Mike OC

I have one. You could make the game into a .wav file instead of releasing it on tape. I have a lot of games that have been converted and all the Supercharger games saved as .wav files.

Looks like a bad 7805 voltage regulator. I'd start there as they are cheap to replace. http://datasheetreference.com/images/stories/7805-regulator-picture.jpg

Seven Ducks Attacking (They're dragons. They just look like ducks.)

Big MST3k fan here too! I'll have to check out the game when I get home from work. Sounds COOL!

Do I have to buy him dinner first or....? On second thought, I think I'll just clean the start buttons on my controllers.

Dang, I can't find a sloth anywhere around here! Would a homeless guy work? We got lots of em around, they're kinda slothy!

How about protection missions? I mean, my character has big guns and lots of ammo, and yet my hopes of passing a mission rests firmly on the shoulders of a little girl with no weapons and no ammo passing an area the size of a football stadium filled with zombies? I could mop the floor with zombies, but I am forced to navagate an unarmed little girl into some of the most intricate and dangerous territory in the game just to have her get me a coin or jewel that I need to pass through. Worse still, I have to take the little brat with me and make sure she stays alive! What ever happened to "you don't have to be the fastest, just faster than the slowest".

Star Raiders Adventure Sky Diver

I own a Coleco Gemini and use it at my summer vacation home in northern Indiana. It's nice because of the Joystick/Paddle combo controllers and the fact that it has a small footprint. Perfect for use where space is limited. I've never had any compatability issues with it.

I didn't know Emo Phillips even HAD kids!!! Oh well, learn something new every day. Someone go tell Emo and his goofy kids to keep their dumb haircuts outa our games!

Ponce De Leon constantly on the fountain of youth not Robotron...(From the Sound of Science - Paul's Boutique) Beasties have loads of video game and Atari reference in their rhymes.

Skydiver! THey'd have to rate it teen or higher though. Seeing a skydiver splat in high def would be cool but sorta gross.

10.) Scorpion - Mortal Kombat 09.) Ecco - Ecco The Dolphin 08.) Pitfall Harry - Pitfall! 07.) Chef Peter Pepper - Burgertime 06.) Tron - Tron 05.) Sir Dudley Dashley - Jungle Hunt 04.) Jill Valentine - Resident Evil 3: Nemesis 03.) Mario - Mario Bros/SMB Et Al 02.) Link - Zelda 01.) The Square - Adventure

Here's my list: (in no particular order) Galaga Discs Of Tron (Environmental) Stargate Escape From The Planet Of The Robot Monsters Gorf Ms Pac-Man Burger Time Moon Patrol Phoenix Bump-N-Jump Dig-Dug Gauntlet Space Invaders Asteroids Asteroids Deluxe Road Blasters Sea Wolf Sinistar Vindicators Omega Race

Count me in!! How much memory would the unit have? 8Mb would be enough for a boatload of Atari games and leave room for high scores, game saves (would be very cool) and such.

1.) Irwin M. Fletcher 2.) John Cocktoaston 3.) Claude Henry Smoot

Especially the "Where's Waldo" stage!

@ Dauber I'm sure you know, but for everyone else, Bill Fagerbakke's current job is a voice actor on SpongeBob. He provides the voice of Patrick Star. atari2600land beat me to it!

Just a shortened version of my name. Michael O'Connor "O'C" (my nickname pronounced "Oh-See") was taken in almost every forum or other site where registration is required and usually it is too short or the site would not allow special characters or punctuation. "Mike OC" did work most places so I use it almost everywhere on the inter-web-thingie.

Dragon in Adventure, but only if I get to choose which one to suite my mood. Say I'm in a really nasty mood, I would be Rhindle, or if I'm feeling a little sheepish, Yorgle. Plus I like the idea of eating a meal that exactly matches the amount of room in my stomach in one bite.

I find stuff that people hide. That's why I never give up easy if I don't see the item in it's proper place at a store. (Though I never use that tactic when grocery shopping.)