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OK!
There was also one more... Starship Pegasus which was never produced but it has been coded.
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13 hours ago, iliketurtles said:Character Crayons
Wait a minute... I messed up. Sorry!
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NICE!!!
A list of games that use or require the MBX is right here, in case you didn't know:
Games that use but don't need the MBX:
Sewermania
Superfly
Bigfoot
Space Bandits
Meteor Belt
Honey Hunt
Games that REQUIRE the MBX
I'm Hiding
Terry Turtle's Adventure
Soundtrack Trolley
Character Crayons
Championship Baseball
Notice that most of the ones that require the MBX are educational...
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Those games were Sonic The Hedgehog 1 & 2 for $2 a pop.
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Today's finds--jackpot.
Found this at a thrift store.
The GC was $25 while the Genesis games were $2 a pop.
Sadly, the GC had a dead motherboard. Funny thing is, I found another GameCube a while back that couldn't read discs. So I took 'em both apart because there was a good chance the one with the dead motherboard had a good disc drive, so I put the disc drive from the one with the dead motherboard in the one that had a bad disc drive. Now the first one I found works! I guess there was an actual reason I bought the dead one.
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I mean, try not to beat me up for this, but I don't like Picnic Paranoia at all.
The only Atarisoft game I don't like.
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15 minutes ago, chue said:Something tells me you also like Nintendo.
I do!
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I found a boxed TI Super Sketch at a GoodWill a long time ago, but usually extremely rare when you see anything TI specific in the wild. Oh and a boxed Q*bert at a consignment store once. Think that's all I've ever seen all these years.
All I ever found was a Parsec cartridge next to some Nintendo 64 games.
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I found a boxed TI Super Sketch at a GoodWill a long time ago, but usually extremely rare when you see anything TI specific in the wild. Oh and a boxed Q*bert at a consignment store once. Think that's all I've ever seen all these years.
All I ever found was a Parsec cartridge next to some Nintendo 64 games.
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I only have a Football cart for my collection! I absolutely loathe Football for the TI. I played it and shut off the system within ten SECONDS of gameplay.
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lol- even if I'm the only person on Earth that likes Zero Zap I'm gonna keep my stance. I have a black label cart and the original artwork book, just like my Grandpa had.

imo Burger Builder is a crappier game than Zero Zap!
I also like ZeroZap. Burger Builder? Literally just Burgertime, but crappy.
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I actually like MunchMobile. I don't know why.
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It is next on my dad's list of test cartridges to build. I'll test it this coming weekend (or earlier if he finishes it sooner).
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It wasn't ever tested against a 99/4, but we can pull ours out and replicate the tests you did to see if it is a general issue. . .another thought is to test it against other ROM-only cartridges (TI didn't make any of these, so you have to try third-party or homebrew carts) to see if they work.
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Yes they were. DataBioTics renamed the program when they put it into a cartridge.
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If the other five coded Funware cartridges were released, then we'd have a lot more blobbed cartridges.
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We are working on a Funware label template.So pretty.
Has anyone ever done reproductions of the Funware labels?
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I bought my first 99/4A from the Base Exchange while I lived in Berlin (I had to special order it from their catalog). I didn't try to expand it to much until I moved to Florida (just bought some pain sticks and a few cartridges), but while I was there I bought my first PEB from the local K-Mart. The Exchange in Berlin closed when the military moved out of Berlin in the early 1990s, and the K-Mart looks like it is gone now too. . .
Didn't you say you saw a Joust cartridge in that K-Mart?
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And untested.



TI-99 Photos Thread! Post your systems here!
in TI-99/4A Computers
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I LOVE IT!
If I were ever to do a setup like that, I would use a beige system, pull out a Hex-Bus interface, in which I would attach a Hex-Bus floppy drive/controller, RS232, and a Printer 80.
Who could forget about a beige program recorder? And beige TI pain sticks... okay never mind on the sticks.