sonicdan

The Sirius/Plutos/MIA/Klax package is SOLD - Super Circus and Bentley Bear are on hold. Thanks!

ok, so here's the pic with both carts - and they're both PAL and POKEY versions. I'm not sure if there's a need for an explanation - but it's pretty basic : ordered them, played them - now I'm done with them. well, not quite, but I thought since they might be desirable to those who didn't get the pokey-version when they got released, I might as well pass them on. not looking to make any benefit on these (obviously)…

the 4 NTSC-carts are on hold - and I will post pics of Bentley Bear & Super Circus tomorrow… thanks.

if my memory serves me right, Sirius and Plutos support both PAL and NTSC - either way, they work flawless on a PAL 7800. Klax and M.I.A. are definetely NTSC - Klax works ok on PAL but has some glitches, M.I.A. doesn't really work…

thanks for the help! well, I was kinda surprised that nobody even bothered looking up my post - but that wasn't the case. for some reason, the first 70-something views didn't appear until I'd added my 2nd post. will try to post pics later.

2 days later - "0 views"… somebody turned off by my username (nothing to do with Sonic, btw) or by my noob-status? either way - not offended or anything. just thought these were coveted and would be better off in someone's collection on here than on ebay. also have a cart each off the small-run repros : Plutos / Sirius / Klax / Missing in Action - would ask $50 + shipping for the lot.

title says it all… $100 / 80€ plus shipping for both. both carts are CIB, boxes have some slight wear (usual wear from opening up). great games, but I feel somebody else should be able to enjoy them now. send a mail if you want pics or more infos : sonicdan@gmx.net

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hi… sorry to chime in as a noob… been a longtime lurker on here… never felt the urge to post a comment until now. weird thing is, the 7800 was already said to have 'failed' in the 80's because its library was more or less outdated back in the day. I do own a lot of recent 7800 homebrews - and I love'em!! - but I find it odd that the vast majority rely on early 80's maze-games or vertical shooters… just like the first generation of 7800 games in the 80's. I mean, those games are great - but we know the 7800 can do better… OF COURSE I wish the 7800 would get ports in the same vein as the Colecovision (Gradius) or as the Atari 8-bit computers (Bomb Jack, Space Harrier)! Or maybe Crystal Castles, Arkanoid, Tempest, Pac-land, Paperboy or Marble Madness when it comes to (Atari) arcade games. The 7800 gets even less mid-80's games than the 2600 which had its limits pushed with Thrust and Boulder Dash. So yes, I do have a Coleco envy… no, wait… I love my Ataris and don't want a Colecovision anyway…