Stingray

Very nice, and only fitting that Doubledown, the reigning king of Colecovision should be the one to own it. -S

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I love the arcade version. It's one of my favorites. The VCS version is too easy. I can play that until I get tired of it. -S

Great price for an early Williams cabinet. That one looks like it has very nice side art too. -S

Get a rope. -S

Hold on, I changed my mind. It's fake Nope, changed it again. Real. -S

A plan so diabolically simple that it just has to work. If we can in any way work in a supermodel in a Leia slave-girl outfit I'd be eternally grateful. -S

Groovy. -S

As much as I love my N-Gage, I can't imagine that it would make anything more than a half-a$$ed MP3 player. The sound quality is less than stellar. -S

Woo-hoo! I don't think I've ever scared anyone before. -S

Great deal! -S

This is quite possibly the funniest thing I've ever read online. -S

I admit that this has crossed my mind as well. If she does think that, she's correct of course, so what are we gonna do? -S

Is this based on actual sales data? Man E.T.'s one of those carts (along with the likes of Pac-Man and Space Invaders) that I have like 80 spares of. Someone was buying them up. 852587[/snapback] Despite the fact that I do believe the story to be true (see the link in my sig), I always questioned this part too. There are elventeengodzillian E.T. carts still in circulation. If you find any Atari carts in the wild you can count on there being an E.T. or two in the lot. Atari may have overproduced E.T., but I don't think you can realisticly call it a poor seller. -S

Nope, I just put a stamp on it and sent it out into postal oblivion. I guess I could try again with delivery conf. this time. -S

Took me a while too. The instructions flat out blow. For some reason the first level is the classic snakes game and all you have to do is get all the little squares. It becomes clear what to do in every level after that. 852068[/snapback] Well that's what I was trying to do at first, but the timer kept running out. Guess I just wasn't fast enough. Check your PM by the way. -S

Adventure is the best Atari game of all time IMO. I can almost always beat level 3 (unless it starts at the previously mentioned impossible scenario) without being eaten. Even so, I play it almost every time I turn on my 2600. I just got Atari Retro for my N-Gage, so now I can play it on the go too. -S

I installed Snakes the other day, but I just can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. I can't seem to pass the first level no matter what I do. The instructions aren't very clear. -S

There are still tons of Ms. Pacs around here. I still see them on location fairly often (they all have that stupid speed-up chip though). Pac-Man on the other hand seems to be all but extinct. I can't even remember te last time I saw one. -S

Wrong side of the pond. Very neat machine though. -S

I would have chosen Tempest or Robotron, but since they were not among the choices I went with my third choice, Space Invaders. That was the very first arcade game I ever played, as such it still has a warm place in my heart. -S

The first boss in Devil May Cry 2 (big octopuss looking thing) just kicked my ass all over the place for a couple hours on Saturday. I finally gave up and put the disk back in the box. I expect I'm done with that game. I'm glad I only paid $5 for it used. It's a pity though, the game was really fun up to that point. -S

Man, getting that #$*%ing bluetooth connection set up the first time is a royal pain the backside. Once you get it worked out though, it's pretty nifty. Now I don't even have to take my N-Gage out of my pocket to transfer files to it. The N-Gage's bad reputaion is just completely undeserved IMO. I can't believe I waited this long to get one. This has to be the coolest gadget I've ever owned. -S

And a deal has been struck. Thank you, come again. -S

Final Fantasy on the PS2, don't even know the number. It was all I could do to keep playing long enough to get to a save point. Saved and never put the disk back in again. -S