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Kickman. Not really, I haven't actually played it, but it does look good. Growing up it was Wizard of Wor and I still enjoy it quite a bit. It is a great two player game. Now I would have to go with Omega Race. Asteroids style games are some of my favorites and this one is excellent. Mountain King is one I would like to spend more time with as I think I would enjoy it quite a bit.

I would just like to say that Dan's cartridges and manuals are always in immaculate condition. I have bought a few sets from him and I have never been anything but extremely satisfied.

What would be a good game to use to test Intellivision systems? Specifically all the functions of both controllers. I have a couple of Intellivisions, but honestly I have hardly touched them. My local game store had a Tandyvision One, Tele-Games Super Video Arcade, and a Super Pro System so I took them and said I would see if they work. The price will of course depend on how well they work. I really dig the Sears console so I hope that one is good to go. I have most of the common games in my collection.

I just bought some XE stuff from him a couple of months ago. I knew he was sick, but I did not know how bad it was. He was trying to sell as much as could before he died for his wife. Not sure if it was more for the monetary aspect or so she would not have to deal with his collection. He was a really nice guy and went above and beyond in our transaction.

Does anybody have a picture of the power supply that came with the Sears Video Arcade II. I understand you can use other adapters, but I would like a picture of the original so I can try to find one. Looking on eBay a lot of the systems that actually have power supplies have Atari branded ones, but the manual shows a power supply that says Sears Video Arcade II on it.

Awesome news. Congratulations Carl. Are there other Hand Made Software games besides Awesome Golf and Battlezone 2000? What is the reason that Kasumi Ninja was not included.

Summertime bump.

$36.95 for the boards, cable, silicone pads, and screws. $14.95 just for the cable.

Maybe I should finally play through Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal. I played through the original Baldur's Gate and the Tales of the Sword Coast expansion multiple times and finished Shadows of Amn twice, but I never even started Throne of Bhaal. I tried once, but I could not get it working and I had no internet at the time. I am actually playing Planescape: Torment right now, but it is slow going.

Bought some XE manuals that arrived fast in excellent shape.

That is cool. I never knew that even existed.

Going off these two paragraphs, there are some games that save more to the TurboBooster+ et al. than you can get with a password. Is this correct? If this is correct, do you know what games fall into this category? And how much more data is saved, i.e. is it worth it?

I have a question regarding the save function of the TurboBooster-Plus, the TurboGrafx-CD, and the TurboDuo. Does the save function really only save the password the game gives you? If that is all it does then it seems like it is not really worth it. I only have a TurboGrafx-16 and I really do not want to invest in a system that plays CDs at the moment so I was thinking about a TurboBooster-Plus, but after reading about how it saves I think I will pass if it's true.

Excellent video and more importantly I am sorry for your loss. I hope making these videos can give you some kind of temporary relief or as a way to help you cope.

Parker Bros. is my favorite outside of those other two. Q*Bert is one of my top 5 2600 games. I also really like Amidar, the two Nintendo ports, the Star Wars games, the Frogger games, and Montezuma's Revenge.