Brockolye

"I take this oopportunity to say that there will be a Classic Edition! It'll be later this year Otherwise, some few RED Edition copies left in case you miss it " ____________________________________________________________ Hey there Retroillucid! What will be the difference b/t the classic edition and the red cart I got from you?? I bought one and it is a grrrreat game!!! When I was a kid I hated the Atari version. I was pretty young and couldn't get past the 1st stage...and my bully neighbor "friend" who owned the Atari and the game used the 2 player mode to bully me on the TV screen. Also, ten-four mentioned saving high scores when the cart is taken out of console. That would be cool if it can be done. Brock

I'd love to attend..but I don't see how I could afford to since its just around the corner. That would be so awesome for me.....I've never been to anything like it. Who knows, maybe I could swing it by then.

Thanks guys for the replies! This info is much appreciated and it pretty much clears up the issue.

BTW...I just wanted a temporary set to use for the time being. Not trying to copy someone else's work to sell or anything like that. Luc, Later on, when you get these printed on actual plastic or whatever overlays are made of, I will definitely buy at least one set of each of them from you.

I need to know detailed instructions on how to print gameplay size overlays, in other words overlays I could actually print from my computer, cut out, slide in my colceco vision controller, and play with. If such a way exists, can someone please let me know? I tried printing the 2 overlay files on this site on photo paper and unfortunately, you can only print the overlays as single files, meaning you have 4 overlays on one page and 5 on the other page when you print them out. You can't print each overlay by itself ( 9 overlays total). When you right click a single overlay in the file and click "Save As", it still saves them all as 1 file and therefore must be printed as 1 file. I tried multiple sizes with multiple kinds of paper and can't get the size right. To give you a better idea of what I mean, I've attached the two files that contain the 9 overlays I'm wanting to print and use for gameplay. If anyone could help with printing these particular 9 Colecovision overlays (attached) and any other existing overlays for that matter, it would be greatly appreciated.

I can't afford unreleased prototypes, but I'm on the list for SGM and DK Arcade and I would be happy to prepay for these if that would help you.

For example, I don't know what opaque film is, where to get it, how to print on it, or how to print on overhead projector paper.(Do they mean overhead projector transparancies???) Would I use regular laser printers to print on these? Would I use special laser printers like take it to Kinkos or a printer? I don't think inkjet would work for this...I would think it wouldn't absorb and just run off......but what do I know?....NOTHING ABOUT THIS....THATS WHAT. Help.

I wanted to print a set of the teampixelboy overlays but I know nothing about how to resize photos without them getting fuzzy. I have never even used photoshop or whatever prgrm I wld need to fix these and others I've found online. Also, I tried using inkjet photopaper...is there something better to print them on that is accessible and affordable for me?? Would someone plz walk me through like I'm a 2 year old idiot??? PS-I've already read "How to Size & Print an Overlay" on Mitch's post above. I need more specific info---remember explain like completely ignorant.

Speaking of youtube...there were some ARCADE gameplay videos of Cosmic Avenger on there and they've been removed/deleted. Can anyone possibly film a Cosmic Avenger machine in action so I can show several ppl. the difference between the arcade and coleco versions???

I like that off-white/greyish/tan plastic on the front like the prototype with the blue controller buttons. I also like the ones ppl. have with the wood grain.