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Ditto for the Schnoz-Ola box. Probably all Funware carts after St.Nick would have that small board with the GROM.

The Omega 9640.

I never noticed that, Toucan!

Let me just say, that board is TINY. Not only that, the case inside is different with three posts to hold the tiny board in place. That St. Nick is defective because Santa doesn't even appear at all.

You're welcome!

Or at least, one that works. Nice game, Opry99er!

When I find a Terminal Emulator II in the basement of TI. Or I could just use the board my dad took the case off of to use the case for a new cartridge (Restless II).

St. Nick is one great game. The thing I don't like is when I accidentally collect a toy I wasn't supposed to. Speaking of Funware, I like St. Nick, Ambulance, and Video Vegas. BuckoBrand, I gotta find my Terminal Emulator II. . .

Uh-huh. The Speech Synthesizer actually plugs into the side of the LEGO computer using a rail piece and one of those 1x4 bricks with a notch in it as long as the brick. I might make other sidecars (like the very rare Video Controller and P-Code Peripheral) if I can later on.

I'd better start designing.

Is it just me, or do i mostly play homebrew and third-party games?

OK then! I will go on at school then record it with Snagit13. I might...

Sorry, i meant the green pads are checkpoints (except for Level 1) and you must get all the coins.

Hey guys. I found this game called the world's hardest game and i think it can be progammed on to the TI, but I do not have enough information on how to program games on the TI. Just look at how fun this will be on the TI. Basically how you play is you have to avoid the moving blue circles and get all the yellow circles. To pass, you have to have all of the yellow circles and get to the other green pad. Oh, and you are the red box. Level 30 is impossible because there is no way out.

Finally that chrome game is for the TI! Now i don't have to go on chrome at school and turn off the WiFI connection.

The cartridges I snagged were a 4A Flyer, a Frogger, and a Q*Bert. Here are the cartridge names that were from 1985: Laws of arithmatic, Numeration 1, and Story machine (weird that they are all educational).

Well actually I dont even know if I had a Frogger laying around, and I dont even think the Q*Bert cartridge even worked. And now there are 4 Parker Brothers cartridges that are finished.

Basically what happened is that my dad wanted to convert a Q-Bert into a Tutankham cartridge. And it was a success! It actually worked! I guess Q-Bert fell down too far. . .

Let me just say, this is looking cool. I wanna make a cartridge of it.

OH GOD he was definitely an idiot. At least my mom wont drive there on the snow...

At least in VA we have almost no snow. Weaselbot is happy here too, @Vorticon.