Albert

Yes. ..Al

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That's a great idea, especially now that digital frames are so inexpensive. I need to do this for Atari picture label carts as well as homebrew label artwork. ..Al

Where did you do this search? ..Al

The game was written in pure assembly language. ..Al

I have various cables and connectors available here: http://atariage.com/store/index.php?l=product_list&c=101 ..Al

7800 magnet carts could be done using 2600 shells, since these carts can't actually be plugged into systems. It's just a matter of creating the labels for them. 5200 and Jaguar carts could also be done, but I'm not sure there's much market for them, and they would have to cost more. I also would not want to sacrifice any Jaguar games to make magnets out of them. Plus, the Jaguar carts don't have a flat back, so I'm not sure how well they'd work as magnets. ..Al

There's information about the eBay bbcode tags here: http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/156176-please-use-ebay-bbcode-tags-when-posting-ebay-auctions-sellers-stores/ Thanks. ..Al

Yeah, I wouldn't be so terrified for myself (as I surely wouldn't be driving fast enough to kill myself, not without being intimately familiar with the course), but I'd be terrified of all the other drivers out there. ..Al

That was nice, I'm moving to Germany. ..Al

This is a booth, isn't it? It would appear so. ..Al

If you attended the Classic Gaming Expo last month, you surely saw the full-size refrigerator we had at the AtariAge booth, adorned with a wide selection of Atari 2600 Cartridge Magnets. We had a fair number leftover from the show, and I've finally put them up in the store so everyone has a shot at them! These cartridges feature various prototype and rare Atari 2600 games, and the labels came out great! We removed the game board from the carts and replaced them with quite powerful magnets. They'll stick very well to refrigerator, car, computer hard drive, and other metal surfaces. The magnets are only $6 each (a pretty fair price considering how much work went into them!) and you can find them all here: AtariAge 2600 Cartridge Magnets ..Al

Does anyone know what it started at? ..Al

Just placed an order for two units! Yes, of course. ..Al

I believe you have that backwards.. ..Al

It doesn't matter that the pause button is on the controller. So if Atari did not have a booth at the 1985 CES show, they effectively weren't present. Developing a concept and actually firing up the company are two entirely different things. If Chuck E. Cheese restaurants didn't actually open until Nolan left Atari, I don't see anything wrong with this entry either. Perhaps, but perhaps someone other than you should do so. ..Al

I watched this a few days ago. Looks pretty amazing, although very heavily scripted so I'm wondering how this will actually look when it's not being played by someone obviously quite familiar with the "script". Still, can't wait to play it!! ..Al

I've edited the link. There isn't a BBCode to do that right now, I have to think about that. ..Al

Please do not post (or link to) any JS2 exclusives here unless you have permission from the appropriate parties to do so. Thanks, ..Al

Thanks, I dropped them a line. ..Al

No, sorry, wish I did. ..Al

No, but if there's anything you're interested in I can bring them to the show and you can buy them from me there. ..Al

I have copies of Castle Crisis, but I can't make any more Beef Drops at the moment until I get more boards. Here's Castle Crisis: http://atariage.com/store/index.php?l=product_detail&p=274 ..Al

Aside from Beef Drop and Castle Crisis, I make no comments at this time. ..Al

I need to replenish my stock of donor Atari 8-bit carts. I'm looking for the common brown carts produced by Atari--the ones with the metal back. If you have several you can offer me, please send me a PM. Several would be ten or more, generally, to help better distribute shipping costs. Also, if you happen to know of a source for such shells, I would not be adverse to acquiring such information. Here's a picture of the particular style of cartridge I'm looking for: Thanks, ..Al