Tsukasa

Maybe I don't understand the scoring system, but if it's like the HSC, then team commodore has 6 medals, not 2. I counted: 1 gold, in Hot-Dog(winter games) 2 silvers, Hurdles(summer games) and Ski-Jump(winter games) 3 bronze, 100y-dash(summer games), luge(winter games), and long-jump(track and field). As for weighted medals, I'm against that because it wasn't mentioned in the original post for team signup, and if the medals were weighted, it would cause a lot of unfair and unsportsman-like sniping.

If it helps, I have board revision "A".

Just so you know, I haven't seen that topic before.

How do I do one? I want to do a 50/60hz mod so I can play games at the right speed. I don't have a disk drive, so more than half of the games that I can play are PAL.

Create an analog joystick for the 2600 that uses the paddles movements for x and y axis'. This would be great for space shooters.

I don't think it would matter unless everyone was using non-atari brand sticks because you have to push hard to make them work anyways.

What's the difference between a commodore 64 and a and a commodore 64c?

Well, that's because the guy's I got them from couldn't identify them. Since you were able to identify those ones, do you think you can help me with these?

Are they worth a lot? I got like 15 of them for a penny a piece.

Commodore 64 is all i've got. I'd like to get an Atari 800 though....

I have a whole bunch of these and can't find any info on them. Does anybody know anything about them?

I just looked at the schematics for the SMS I and the card port's pins are the same as the cart port's. I even drew up a little diagram for future reference.

There are a lot of places that make pc boards for very cheap. Like www.futurlec.com, www.barebonespcb.com

Goof Off is the same thing as Goo Gone. It only damages certain types of labels, such as 2600 red label games. I don't think stickers are nearly as bad as nail polish. That stuff is freakin' impossible to get off carts.

I need the pinout of the sega cards used on the sms I.

The "P" is usually attached to the end of the part number, so it would be CX26190P. Here is a link to AtariAges scan of an NTSC Cart.

Asteroids 2 is the same thing as asteroids deluxe. I agree with a yars' revenge 2. Crystal castles 2 or battlezone 2 would be nice. Galaga (galaxian 2) would be the best.

Usually on the label there is a letter "P" if the game is pal. If it's NTSC, there won't be.

This is very cool, I've never seen the schematic for a menu-driven multicart before. This would be much easier than pulling out my supercharger or eprom burner every time I want to play a game. About the text, you might want to try storing it as individual letters as previously mentioned. Also, it would be a good idea to add decoupling capacitors to the schematic, as well as pulling up or down the correct address lines for when it starts up.

Sorry, I only have two, but there are more where I got them. There is a place called Mendelson's Lliquidation Outlet in Cleveland, Ohio that has tons of obsolete and discontinued chips, as well as a large stock of other electrical and mechanical parts and components. It's a real pain in the ass to go there, but it is well worth it. I found a box of old obsolete chips that were a penny a piece and filled a bag with them. I also got 2 square feet of unetched copper-clad board for a buck. This place is heaven for an electronics hobbyist. It'l probably be a while before I go back up there again, I'll have to make sure I bring a freaking shopping list. It's like the Sam's club of electronics, only cheaper and you don't need a membership or anything like that.

I need the pinout of the AY-3-8700 chip from GI. I found a few of them NOS for 25 cents a piece and I would like to build somethine similar to the coleco telstar combat.

My scores for summer games: Hurdles - 21.2 sec 100Y dash - 11.3 sec My scores for winter games: Bobsled - 32.8 sec Ski jump - 177.6 Speed skating 26.0 sec luge - 30.6 sec My score for T & F: Long jump - 10.43 m All of these are for team commodore.

Warlords 2.

1983

You wanna join team commodore?