doomguy
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On 7/20/2020 at 2:43 AM, Simius said:There is some delay mainly because of the health problems. Hopefully the matter will be resolved before the end of the year.
Sorry to hear that. I hope you feel better soon.
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One for me please (will go in an Atari 5200).
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I'd like to buy a working Atari SMM804 or Atari XMM801 printer. Please contact me if you have one that you're willing to sell.
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Just discovered this thread recently. I'm very excited by the idea and glad to see many great games already patched to use more than one button.
Lately, I have been using my two CX78 Europads on my 8-bit. Seems like I've really gotten used to d-pads, and tend to prefer them now. I prefer to keep my 8-bit as "Atari" as possible so have been using the CX78s instead of modded Genesis or SMS pads.
I know that the two buttons of the 7800 controllers won't register separately on the 8-bit. Is it possible to modify them so that they would be compatible with the 2 button modded games? That would make the CX78s even more useful on my 8-bit.
If it's possible, what would I need to do to modify them?
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Absolutely beautiful. Great work!
Vertical shooters are my favourite kind of game. Wonderful to see one that really pushes the 8-bit.
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FWIW, I went through a similar process with my own cart designs, and I did that in the past helping Chad with the Intellicart and CC3. I write automated tests that loop for hours to try to identify any issues. They are pretty boring, but necessary.
Development-wise I've been fairly lucky. (I could say skillful, but I acknowledge there's a big element of luck, too.) For the most part, things either worked, or they didn't, so I didn't need to spend much time chasing things that were flaky or marginal. Only a couple things fell into the category of "flaky / marginal", so I beat those to death early so they were rock solid. I suppose my original prototype board was a bit flaky, but that was a physical flakiness issue owing to all the cables everywhere, and the fact that my desk was a disaster area. Some pics from 2007: http://spatula-city.org/~im14u2c/jlp/
I suppose it worked. Out of the literally thousands of JLP carts out there, I haven't had any reports of JLP hardware issues that weren't actually issues with the Intellivision itself. (That's not counting the boards that come back from the fab non-functional; we don't ship those.)
Interesting. How long did you test the LTO Flash Multicart?
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How will this cart compare to the LTO Flash?
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Put me down for one please!
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I'm just a lurker, but would like to point out that I count 19 unfinished titles and 2 finished from Groovy's own profile page here. Not a good track record.
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"The Stuff" shows a kid playing Zaxxon on an Atari 800.
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Received my unit. Thanks Candle! You rock!
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I would like one.
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Excellent! Thank you for all your hard work Candle! You rock!
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I'll take two populated.
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I live in Hamilton, Ontario. Any ideas on the names of any of the programmers? Someone or another from the old HBO club might now. I could ask around.
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Holy crap! That's cheap. Thank you!
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Ebay and paypal fees are fairly high. I'd rather that all the money go to you guys. And with multiple copies up on ebay they'd go for different prices and cause some frustration for some buyers with some paying much more than the others. I'd be much happier with you choosing what you think is a fair price and putting them up here for that price.
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Solaris would be a nightmare I would imagine.
Yars' Revenge or Adventure would be lovely. Or any of the imagic titles that never made it to the Atari computers.
But in any case these Midnight Magic and Seaquest alone and amazing enough, and I'm grateful. I'm astounded at how quickly this second one was done.
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Wow! That is great! And incredibly fast. You rock!
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Mirax Force and Thunderfox. The finicky controls and the difficult to discern walls that blend into the background.
Black Lamp is gorgeous, but ridiculously difficult.
Fred is also great looking, but the framerate is unplayably slow.
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I have an Atlantis cartridge that works on my XE machines without a translator. It's an old cart that I purchased for my 800 "back in the day", so I think Atlantis shouldn't need a translator.
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Fantastic work! Thanks!

Sophia 2 preorder thread
in Atari 8-Bit Computers
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I originally requested one for my 5200. My XEGS has overheard this and is very jealous. Please put me down for 1 more (2 in total).