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  1. The only gotcha I've ever heard of was with the Commodore 8-bits computers. Apparently, it can fry a chip.
  2. 100% these are compatible. I believe it was the Master system that was designed to be Atari compatible, and when Sega went to the Genesis, they designed it in a way for the controller to feature extra buttons, but be backward compatible with the Master system, which was designed with the Atari standard.
  3. That's actually the "Graduate" computer add-on that Atari was going to make. It was never released. Compumate was a 3rd party add-on made by Spectravideo. The Graduate would have been a much better device!!!
  4. Well then, it's forgotten. I wasn't trying to imply that Plaion should drop what they're doing and make Compumate work. I was just curious about special cartridges like the Supercharger and Compumate. Things like Pitfall II are far more important.
  5. He wrote "Is that one really relevant?" Seems pretty straight forward rebuke to me. Also, my question was to Plaion.
  6. Never said not to focus on the big things first. Never said that. Just asking a question.
  7. Calm down, hipster. I'm just asking question about obscure cartridges.
  8. Will the Starpath Supercharger games be tested? What about the Compumate add-on? Thanks!
  9. Does the Atari VCS need to format these USB drives into a ext4 file system, or is it just happy with FAT32 or exFAT drives?
  10. Define works with the VCS. In the Atari OS (not PC mode), are you able to read DVD-ROM discs? If so, are you able to burn Atari VCS games to DVD-R, or is it read only?
  11. I've read of people who have used the CX-75 to play Sentinel on the Atari 2600. Sentinel was the only released Light Gun game for the 2600.
  12. The controllers don't send power, ding-a-ling. You clearly don't realize how they work. The problem with the C64 is unique to how its internal circuitry works. You're not going to fry the 3DO if you use a Sega controller, and you're certainly not going to hurt the 3DO with a CX-40.
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