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This looks amazing! From the way it's looking, I will play this most of my gaming time. I also designed a label . . .

There was also Funware's Driving Demon missing the whole label, and a Micro-Tennis by DataBioTics.

Pain Sticks would've been OK if the lines on the ball weren't as painful.

With me, it's either Tank Grip or TracBall.

Except . . . Schnoz-ola.

Always use one of the four great Wico controllers.

Find the interesting thing in this lot. It might have a bad Mitsumi keyboard, but look carefully at the joysticks. HERE.

Defender and Picnic Paranoia are on fleabay boxed. And Defender was unopened. . . according to the seller.

There are actually FIVE sidecars from the TI-99/4 era. The other two are the Video Controller sidecar and P-Code sidecar. Both of which are UNBELIEVABLY rare.

Except mine does it on the original cartridge. EDIT: It turns out, my Atari joystick wasn't responding in any way. It didn't respond that time I was playing it. So I switched between that Atari joystick and A Wico Tank Grip handle. It works fine now.

It does the same thing with my cartridge!

That's literally a TI-99/4A minus the cartridge port.

My first time I got only 200 as a score. . .

I have one. It's right in my box with the SAMS cards and cartridges I brought to the faire. Good luck BuckoBrand, I mean it.

I just use a bat handle or tank grip joystick with a TI adapter. I can't use a trac ball. . . it's buried too far.

And sometimes the elves don't scatter the first type of toy you're collecting when they first scatter the toys around. . . it has happened to me before. So you only have to collect 3 types of toys and not 4 ! It is very rare, though.

Hoo boy! Cave Creatures is in 3rd place! In the Pre-NES Top 10, Cave Creatures was in 1st! Four titles from Funware made it into the Pre-NES Top 10. I see the TI-99/4A is starting to get lots of gaming time.

Welp, I tried to get a little better. I reached 4170.

Same here. I've got one, but I gotta steal my brother's untouched video monitor, find the power cord for the monitor, and find the AV and power cord for the TI. And one of my Dad's Myarc MPES/50s (there's one in my living room, I can easily steal THAT!).

No, it's just in 2048K Games 1, along with many other games.

Oh.

If you want that Myarc MPES/50 or CC9900 on eBay, good luck . . . (No, my dad's not bidding on either one.) EDIT: The CC9900 has been sold.

That must happen. And no long intro.

How did THAT happen? Isn't it a 24K ROM cart?