Atariboy

Sorry for asking the question, I forgot there was a CC1 that was for the 2600 only. http://www.schells.com/7800mod.shtml Got worried after reading that and seeing how to make your 7800 compatible with the Cuttle Cart.

Nope, I looked through it. I ask because I found a site that details how to make your 7800 compatible with the CCII, which I found odd since there's no mention in this thread about it not being compatible with all 7800's.

Will this work in all Atari 7800's? Mine plays Robot Tank and Time Pilot (Two games that have issues in some 7800's) just fine, though I don't think its one of the 84 models (Don't see the expansion port, and the serial number has a box around it on the bottom label). Should it work?

According to sites like IGN, this is also cell shading. Cell shading doesn't necessarily mean it has to look like the Wind Waker and a cartoon.

This doesn't have difficulty switches? I was interested until I saw that.

I can't find the baby whale in the DC version.

"Get over it, there is a new Zelda coming for all you cartoon hating gamers. " Not everyone hates it because of the graphics. The graphics (Besides the characters) was the only part I liked. Dull storyline, boring and reptitive gameplay, sailing, etc.

They do wear out, no amount of cleaning can repair that if that's the case.

I play LeoAmes

How's the Nurburgring? I was very disappointed with Project Gotham Racing 2's Ring, wasn't very accurate.

Is there a list of these anywhere with the accurate values listed? Only could find this, and half of them don't appear to be correct. Like I just was supposed to unlock the Skiing commercial (34.56 in game 1), but no commercial.

Like tonight in my league race, exiting turn 2 at Fontana at 160mph or so I got on the throttle just a bit too much and looped it off the turn bring out the caution (NASCAR Racing 2003 Season for the PC). Never seen anything like this in the Gran Turismo series. I came back and won though.

And I never played GT3 for the record, only the two PSOne titles.

I never spun my wheels... Even with aids off. I never got into the advanced cars though since I was turned off by it. Press the button for gas and it goes without a hint of wheelslip. Or how I could ram AI cars and never spin or have to brake, or cut the course. Has that been fixed?

Can you lock your brakes up or spin your tires if you accelerate too hard? Or is it still the same arcade physics we're used to?

"Golden eye is not the kind of shooter im talking about im talking about vertiacl or horizantal shooters." http://ign64.ign.com/articles/153/153799p1.html

"ROMs and Emulators are free and widely available. And we're not talking about buying new pieces of $60 software, we're talking about a game that costs a buck at most so it's no financial risk." And you do realize this game used a paddle, right? Its not as simple to check out as you think, even with the emulator and correct rom. And he never stated if it was worth still playing (As in he's played it before), he asked if it was worth buying if he already owned the other two. I think it is, nice game.

I liked MAT2 despite its flaws. Timber, Total Carnage, and Hard Drivin(Despite the flaws on that one) are fun on that. APB seems fine as does Championship Sprint, though they're not enjoyable with Xbox controller. Not everyone bought it to play Wizard of Wor or ancient 2d fighters...

Wait for MAT4, I think they wanted to stick with a racing theme for this one. These are more modern games requiring more work probably (Especially if they have to be ported over), so I suspect that's why the list is small.

I found them actually. I never bothered before, I thought those were some of the few roms where the copyright holders did a good job policing them on the net. Thought I'd have to hunt down one of those cd's that were produced a few years ago to get them. I think i'm asking too many questions, I'll shut up for a bit.

This plays the Supercharger games I believe I saw in this thread before, are those available for download anywhere? I notice the roms aren't present on AtariAge.

Guess I'll have to try to scrape up enough for that stuff too, thanks for the help.

I have the money for a CC2, but not for the reader thing and a MMC card. Anyway to ensure it works before the warranty period ends? Don't want to get stuck with a 200$ paperweight. Does it load up anything when its powered up in a 7800 without a MMC card (And if does, does that mean more than likely its in working order?)?

Star Fox unplayable? The original is still the best of the series over a decade later, in my opinion.

Or wait a couple seconds before opening the lid...