Drake69

This game seriously ROCKS! I would like to see the difficulty setting where the bats don't resurrect the dragons tho, but quite honestly it's one of the best conversions I've seen!!!

I played that game on mainframe ASCII ages ago and haven't seen it since. I imagine it would have to be a higher resolution than the standard original Atari carts, otherwise the letters would be huge and the dungeon size would be pathetic. I have yet to play with batari basic, but I think it might be possible if the list of items, monsters, etc were trimmed down some. Thoughts anyone?

That reminds me... I need to finish framing my cloth maps behind glass to keep them protected,

^^^ Ultima for the C-64...

This cart was so fantastic that it prompted me to sell my whole collection of 400+ carts with Supercharger! They were taking up valuable gameroom space and I made a pretty fair amount of money for them all, then turned around and bought a modified updated A2600 to play the Harmony on. The added bonus of testing out homebrews and hacks just adds to the fun! Thanks!!!!!

Dang, I packed away all my vinyl 3 months ago. It ain't rare, but I've got an LP of Buckner & Garcia's "Pac-Man Fever" and the LCD stand-up arcade game "Pac-Man" to go with it. My sister still has her stuffed "Ms. Pac" I think as well. Gawd, those were simpler times....

Warplock, hands down, followed by Swordquest Fireworld, and Sssnake!. I actually did solve that POS Fireworld once I figured out the "Tree Of Life" pattern, but that was 3 years of my life wasted (I was a determined Atari nut). But Warplock, if I EVER hear that WHOOP WHOOP WHOOP WHOOP sound again, I'll take that dang cart and smash it into the nearest brick wall.