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Status Replies posted by doctorclu
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I've been tinkering with the Aquarius+. As a lifelong Aquarius fan (well nearly, it was my first computer at 10 years old), I absolutely love this thing. Is there a place to discuss this on these forums? I noticed a conspicuous lack of threads in the INTV/Aquarius sub-forum, so I figured there might be a taboo I'm not aware of. (I haven't been active here for a while due to life distractions.)
How about anywhere else to discuss for a non-user of Facebook?
Thank you and Happy New Year to all!
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Hypothetically speaking, if I were to make a free 2600 Sonic Fan-Game. Would you guys get mad?
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Hypothetically speaking, if I were to make a free 2600 Sonic Fan-Game. Would you guys get mad?
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Wow that was quick! Centipede for #Atari8bit is now #FujiNet #HighScoreEnabled! You can play it here at apps.irata.online/Atari 8-bit/Games/High Score Enabled/Centipede.atr, and scoreboard is at http://scores.irata.online/centipede.html special thx to @Djaybee. #retrogaming #retrocomputing
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#Atari8bit #FujiNet Users: #HighScoreEnabled #DonkeyKong is now available via the apps.irata.online TNFS server as /Atari_8-bit/Games/High Score Enabled/Donkey Kong.atr . Hiscores can as always, be seen here: http://scores.irata.online/ #retrogaming #retrocomputing
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#Atari8bit #FujiNet Users: #HighScoreEnabled #DonkeyKong is now available via the apps.irata.online TNFS server as /Atari_8-bit/Games/High Score Enabled/Donkey Kong.atr . Hiscores can as always, be seen here: http://scores.irata.online/ #retrogaming #retrocomputing
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#Atari8bit #FujiNet Users: #HighScoreEnabled #DonkeyKong is now available via the apps.irata.online TNFS server as /Atari_8-bit/Games/High Score Enabled/Donkey Kong.atr . Hiscores can as always, be seen here: http://scores.irata.online/ #retrogaming #retrocomputing
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Give me one of your best 'one liners' to be used for a Jag game before preparing for battle, losing and winning....
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Ok, here's a fun one. While playing Bubsy for what must be over a thousand times by now and have the current speedrun record well you get to where you rank and spoof the game. I mean in any game you barrel past the frustrations of the learning curve you have to. Oh, and the Jaguar controller is quite tough. It got thrown down a LOT when I was mastering this game.
When I was learning the Alice and Wonderland levels I was playing with kids of a friend of mine, who used to laugh when Bubsy would knock on the screen if you had him waiting. Wonderful times. And when we went through a warp gate we would make race car noises and then breaking noises when we emerged out of the other gate.
Years later (playing on my own by this point) For the "Giant" with Jack in the Beanstalk levels, the hit area on the giant is kinda interesting. The only place I consistently found that you would not tend to die was landing just forward of the pilot of the Giant mech. And .. (I'm laughing as I say this) for years I would say "suck my d*... suck my d*..." and it seemed to work. There were many other times I would simply try landing there and without saying the quote and I would die. (I no longer need this chant BTW)
Water levels "What do I look like? Flipper" became "What do I look like? A Stripper?"
And the final world "Nothing Can Stop Us now!" was often met with "EVERYTHING!" or "BULLSH*T!" Always thought this saying was the Fractured Furry Tales version of "What could possibly go wrong?"
When you finish the game, collect your kiss from the Witch on the way out. Well the game calls her Mother Goose, but the in code notes has her as the Witch of the Hansel and Gretel story. Either way she's kinda a hottie.
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Back to the Future IV
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Damn!!! Jon Arbuckle's last date was a real doozy.
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Damn!!! Jon Arbuckle's last date was a real doozy.
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Come play Club Drive and KLAX in the new round of the Atari Jaguar HSC!
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Come play Club Drive and KLAX in the new round of the Atari Jaguar HSC!
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♫ Why do birds fall down from the sky / every time / you walk by? ♪
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Angers me that the replacement Joysticks (made in China) cannot make it through a few games of Blue Max without breaking.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I know there are multiple makers of joysticks out there. Few seem to get the stick portion of the joystick right for durability. The Flashback sticks of rigid plastic that screwed on... breaks where it screws on. These and others the base of the controllers are made so small and flimsy it is no wonder they broke.
These are great for someone who wants to collect this stuff. Show off a game or two to a friend of "what was" and pack it all away. But a lot of joystick makers just don't get the serious gamer who are playing to win, hours and hours of gaming against increasingly difficult foes. Vintage sticks seemed to understand that and they last years. Why mess with perfection?
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Angers me that the replacement Joysticks (made in China) cannot make it through a few games of Blue Max without breaking.
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This is one of those 2600 controller repros. Looks just like a 2600 controller.
I have a bin of vintage 2600 controllers. Just need to get one of those working. While I was moving it was just easier to pick up the replacement controller at a game store. They (the made in China) look nice till actually try to use one.
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Realize I'm a little late to the FujiNet game but considering we're talking about using A8 devices in 2023 anyways, would have expected a minimal turnout for on-line gameplay. Ghost town...
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Our security cam just captured footage of a man wearing a Hello Kitty T-shirt looking around and then taking all of the candy from the bowl my son left out for Trick-or-Treaters and dashing off. Luckily my son listened to me and kept some candy in reserve so we could refill the bowl. All the kids were nice and took only 1 or 2 pieces.
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Our security cam just captured footage of a man wearing a Hello Kitty T-shirt looking around and then taking all of the candy from the bowl my son left out for Trick-or-Treaters and dashing off. Luckily my son listened to me and kept some candy in reserve so we could refill the bowl. All the kids were nice and took only 1 or 2 pieces.
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It is interesting to discuss the history of personal computing online with people who question whether either of Apple and IBM had any relevance in that...
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Can't watch "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" unless you have Apple TV+. Those bastards.
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My reaction to today's AA news https://youtu.be/0EOBrsioPgw
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Not jumping ship* I have this question:
What other forums are good for Atari news and conversation?
* (but realizing I shouldn't put all my eggs in one basket... )
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Not jumping ship* I have this question:
What other forums are good for Atari news and conversation?
* (but realizing I shouldn't put all my eggs in one basket... )
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True, this has been the go to. Kinda consolidated it all nicely into one place.
There are a few places I know of. For starters, quite a few Facebook forums for Atari.
I see some activity on Atari.org. A very dated and unsecure site sadly. 😕
This one looks active https://atari-forum.com/
Club VCS... looks cool.. https://forums.atari.io/forum/131-vcs-topics/
And back that up a bit, the other forums.. https://forums.atari.io/
There's lots of Atari out there, just curious what other places other people find fun to frequent?
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"Tonight on 'It's the Mind', we examine the phenomenon of deja vu. That strange feeling we sometimes get that we've lived through something before..."
https://forums.atariage.com/blogs/entry/18670-always-look-on-the-bright-side-of-life/