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    It's not exactly a piece of hardware. You can use it right now if you wanted to. What the program does is it takes 2k or 4k games, and puts the cheetah on top of the bin file, making it a supercharger bin. Then, using makewave, you can transform the bin into a wav file, and you can play it through a supercharger. Codes are also on his site.

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    Bob Colbert (Okie Dokie creator) made something called the Cheetah for the VCS. It utlizes the SuperCharger, and it helped me to finally beat game three on Adventure. I don't know the site off-hand, but you can find the link on AtariAge's links page (under 2600)

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    Bieng the same age as Atari-Jess, I didn't know what it was like to be popular and be good at video games at the same time. Anyway, I lived in a town that was kind of anti-Nintendo. Therefore, the Sega Genesis was the system to own. However, I was a strange child, and had the NES constantly on my mind ever since I was three.

    I saw a 2600 when I was seven, but I didn't relize what it was until two years later. For some reason, the NES was taken off my mind, and VCS was lodged in brain. I'll never know how, I'll never know why. I finally got one when I was thirteen.

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    Could anyone hack the graphics of Real Sports Boxing to resemble the fighters in the Rocky. The four fighters could be Rocky (of course), Apollo Creed, Clubber Lang, and Ivan Drago. This looks like a job for the Atari's top programmers! Thomas, Pyramid Studios, Andrew Davie, you guys could do somrthing like that!

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    There was an ad in the Democrat and Chronical and read, Video games and systems, from 1976-1983. So I call the number, and I asked how much he was selling his 2600 games for. The following is not for those with weak stomachs: $30 dollars for one game (and his collection was just abunch of 3's or under.) He was selling his Pong console for $450 dollars. His Atari 2600 with 30 games for $350. His NES with two conrollers and Duck Hunt for $60. He says that these are serious collectors items. I told him that they really weren't worth that much, and he started yelling at me. Needless to say, I won't be buying from him.

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