rmo70

Have you managed to find a 2600 version of Time Pilot ??? - I've been looking for a while now but the seem scarce (at a decent price)

my PSP and my favorite little disk Midway Classics (I guess that's cheating because there's at least a dozen of Midways brightest and greatest included)..lol...

Just the Dragonlance paperbacks for me, although recently I started with Forgotten Realms (I never used to like them but I re-read some recently and they're kinda cool)

Odd question for you, but dose that include like the old Coke vending machines (with the door and glass bottles) ?

I think B&C had one listed on eBay but can't remember how long ago.

A really nice Driving Controller for my Indy 500 Game, going to be doing some auto racing on my 2600.....

How about "Mad Max" or "The Road Warrior", there's some a lot of possibilites there. (I think there was something for Nintendo but I've never seen anything for the 2600?)

I love my PSP, even if you don't want to hack your PSP it's a great little platform - Activision Hits Remixed (very cool 80's sound track and lots of unlockables like the Activision TV commercials), Atari Classics , Midway Treasures, Capcom classics, Namco Museum.... these are all favorites of mine.

This game is my white whale, I've been trying to beat it for over 20 years now.......

Spy Hunter, after playing the game it's music is stuck in my head and I even find my self humming it in the car....

Cannonball Run would be cool choice for a racing game. Code of Silence - would make a cool (Chuck Norris approved cool) action video game. China Syndrome, I always thought it had potential for an interesting video game and it could be the first video game to base a character on Jack Lemon..

That's a real steal, don't see too many of those 825's around.

Mine had ounces of memory, about 1/4K user RAM. Bought it senior year of high school with my summer job money. Loved it! That's very cool

Yeah, I had the same feeling about Ghosts and Goblins now that long ago. Getting old is tough! Have you checked out "Ultimate Ghosts 'N Goblins", I've got it for my PSP - new story, new weapons, new armour and monsters - fantastic graphics and colours and very playable (even addictive)

Cool thing I remember about the original IBM XT's was that they had an embeded BASIC if you powered UP with no OS, not sure when they dumpster-ed that. My XT originally had a MDA (monochrome), I seem to remember getting a CGA (colour) later, I haven't thought about that old machine in a long time. I think I'd like to get my hands on another one...

any of you guys ever play the Coleco handheld version? I always thought it was way too cool - but i still vote Atari 8-bit!!!

Atari VCS, it was actually a family Christmas present and I loved it. We also got Laser Blast and Enduro cartridges with it, my Dad and my brothers enjoyed/played those games all day.

The old Activision Chopper Command commercial was really good.

What was the first game to allow you to "Continue" after loosing all your lives? I can only imagine how high a level I could have reached in Galaga with a continue option.....lol

the 2600 version of Moon Patrol

since the aracde ROMs on MAME wouldnt be fair..... lol.... I think it's a close tie between Colecovision and Atari 8-Bit, but in the event of tie it goes to the Atari (since my memory of the Colecovision version is 30 years old and I just played the Atari version yesterday.)

I first played Pac Man in the arcade before getting it for my Atari 400 and was really happy with the Atari 8-bit release, it still looks as good today as it did back then. I can't remember at which level, but the bonus fruit was actually an "Atari" logo (maybe level 7).