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Update: 1. If you've paid already, my plan is to mail these out tonight, and respond via PM that I've done so. 2. If you've sent me a PM with intent to purchase, my plan is to respond tonight or tomorrow night (after #1 actions complete). evg2000, that sounds good... send me a PM when you've got them located/counted.

Okay, I finally have 20+ of these ready to go. I have 2-3 more that should be ready sometime later, but it's taking too long to get those done, so I'll go with what I have for now. After that, I'm out of shells for these. At that point, I'll either sell without the shell, or maybe someone will be able to sell me a bunch of shells (I pay $10 each but I don't pay for shipping - so it's not worth it for sending 1 or 2, but if you have a handful or a couple of dozen, I'll gladly buy them from you). Here are the current details of the cartridge: https://atariage.com/forums/topic/189779-arcadia-2001-multicart-2011-version-any-interest/page/10/?tab=comments#comment-2869225 It also includes 3D Attack: https://atariage.com/forums/topic/189779-arcadia-2001-multicart-2011-version-any-interest/?do=findComment&comment=4268790 $90 US to Canada/USA addresses, $95 to most other locations. Payment via PayPal. If you'd like to buy one of these, please send me a PM (I probably won't reply until tonight), with the following: Name Address Phone number (required, for customs purposes only) Which cart you would like (note that these are first come, first serve, so if you're one of the first people to request one, you will get your first choice... so there's no harm in stating a second choice). For example: First choice long, second choice short First choice long, would not accept short Either size is perfectly fine

Please hold... gathering details... .

project is hibernating.

While you're traveling, you could go back to late 1979 and buy a few new units. Anyway, progress will hopefully be made over the next few weeks or so, and then production can start on these.

The TL866: pretty cheap on eBay

Hey, that's me. Yep, flashable (and reflashable) - requires an EPROM programmer and an edge connector, and then Bob's your uncle.

Patience... Albert is still working on a lot of upgrades.

Wikipedia shows which versions are the same.

Be who you're meant to be, Amy... just don't be a stranger.

Sorry, no list anymore. Orders will open, hopefully within a few days, when they're all completely finished.

Product is the same as before, with 3D Attack added. Works on Arcadia version. Not sure if Bandai is the same or not.

The Cure just had start-up issues, such as not resetting the sound chip... things that the Atari-Max and emulators don't always react the same with.

It's getting much closer to the top of the to-do list.

A few years ago I would have never wanted to buy a book about this. Now, with the right writer (seems alright so far), I'd consider it.

There are also good homebrews today, of course. Some simple games with great gameplay. Some very complex games with great gameplay.

I think the key is the replacement console. I'd love to do some work on the Odyssey, but like most people, I don't have one and can't afford one.

Yep, not the greatest game, and runs fast on NTSC, but it's included. I removed one of the demos (wasn't a game).

I'll be blowing the dust off of these hopefully within a couple of weeks. My waiting list is way too old, so I'll likely do first come first serve on this batch. Details to follow... .

It's still on my to-do list, a few lines down from the current task.

Use a pointer... Keep the data at 00-23, always. Use a pointer to find the starting point. Whenever you hit 24, basically subtract 24 from the pointer. If you get less than 00, add 24. For instance, in you examples above... Initial starting point was 00. Go right 6, so subtract 6, so you have -6 - is less than 0, so add 24... 18. Start at 18, when you hit >23, subtract 24 so you're back at 0, etc. Initial starting point was 00. Go left 6, so add 6, so you have 6. Start at 6, when you hit >23, subtract 24 so you're back at 0, etc. Does that help, or no?

Sorry, still been super busy on the house and regular work. Hopefully within a couple of months... .

Rev's got at least a couple of the new boards that should work with both model I and model II Intellivisions, and presumably other models, too.