Mr. Do!

PM for Lynx I sent.

Radiant Historia.

Futurama does the best video game parodies. Here is the latest from last week's season finale. http://www.comedycentral.com/videos/index.jhtml?videoId=395854&title=future-challenge-3000-new&xrs=share_copy Try to find the whole episode to see the rest. It's worth finding!

"Time Bandit" was always a favorite of mine.

Cool, Joe Montana is 2403 and Greendog is 2429 (both numbers were unused so far so I assume they are correct). Super Battletank was the Majesco UPC unfortunately. Thanks!

Looking for a few US Sega product numbers for Game Gear games. There are 4 digit numbers that start with a 2, usually found on the side of the box, the back of the box, or in UPC number. Once in a while they are on the cartridge, but most of the time the cartridge has 670-xxxx numbers that are just the label part number. PAL games share the same numbers as the US games, so getting the number from a PAL box's UPC symbol is also OK. Can anyone supply the 2xxx numbers for these games? Thanks! Berenstain Bears' Camping Adventure, The Desert Speedtrap Starring Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote Joe Montana Football Greendog: The Beached Surfer Dude! Super Battletank (not the Majesco re-release)

An oldie but a goodie: http://my.execpc.com/~krieg/VidGames.htm All the US games are on there, but not the imports.

I raised this issue way back in the 90's on Usenet. I received 2 answers back then: 1) Replace the chroma/saturation circuit in the 7800. 2) Adjust the color pot for the 2600 in the 7800 (supposedly it has 2 pots, one for 7800 games and one for 2600). I never bothered doing either. I noticed the difference when I finally hooked up a 2600jr after exclusively playing 2600 games on my 7800 for many, many years. I stuck with the 2600jr because I didn't have to alter carts (like the Tigervision games) that wouldn't fit in the 7800 anyway.