JustinMSalvato

Hmm, I have an unopened, still shrink wrapped tape, but I don't want to open it. I can't find a single photo or video of this software online. Really curious.

Anyone know anything about this software? It's from 1981 and it's on cassette. Can't find screenshots or video.

No, it was filmed fairly recently, but it got me thinking about arcades in general.

Ha! I can never find a VCR anymore. The local thrift shops never have them. Think people are hanging on to them. Thanks for the info, looking on ebay for demodulators. If you have a recommendation, I'll take it.

Well that explains A LOT! I imagine a demodulator ain't gonna be cheap....

Soooooo... I have this thing. And I can't get it to work. Trying to hook my Atari 400 to a 4:3 vga flat panel monitor through the composite/video in. No luck. Any ideas?

I don't know any that did, but in the following video, I see people drinking beer. Arcades are rowdy as it is! The channel it came from: Video Game Stars

Ah, gotcha.

There's a pinned post about the top 100 Atari 2600 games here. Well, if I had to decide where to place the game Berzerk, I'd put it in the top 7. Anyway, here's a video from The Retroist that goes into the Stern's video game.

Have the link..? I'd like to see. I'm quite fascinated by this topic. I know nothing about music creation, but old tech used today in a meaningful way is interesting.

Both mini boxes and full size are fantastic. Keep up the good work.

Wow, that light gun.. scary.

Yes! Should be a new video tomorrow.

Ordered 2! Thanks!

I must get my hands on Ghostblaster. Will start saving.

I also have a couple of 4x3 19 inch flat panel VGA monitors and would like to hook up my 400 & 800 to them. Really don't want anymore CRTs. I will search for converters. Thanks!

Out of curiosity, has anyone tried using that controller on Sega or Atari systems? I never have. Wondering how much of it works.

Learned something new today. Never seen that before.

One side of it.

Tunnels & Trolls for the ColecoVision would probably have been ground-breaking, for an early console game, if it was finalized. Of course if it had a 3D look like this render... oh boy!

Geezus, that does look like new!

A new channel is on YouTube called Video Game Stars. Anyway, this video is about the first video game in space. Packed a lot of stuff in just a minute long video.

I also recently picked up a Mac 512. This floppy emu emulator looks fascinating. I may have to save for this myself. If I understand it correctly, I can transfer Mac rom files on a SD card, put it in the floppy emu and run it on the Mac?

Oh, if anyone wants to make me a copy (on disk) of a Christmas demo for the C64, get in touch with me and let me know the price. Much appreciated.

SWEET! I want these playing on my C64 this holiday season!!