blyind

arent those lines there to allow the programmer more time to make game calculations? atleast thats what i read.

can someone give me a link to the cuttle cart site?

i was wondering the same... also, i heard a cuttle cart is good for game devopment, where can i get info on one of those?

i might be able to send you like 10 bucks in like a week or so, my bro owes me 15, and since he just saves his lunch money i get it on late friday.

they probably did, im just going by the revco price sticker on my 3 factory sealed games, heh.

im only 15, but on the 3 factory sealed atari games i have, well one is intellivision, but hey.. leme go check what the prics tags are on them... my factory sealed Bezerk for the 2600 has a price tag of 99 cents, my factory sealed Lock'n'Chase for the intellivision has a price tag on it for 50 cents... my factory sealed E.T, has a price tag of 50 cents also. [ 09-09-2001: Message edited by: blyind ]

i wish i had a universal 9v adaptor, but i dont so i goto yardsales pick up 6v acdc adaptorrc, edit the plugs on them, heh. where do you get a universal adaptor?

LOL, thats the damn funniest avatar i have seen so far NE146, u make it urself or get it some place?

damn, im so damn tired...i think i got ur question wrong, i almost know i did... you mean how to make an atari 2600 plug into those 3 holes in the front of the tv? i cant try it even cause i dont have a tv with 3, just 2...eh oh well, i got some finget excercise in typeing this.

i dont have the stuff to try it, but just get a male cable screw in thingie(i dont know the name, hehe)cut the plug off the atari coord that normally goes to the rf switch, then strip the ends of the wires, and connect them to the male cable screw in thingie, try them in both places. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOU DO THISAND MESS UP/BLOW UP YOUR ATARI, TELEVISION, LITTLE SISTER/LOAF OF BREAD OR ANYTHING ELSE LIKE THAT. heh, just had to put that incase you did this and it didnt work. actually, im gonna go try it, i got an assload of stuff in my room i could use... i'll post again in a few

radio shack has RF switches and such...but for the power adapter, what i do is goto yard sales, pick up some v6-96 adapters, and then cut off the end plug in piece, but some cheap 99cent head phones up at wallgreens or something, cut the plug off of that, strip the ends of the adapter wires, and the end of the plugs wires, and attach them, then use electrical tape n stuff to make sure they stay in place. also, the plugs on the end of some old speakers i had i found worked well also. i have made 2 adapters so far, tested both of them and they work fine.

your atari collection - "we love you, atari70's" your atari collection being sold - "Nooo, this cant be legal, get me out of these sticky 3 year old hands, nooooo why did you do this to us atari70's? why!" just something to think about b4 u go selling ur whole colelction

by the way Snider-man, you are the nicest 2600 programmer i know of. i want to program for the 2600 also, thats one of the reasons im gonna order both ur tapes. well, dad just got home with subway, im gonna go eat all i can, then goto bed. :

ok, will you still be offering these in like a week? i just spent my last 5 bucks on a road runner cart. but i know i'll have atleast $20.00 usd by a week from today. thanks for offering copies of these tapes, i wanted to go but since im only 15 my parents wouldnt let me, heh.

i think they should just release the 2600 all over again, it would sure sell better then these toad crap re-makes for game boy etc.

i replied to your other post on the 2600 board, so incase you read this one first go read that one

i got like 7 power supplys, there not for atari but i could easilly modify them if they need it. oh yea, i made a few atari battery powered power supply, they work rather well, and the batteries last a decent ammount of time. if ur interested my aim is blyind4, icq is 66154327 and email is [email protected]

nice pick up tempest... the only thign i dislike about some of the controllers on that pic look like a butt plug, and ugh...i dont think i would even touch that thing if u were u, heh.

where can i get the atari assembly book at?

oh i see... oh yea, i found out where i can get an eprom burner and eraser, but do you know any place where i can get a 2532 eprom, and a 74ls04 hex inverter? i looked at jameco.com and i couldnt find either of those. thanks for your help.

um... i was under the impression that all carts for atleast the atari 2600 use EPROMS? oh yea, and on a site it says that eprom was eraseable programable read only memory.. is that right or is the E stand for electronically?

ok, cool. thanks for the info on that. i know i'll eventually buy one, im hopeing to get a good deal on one off of ebay, or a yard sale or something... i saw one that was an eprom burner/eraser in one...it looked pretty cool.

i tried that link, its broken =(

yea, i though about that. but i like to tinker with stuff like this, and if everything works out right...i will be at next years CGE, at a small booth selling carts with my game on them... i hope, heh.

i was born in 1986, so i grew up to nintendo, which isnt really a bad console...it's just no where near as good as the atari 2600 i now own. also, i got an idea... with some assembly knowledge and an extra atari joystick and some other stuff, might it be possible to make an atari joystick that would go into the USB port on pc's and be incorporated for use the the common 2600 emulators? i dunno if it would actually work, just a thought tho.