groundtrooper

I have one coming that will be here on Friday/Saturday. I can scan it for you if you don't have any luck before then.

I am always posting these memes I made in the AA FB groups.

Same here. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Most PAL games that were published by Atari and other third party vendors marked the end label or put a small label with a P on the bottom side of the cart. NTSC labels don’t generally have any sort of designation. I collect NTSC only for the most part but I do have a couple of PAL game that I have got by accident and some that were intentionally bought because they had no NTSC release. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don't think the rom has been released publically.

Marc's boxes are TOP NOTCH. I have ordered 3 different batches from him over the past few years. Amazing deal that I wish I could take advantage of but my last order a few months ago filled all of my needs. Good luck Marc.

Sorry man, I didn't mean to totally clean you out with my 1st order.

Atari Age - Custom Cart option if you want a quality repro. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I received my shipment yesterday. - These are amazing. The perfect solution for homebrews. It holds the cart perfectly like regular retail boxes and it also helps reinforce and keep the box's shape. I jumped in with both feet and ordered enough for all of my homebrews plus the new ones coming hopefully before Christmas. They were packaged and shipped very well and arrived in perfect condition. Count me as a very satisfied customer. Nice work Toymailman.

Yep. I totally agree. Fun stuff. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here is mine - No end label. I need to reprint it now that I have some glossy stock.

Patience. Atari Age is not a Fortune 500 company with thousands of employees. Last time I checked it was pretty much a one-person company. I am also guessing that Al has hundreds of orders for the new games that were released at PRGE. I know I am one of them waiting for 3 new games to show up in my mailbox.

Wow. These are awesome. I will be in touch once do some inventory. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks John! - Excited to check this out.

Maybe that is what I am remembering. I only “Tried” the one I bought one time on my 7800 and didn’t have an issue with it. But I really wanna say there are some threads in regards to damage. I know there is one that talks about re-wiring it maybe to fix the interference problem. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Without and pics I would guess a version of the Video Game Brain. There are a couple of different ones that do six carts. The VGB version is pretty common. There is another one that I think has a game built into it. I can't think of the name of it right now. There is another called the Rom Scanner that did like 10 carts at a time. The Video Game Brain is fairly common. You can check ebay price history. They have been known to actually damage an Atari VCS/2600 because of it's shoddy wiring. There are threads here on AA about it now that you know what it is called.

I am pretty sure this is what you are looking for.

I believe these are Mac and PC compatible. I think they were done with Adobe Air.

Yes with prices so low, I wouldn't waste my time on a used one. Most people are gonna want to get their original price out of them. I know I paid A LOT more for my Encore than what they are going for with the new price drop.

I bought my Concerto WITH POKEY installed 2nd hand here in the forums and paid $125 shipped. - So would say that $120 is the base. But as the original poster stated about compatibility it really depends on what you feel it is worth. I was lucky and mine ended up being compatible with my S-Video/AV Modded 7800 which is an A3 Serial number series. But I have another A3 unmodded and it isn't as compatible and I have an expansion port A1 that it is even less compatible with. So it can be a total gamble.

That was going to be my other suggestion. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

PAL and NTSC both are the same in terms of the size PCB slot to my knowledge. The problem you are looking at is a cheaply made non-uniform cart shell. I have a number of Taiwan Cooper games that are NTSC but they won’t fit properly in my 2600 or 7800 because of the cheap shells that are so poorly made. I don’t know if any solution. Sometimes people will use something like a Videogame Brain as a pass thru device for cartshells that don’t fit properly in their console. It’s a Fairly common problem with Imagic, Activision and M-Network shells in the 7800. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just did a quick test. 1.06 works fine on my Harmony Encore on my 7800. It crashes on my Concerto on the same machine. But that shouldn't be a surprise or a concern considering how many Concerto's are out there.

Al, do you have a hotkey or macro setup for this response? You have probably typed it at least 50+ times in the past 2 weeks on FB and here.

I have always wanted the 7800 card sets. I guess now would be the time. I need to look and see if there are any other boxes I might want in the near future. I’ll send you a PM later. Crazy weekend. Setting up for a wedding reception today and I have a funeral tomorrow. But please hold me a 7800 card set for sure. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk