept happening. At first I thought the carts were the issue, so I cleaned a few of them with rubbing alcohol, but the screen kept showing the same thing.

Hello all, Long time lurker, first time poster. I recently got my old woody out of storage from my parents' basement and when I hooked it up and fired it up, the screen showed black with a thin blue vertical line along the left side. I opened it up and checked the board. Everything was connected properly and there was no cut in the rf wire. I tried adjusting the small circular white tuner on the board, but nothing on the screen changed. Has anyone encountered this problem before? Is my atari fried or is it fixable?