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Raft Rider - 28,938 Shark Attack - 89 Lost Luggage - 131,211 Lost luggage flew a plane down and no luggage came out. I had max lives. After 10 min of playing Pele's Soccer, I didn't score a point. I gave up. I killed off the game of Raft Rider due to time. I could have rolled it easily.

65

Just rebuilt my paddles. 79082

9700

Decathlon - 4146 Footbag - 99,990 Quick Step - (2421 - 848) = 1573 Sky Jinks - 1:12.69

121,000

Porky's - 2625 Crazy Kong - 705 Rampage - 30,450 Star Wars ESB - 1,527

38605

Red Sea Crossing - 15400 Death Trap - 16262 Wabbit - 675 Rabbit Transit - 31836

65650

Beamrider - 100,622

Time Pilot - 64,000 Wizard of Wor - 41,100

Normal: 80,000 Sit 'n Spin - 48,000

I have one of those, and the one that's slightly better with s-video. Everything else I throw at it works perfectly fine. The adapter you linked, works if you run an unmodified Atari, through (in my case) a TV that has composite out, and into the HDMI upscaler. Works, but eh... it looks super soft, and quite frankly... if I spent the money on a powered s-video splitter, and went through the trouble of modifying my Atari 2600... I want it in s-video quality. The dazzle likes the signal, but the software deinterlacing doesn't play too terribly well with Atari flicker. So just a heads up, if you have a tv with composite out, and that uspcaler, it works fine.

This is why I am the most interested. Streaming Atari, is rough. Software deinterlacing on fast games like Kaboom! just doesn't look good. I have two s-video to VGA, and two S-video to HDMI converters, all in the super low end range... and none of them work right on my Atari. Constant blanking out about every 30 seconds. I'm so glad I searched for this particular model, and came across this thread. Also, newegg doesn't have it anymore. Amazon does. This is the one you got? https://www.amazon.com/KanexPro-Composite-S-Video-HDMI-Converter/dp/B06WP5MP12/

EDIT: I made the post below a lot more structured. This post can be deleted.

Ms. Pac-Man - 165080

Phoenix 62600

It takes roughly 45-55 min per 100k if you're fast, 1 hr or more if you're pacing yourself. There's a time out glitch that's in the game if you want to marathon this game. I can explain it in detail. 1. When the maze starts to close when you exit, starts the timer, for the counter to check to see if you are moving or not for the attract mode. 2. Every 4 1/4 seconds, the game does a check to see if you are moving. If you are moving, it triggers a counter. 3. The counter varies on when you hit reset on the game. To get the max counter, you play game one, and hold reset essentially when you turn on the Atari. 4. Firing does not count as moving. Avoid fire battles with robots, where you shoot each other until your faster bullet eventually kills the robot. 5. This counter does not reset when you move. What I have found to be the best strategy, is to shoot one or two robots, make sure you're moving (as counting gets exhausting after hour 5), until the robots start to fire. After that, you have avoided the first check. Fire a few, move, fire a few, move. When I'm in the groove, I can usually shoot 2-3, move until the robots fire, finish the board and move on. P.S. Thank you for not picking TOR to play this game. I really don't have the time to play a marathon game this weekend. P.P.S. I was informed that Zimmerman is coming after my record soon. I may be stuck doing this marathon again. Shameless plug: This score got printed into the Guinness Book of World Records: 2017 Gamer's Edition.

Joust, 64,900 I was never good at this game. Not sure why... I just can't get a grasp on the later levels.

Qbert A-A 70200

Jr Pac - 34070 Man this game is rough.

I'm super excited for this.

Ladybug - 82330 Bump n Jump - 26676 Desert Falcon - 3031

Count me in!