Dr Manhattan

Looking good!

Is there any difference between the two aside from the color? I didn't know there was a color variant until now. I only saw the black model at my local K-mart.

TV Boy = So jealous! Anyway I own dozens of P&P systems. Atari Flashback Atari Flashback 2 Atari Flashback 2+ Atari Paddle Controllers (2 pack) Intellivision (first model) Intellivision (second model) Intellivision (2 player, 3rd model) ColecoVision (not worth the plastic its made of) Atari Key Chain controllers (all 3) Jakks Pacific Arcade Games (Original Pac-Man, Ms Pac-man, Ms Pac-Man w/ game key, Ms Pac-Man wireless, Super Pac-Man version, etc) Pirates of the Caribbean Star Wars (Yoda, Vader, Millenium Falcon) Generic Brand Drug Store P&P Zone 60 (The cadillac of cheap P&P Wii Clones) Famiclones (Several, not sure if they count) Star Wars Clone Wars Blaster Fishing Reel P&P Commodore 64 (one of my personal favs aside from the Flashback series) Sega Genesis P&P (Red and Blue versions)

Totally agree. With SD support this thing would have been a slam dunk. I don't even think the manufacturers realize how many sales they lost by not including this feature.

Design wise its identical to the Sega nano keychains which are already on the market.

Every year my friends and I get together for a 3 day, retro gaming marathon. We do lots of competitions. The winners get prizes, the loser is forced to wear the "Kasumi Ninja headband of shame."

I was actually pretty surprised to see this topic. No one has ever given me crap for being a retro enthusiast. In fact, where I come from its quite the contrary. You have all these hipsters in my area collecting Atari now. These people are like "screw xbox and nintendo, we'll buy a 2600 instead. Its like a piece of retro digital art!" And then when you go over to their homes its displayed in the living room like a piece of art (which it is). Usually its hooked up to an old school, wooden cabinet TV. Seriously, the hipsters and the art crowd in my city really love Atari. And it seems like retro is about to jump off in a very big way. Just my 2 cents.

For those of you who still want a redemption adapter might I suggest a PC controller adapter instead? It doesn't look like the 5200 Redemption will ever see the light of day again, even though there is a ton of built up demand. So I settled for the next best thing. I bought a 15 Pin PC controller adapter from a user on this forum. Let me just say this, ITS AMAZING! I'm using a standard "original playstation" style control pad (no analog sticks). Its perfect for many games, including Pitfall and Pac-Man. I feel these two games suffer the most when using the standard 5200 pad, playing with this adapter is like night and day. The whole investment cost me around $20. It was the best money I have ever spent on my 5200 collection.

Ummm... what exactly do you plan on doing to your XM? LOL! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4UmHKTX9H4

SOURCE WITH PICS & INFO Looks sooooooo nice! My body is ready. (And so is my wallet!)

Buy one of those brilliant SD Carts from Atari Max and keep both of your games sealed. But if I had to choose one I'd go with Gremlins. I love that game.

Its coming out. Its already on the boat from China.

http://digthatbox.com/2011.06.12_arch.html#1308079740773 More impressions. They don't sound too good. It really makes me wish the guys at legacy had made this thing.

http://digthatbox.com/2011.06.12_arch.html#1308079740773 More impressions. They don't sound too good. It really makes me wish the guys at legacy had made this thing.