Steve Jones

That doesn’t look like Hotel Bunny?!?

like this you mean?

He means only release 125 copies of each game, last I heard these 5 will all be released in the next few months

So glad I jumped in right at the beginning, couldn’t afford to try and catch up now

such a product has existed for years and works perfectly, unless you are into building your own? http://www.2600-daptor.com/Vision-daptor.htm

I've been playing with games from other systems lately and just discovered Mr. Do! for Colecovision. It's a fun little game that I suspect would port to Intellivision fairly easily?

doesn't look like it is on Collectorvision's store

Hank I don’t think Tim adds them until he actually has them in his hands

Hmmm, if only you knew a programmer who could do that….

So close to hitting 125! Tim, do you have Rev's latest 3 on the way? Bank Panic, Castle of Death and Keystone Kapers? That would get you there.

Join the group Intellivision Homebrew Games, most new games are announced there.

After reading this thread and the other one, I bought a used DSI XL and set about doing this. The YouTube video above was very helpful and yesterday I got it up and running. It runs almost every Intellivision game including some I am beta testing, as long as the files are roms and not bin+cfg. I have also grabbed some of the other emulators and have it running games for Atari 5200, 7800, Colecovision, MSX, NES, SNES, and Genesis. The Twilight launcher runs a few other systems too but I haven't got into those yet. As an Intellivision emulator it works way better than the PocketGo, it plays games the the PG wouldn't, for example Intellivania. I'm very happy with this setup, it really seems to be the way to go for handheld Intellivision emulation. Thanks to Dave B for developing this, and anyone else who was involved. Hey Dave, if you feel like doing a TI99 emulator like you mentioned online I would be all over that

what is an ACC ?

Any of them doable?

One of those will be available soon at PRGE, also Time Pilot is being developed by ArtRag, there is a thread about it on here. I would love to see Galaga but I'm not sure the Intellivision can handle that many aliens all flying at the same time.

I have never had any problems with mine, I just copied a bunch of new games to it an hour ago with no issue. The cable does matter, it needs to be a data cable, unfortunately there are charging only cables that look the same. And I did have to install that file mentioned above the first time I used it, but since then it has worked just fine.

Joe, William is selling more Pandora Incident on facebook, I shared the link with you on there.

paid for two, pretty sure I paid for Norseman ages ago. Thanks

I'm not usually in town on weekends, but a friend took me there early in the summer and I found some great deals on vinyl, new records for $13. I went back this Saturday but a lot of the stalls were not open, including the cheap record seller. Too bad. I suspect the video game guys are always open based on the size of their stall/shop, it is one of the largest ones there.

Your daughter is correct. The flea market is the only reason I go too.

There is one in the basement of Dixie Mall that is only open on weekends. There is a fairly big video game place in there. Right at the back he has about 100 Intellivision games, mostly sealed. Most are super common but he has a few sealed ECS games including those. Mr Basic and Mind Strike he wanted a lot less.

What is the going price for these now? I saw 2 at a flea market last weekend, still sealed, one looked perfect, the other a bit warped inside the shrinkwrap, but he wanted more than I wanted to pay. He also had a sealed Scooby Doo.

I find it strange that nobody is asking anything about “operation cloudfire”, the mystery title. Is nobody curious at all? Odd.

Looks like Eric and I started with the same pic, he replaced the wizard where I modified the existing one.

I predict there will be a different E title that fills the gap before either of those two.