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You are right. What's wrong with the one from Pitfall?

I've seen GameCubes for $49.99 and PS2's for $99 here in Canada. Perhaps you aren't looking hard enough.

Uh.. Pitfall?

Thanks dude.

I posted for one in the wanted section. I used to have two but I sold the other one.

Hey dude. I asked you a few weeks ago if Frogger II and Rampage were still available and you said they were sold. Are these still available?

Here we go.. Kinda low res but hopefully should be OK. Thanks.

Changed thread title. Thanks.

It is a cool demo like I had said earlier. I can imagine that it must have been quite the challenge to make. Anyone else wish they had more time to learn stuff like this?

Thread topic changed. Thanks again!!

What would you charge for just a plain old cartridge with no sticker and box? The only reason I ask is because this is really all that I would need to enjoy this sort of thing.

Played this game again today. Here's hoping something is still in the works with it.

Please PM me if you can help. Only looking for one that is in working condition. Thanks.

Oh. OK. Cool. I thought it was a game or something like that.

OK. Is there an easy way to convert this to an .a78 file?

Cant seem to get this to work in ProSystem.

Thanks for the response. I will re-seat everything to see if this fixes it. How would one know whether the problem is caused by a bad MARIA or one of the two 6116's?

What is this? Is there a ROM I can try out?

WOW!!!! This is simply amazing. Thank you sir!!

Anybody?

I am attempting to trouble shoot a problem with my socketed 7800 motherboard and I am not sure which chip is which. Can anyone assist me with identifying all of the chips on the motherboard? Thanks in advance.

Calling all 7800 hardware experts!! Hopefully someone can straighten this out for me once and for all. Here is the situation: I bought a 1984 version of a 7800 a few years back in a thrift. The console would work OK but quite often I would have to switch it on and off 5 or 6 times to get it to work and sometimes it would not work properly at all. It did however always display some sort of image being either distorted or perfect. If I could describe what happened when it didn't work properly I would say that I would get a video image but the image would usually be garbled, "wavy", and it would skip the Atari intro screen. After a few posts here at AA, I decided to act upon a suggestion and exchanged the TIA to see if this would do anything. Unfortunately it did not. I eventually used the 7800's TIA in a light sixer to see if it was in fact the TIA and learned that the 7800's TIA worked fine. For what ever reason, I cannot find the TIA I extracted from the 7800 and now have a 7800 mobo without a TIA. I have inserted a TIA from another 2600 to see if the console fires up and it still appears to be doing the same thing as before. What is happening here and how can this be fixed? Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

Is SIC really out of print now? I would love to get one of those.

Is this the XE version that has been hacked or is it the unreleased early eighties version?

The essence of what Bushnell is saying is that he would prefer to see people engaging in video gaming as a peaceful and constructive socio-cultural gathering as opposed to casting their souls away to a commercialized carnal frenzy of hopelessly addicted reality escapism. Furthermore, for all of the ways for video gaming to have evolved, it is disturbing and disappointing for him to watch it all unfold as it has while many of it's participants seem to be completely missing the point of his original intentions.