JeffIrok

Hi - I see not a lot of people aren't crazy about this little unit. I like it...Oh well.. I found a solution for turning P2's difficulty switch between Hard and Easy. It's not in the directions that I saw. It's possible it's been found already but I did a search and didn't see it. But if it's out there, feel free to ignore. As we all know, when the Difficulty button is pressed, both P1 and P2 settings are displayed, but pressing the Difficulty button multiple times only toggles between P1's Hard and Easy setting, and P2's settings aren't affected. The solution is, while the settings are displayed (they continue to display a couple seconds after the Difficulty button is pressed, so technically you don't have to hold the Difficulty button down while doing this), Button B allows you to toggle between P2's Easy and Hard settings. Enjoy! 😄

This is great - I loved Loadrunner on C64 - Wonderful conversion!

This is great! Thanks for releasing it!

Sweet - Thanks!

Looking forward to checking this out - Thanks!

Nice! Great job!

This looks promising!

Very nice - Thank you!

Nice - Thank you!

Awesome! Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Looks great! Thank you!

Fantastic! Thank you!

Nice - Thanks!

Real fun - Nice job! Thanks!

Dodge 'Em is truly the only 2600 game that I mastered (that has a score). I borrowed the cartridge from a friend and played it enough where I was able to clear all screens without losing any lives and getting all points. After I accomplished this, I rarely played it again, and can barely clear one screen these days when I do! This was before Pac-Man 2600 was out, and I approached it like Pac-Man in the arcade, by coming up with a pattern, as I'm sure most or all the others who've accomplished this did. I was never able to come up with a single patter for Pac-Man 2600 though...

A work around is what I do. Essentially I organize everything on my PC, then copy & paste the whole kit and caboodle onto the SD card at once. The system saves everything, folders and all in alphabetical order. Of course, there are limitations. This only works until you go to load another file or folder onto the SD card. the system will stick all new files/folders at the bottom of the directory. So to keep the alphabetical integrity, you need to delete everything on the SD card and copy & paste. A rather time-consuming activity when doing often and not very efficient. But honestly, I have so many roms on the SD card that I probably go through this exercise about once a year. So it's not so bad.

Sweet - Thanks for your hard work!!

Nice - I ordered with free shipping! Thanks to Andrew and Dion!

This is awesome! Great job! Thanks!

Awesome! Thank you!

Nice - Looking forward to playing it on the Portable! Thanks!

You guys are Saints.... THANK YOU!!!!

Thanks for your efforts on this over the years, RH!

Nice job! Thanks!