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For me, it was always the Y axis. "#%&@$%@!!!!"

All in favor of the moderators deleting or locking this thread, simply say "Aye".....and please do not elaborate (as this would be showing an opinion). Aye!!!!!

I always thought that they used the Nazi flag?

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White sheets, I would guess. It's just cloth to me.

The confederate flag is offensive?? I thought that the civil war was over.

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Anyway, Space Duel can be played with Mame.... why settle for anything less than arcade gooderness?

You could still make a hack for the 5200 out of it.

It could be called "Attack of the Flicker Squares".... Or better yet, "Spectator's Instant Seizure - Tramiel's Last Laugh" Too bad.... it could be easily hacked to make that zombie game

Um... I thought that he posted how that was possible above his first mock picture (theoretically....timing would be crucial). But in any case, the first example did look better.

I never took signs like that seriously... like ones in adverts that say L:roll::roll:K with the little eyes. Completely tacky and unprofessional-looking. Would you take a sign like this seriously?.... Dr. Hackenbush - same day surgery L:roll::roll:K Looks too shady to me. His assistants wearing white jumpsuits that had "JOE's GARAGE" stencilled on the backs didn't exactly convince me either, so I went full service.

Correction... "Shameless" dancing. I dont think that "shameful" dancing is even possible (unless you were being forced, or something).

That's why I posted the word most. If I remember, Roklan released a Deluxe (cart - Atari 8bit), but both were missing in that version as well. Indeed, the layout of the waves had changed as well.

Gives new meaning to the phrase "U to use"

Quick questions.... bear with me if they've already been addressed (since I'm still in recovery from flirtacious AtariAge gurls) : Are rainbow bonuses being put in? This was a feature sadly lacking from most home versions. And how about intermissions (like "engine trouble")?

Whoa.....that's way more detailed than mine. Q: if the trickiest part is the two-color track, couldn't you just use alternating "holes" and circle the board twice?

I thought that I was getting those to finish StanJr's project?? Oh, well C'mon big 6

Now he's quoting himself.... Cheer up, she's not worth it.

So that would mean that you won nothing? StanJr's prolly snarfed up all the cookies already.

Yep.... Early 400/800 had CTIA, Later GTIA XL introduced a third artifacting mode, and it looks like the XE/XEG had it altered again.

Given the user base that Apple had in place at the time, it was the logical starting point (not to mention the most difficult to program graphics for). Other 6502 versions could be ported with relative ease.

Uh... red and blue are both primary colors. Since Lode Runner was originally made for the Apple II, the bricks were supposed to be blue, purple was the color of the enemies' shirts, and green was the color of your monitor screen unless you were rich. Red was the color of your face when the entire system sold for $1000 less the following year.

The Starpath could probably do it. Or the Flashcart