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Look at this site in the Colecovision section http://www.atarimax.com/classic/forsale/index.html it has complete Colecovision for USD$50, though not specifies state. I found it lately. From atarimax.com I've ordered the AtariMAX Colecovision SD Cartridge and it works great, specially for development.

I've an unmodded Colecovision and I've saw also bright points on RF, but only from time on time.

Very interesting is that there are three demos and not only one in the site.

I've sent a email to retroillucid several weeks ago and still without answer.

Yep, pretty useful, only a handful of bytes to call ROM routine and save value.

Doesn't look like it. Yes, it is the game!!, thank you. Though I remember it was in inverted video (white road). Yep, only vertically.

Hi everybody. I remember playing a game of cars (vertical scrolling, player's car in bottom, other cars come from up) in Intellivision when I was 5 or 6 year-old, but I don't know the name of the game. I would appreciate if someone knows the name of this game.

Myself finally yesterday I've got a Colecovision. Pixelboy got it for me and Yurkie did a great refurbishing job.

Absolutely amazing

Nice!. Myself I'm waiting for Armageddon and Way of Exploding Foot

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And you'll have it surely Princess Quest ROM for Colecovision is finished, currently Pixelboy is posting his progress in cartridge making in http://www.teampixelboy.com/princess_quest.php it can take some time though, as he is publishing a lot of games this year.

I'm glad you liked it

Nice!!. You're really gifted for Colecovision music.

I would suggest using a single 5V+ source. There are some Radio Shack power supply bricks that give 5V+ at 1A or even 2A at a very small price, it should be enough to power up a modern Colecovision, instead of the enormous PC power supplies.

A very nice effort for your first program.

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When I was simply a kid, I enjoyed very much playing Donkey Kong in an IBM PC of a friend (in fact I didn't know that there was an arcade version), and I though that it was one of the best games (CGA 320x200, 4 colors), but now I've saw that the Colecovision version is a lot better By the way, I couldn't vote in this poll, it says that I've already voted

I entered in the Colecovision world simply checking platforms that used Z80, and then discovering that the VDP was the same as MSX, so I started translation of Zombie Near just for fun. Then I found Collectorvision and looked like a good way of publishing a cartridge game, so here I am By the way I've finally ordered a Colecovision (Pixelboy and Yurkie are helping me). A little surprising that I'll get first a Colecovision instead of a MSX

The RAM content is random, so as already your cartridge worked, I suggest strongly (as Yurkie said) not to resolder the chips. There are certain variations in RAM chips manufacturing that show different patterns on power on, so your Colecovision can be pretty unique. Another idea, insert a different cartridge and then insert your Heist cartridge, this time using only power switch, it should do the trick as most other cartridges clean the RAM memory politely at start.