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@dauber will be first in line for that!

And here I was hoping for a Timex/Sinclair 2068 cart!

With bigger screen shots

Hiding out with Carmen SanDiego But seriously, about 40 miles outside of Chicago.

I got my refund early on and used it to buy a game from a developer that has repeated delivered licensed games of exceptional quality.

Have any prototypes of the expansion module ever surfaced?

He could be either. In chronological arcade release order, Baby Pac was released before Jr. Pac. However, in the cartoon, both Jr. and Baby are present.

One question: In the preview video, the intro sequence is accompanied by a voice-over. Is that only in the Windows version of the game? I didn't hear the voice on my 7800 version.

Bounty Bob is one of the two. In this case, I may have to settle for a ROM on an AtariMax. I also had one of those I-have-the-box-but-not-the-game issues. I had a very badly worn Quintana Roo box but no game. I found a copy of the cart with manual on eBay for a decent price recently, picked that up, and shored up the box as best I could to contain the contents.

Being a photographer myself, I appreciate it more for the photos than the words

Received this in the mail today: With this, I am now 2 away from the complete 5200 collection. Rikki and Vikki for the 7800 should be here tomorrow!

"The colors look just like the 'alternate' CGA mode. I actually have a nostalgic fondness for it, but completely understand the dislike towards it:" <CRINGE> Now I'm going to have CGA flashbacks! Thanks a lot!

Couldn't agree more. I already had ways to play 2600 games before my 7800. However, it was the home-brew games, especially Jr. Pac and Super Pac that made me realize I needed to get a 7800.

Annnnd... ordered!

I don't think either of them have serial numbers (BB I or II). My guess is that they just did a run of a certain amount and that was it.

I'd be interested in one once they are ready. In fact, I picked up a PC game-port game-pad at Goodwill recently with this in mind

@Jinks, I am open to donations of multiple Edladdin controllers

CPUWiz, here's the background on the joystick/clock

This is a testament to the game in that someone who's never played it (or an Atari for that matter) can pick it up, figure out the play mechanics pretty quickly, and become totally engrossed in the game, with no comments on quality of the graphics, etc. My guest and his daughter must have played it for about an hour before they finally switched over Mario Kart Wii. Well done, guys! Now to get my own copy.

The screenshots are below. - Intvbasic command line: - as1600 command line: - jzintv command line: And the jzintv window after executing the above: