S. Dole Melipone

Hi, I'm auctioning off a ton of stuff through rec.games.video.classic (et al) via an old-style newsgroup auction. If you'd like to participate, drop me a line at jvm@linuxgames.com or stop into rgvc to see the listing. Highlights are: Swordquest Waterworld, several Supercharger games, top loader NES, nice Commodore hardware and books, Saturn NetLink with software. List of all systems: 2600, 5200, 7800, Lynx, Jaguar, NES, Commodore, Sega Saturn Alternatively, you can find the listing on Google Groups at this link For those of you old enough to remember, I'm Matt Matthews who held and participated in several newsgroup auctions in the 1995--2000 period. :^) Thanks, matt

Hi, I'm auctioning off a ton of stuff through rec.games.video.classic (et al) via an old-style newsgroup auction. If you'd like to participate, drop me a line at jvm@linuxgames.com or stop into rgvc to see the listing. Highlights are: Swordquest Waterworld, several Supercharger games, top loader NES, nice Commodore hardware and books, Saturn NetLink with software. List of all systems: 2600, 5200, 7800, Lynx, Jaguar, NES, Commodore, Sega Saturn Alternatively, you can find the listing on Google Groups at this link For those of you old enough to remember, I'm Matt Matthews who held and participated in several newsgroup auctions in the 1995--2000 period. :^) Thanks, matt

I posted this a couple of days ago. The list of 80 games can be found on EB Games. http://www.atariage.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=35447 It was previously listed as "85-in-1" here in the U.S. but is now just lighter by five games. The reason for the change has not been discussed.

EB Games finally has a list of the games included in the big new compilation coming to the PC from Atari. I'm a little disappointed, to be honest, since only Major Havoc and Swordquest: Waterworld seem to be really nifty additions to the emulation world. (I don't recall either being in a previous compilation, but I could be wrong.) The list is here: Atari: The 80 Classic Games. No mention of homebrew games? Oh well.