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The games that need more than one button could require sms or colecovision pads.

Don't use superglue! It leaves a white residue near where it is used, and causes discoloration in the label.

Alright, here is a list of games that I think need to be ported to the 2600, I'm not sure which ones are possible, though. Galaga Lode Runner Altered Beast Space Harrier Bubble Bobble Delta Boulder Dash Dr. Mario Wario's Woods Bomberman Gemeni Wing R-Type Lemmings Cloak & Dagger Street Fighter

If anyone has to disband from their team, they are more than welcome to join team commodore!

I heard that if a 7800 cart has "super game cartridge" on it, it has a pokey chip in it. That's wrong though, I found a "Hat Trick" that didn't have a pokey in it. Also, you could try mike's arcade store. I don't know the url off the top of my head, but you can get pokeys there.

You could offer them to paul slocum, he might be able to use them for treewave....

E.T. being good!?!?!? WTF are you smoking?!?!?!?!?!

Here's a tip: Use the joystick to launch the ball, then qiuckly unplug it and plug in a pair of paddle controllers to control the flippers. Alternatively, you could use the joystick to pull the plunger, then swap in a track and field controller so you don't have to be fast about swapping the controls.

I've always wanted to see Lode Runner on the 2600. I don't think it would be that hard to do, and sould be within the limits of the 2600. I don't know how to program though. Anyone interested?

When they weigh it, it is probably done including the box and whatnot, since that is what has to be paid.

Has anyone hacked decathalon from activision 8k bankswitching to a standard atari method?

I hate people who do this. I got a master system w/light gun, glasses and 2 controllers for $40 from 195videogames on ebay, and it cost $18 to ship it USPS priority. I could get it shipped fedex for $8 if it was an option!

Are you crazy?!?! You think that I'm actually going to pay for a game?!?!

Well, it seems odd that I can't find "delta patrol" anywhere online except for there.

221,935 Most of that was from my first ball, I used paddle controllers which helps a lot.

Hmm, I found it in my disk box But yeah, I can't find it on the interweb anywhere, but it appears the guy running this page will email it to you - http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/cabl.../cocogamebw.htm It's on disk 630A. I don't know if I trust this guy, to me it screams "virus".

BTW, are they actually planning to cancel ATHF?! They keep advertising "the last episode" and running ads that say "aqua teen cancelled" at the bottom of the screen. WTF is going on?!?!?!

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The NTSC version of Delta is called "Delta Patrol", and was released by Electronic Arts. I can't find "delta patrol" for commodore 64 anywhere.

Some carts may draw more current than others.

I've got it! It's kind of like dance dance revolution with a joystick at the bottom, and the more consecutive correct hits you make, the longer thier middle finger grows.

I'm looking for flea markets in ohio that are good for finding classic gaming stuff.

I had a 2600 that only played in B&W, it turned out that it had a bad tia chip. It might be that you are trying to use a pal system on an ntsc tv, that often results in either a rolling picture or lack of color.

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They aren't just in gyromite. Any cart that has no tabs on the end, uses five standard screws instead of security bits, and doesn't have "rev-a" on the back label is a possible candidate for a famicom-to-nes adaptor.