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And you gotta have M.U.L.E. on there, it's what the Atari 800 was all about!

A lot of those already listed plus you gotta have M.U.L.E. on there, it's what the Atari 800 was all about!

Pitfall II: Lost Caverns (2600, 5200 & C64)

Under Techno Source you should also add these two that were just released late last year (2006) Intellivision 10 2nd Edition Activision Are you sure you're looking at the right file? Those two are already in there. Always look at the file with the most recent datestamp (which is also always the largest file), in this case, 20070105. I leave the previous attached files there for historical purposes only. onmode-ky Got it, thanks!

Under Techno Source you should also add these two that were just released late last year (2006) Intellivision 10 2nd Edition Activision

With all due respect to Atari, Commodore 64 really should have been included somewhere among their Top 25, if not at #1, so many people left comments on there about how stupid it was that PC World had such an oversight in excluding The Guinness Book Of World Records Holder for Most Computers Sold, my big three would be a tie between C-64, Amiga 500 and the 800!

Yes, I know. I'm just saying that Atari forced him to rush the first one, which is why it wasn't appreciated. Indeed, although I still do enjoy it!

Curt Vendel was part of the first Flashback team as he had a contract to do 3 systems!

Well, going by their pattern, its doubled everytime, Atari 10-in-1 Joystick, Atari Flashback (20) and the Atari Flashback 2 (40)!

Gnarly dude!

Must have M.U.L.E. on a 5200/800 chip based Atari Flashback 3, just think about how many extra sales you could get from fans of this game alone who are still out there today, including me, even though I'd still buy one if it somehow misses the cut!

Yes, I want Curt's FB3 based on the Atari 8-bits, just make sure that Electronic Arts licenses M.U.L.E. to be on there!

Well, for some stupid reason their Star Wars one didn't have an "Erase High Scores" option either!

My joysticks sound dry and not as responsive :!: Would sewing machine oil or something else be safe enough to lubricate these with no damage Thanks in advance, Rick Vendl II

I'm having this exact same problem on Arcade Pong while the other new games seem to work fine aside from their already documented unstableness, slight screen rolls or bugs and my TV is a Sony 13" made in July 1994 that has an A/V jack with only two prongs (1 audio & 1 video).

Well, what happened, did they accept your generous offer? If not, then these idiots are more foolish than anyone gave them credit for and let their egos get in the way of a sound business transaction, thus deserve to go bankrupt! Rick

Curt and his investors have offered to finance the entire project! http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?s...t&p=1088906 Rick Vendl II

No If you'd like a version of Caverns of Mars the way it should have been done then check out Conquest of Mars. Thanks Dennis. What about Yars Return and Lunar Lander? Rick

Thanks Curt, sorry about my misquote, so again, just to confirm, your commissioned improved versions of Lunar Lander, Caverns Of Mars and Yars Return are all on these "60,000 Rev Cs" right? Rick

Thanks again Curt, one last question! Is this the same rev C where you along with your other programmers fixed flicker in games like Yars Return, Caverns Of Mars, Lunar Lander et al and also made Adventure 2's colors brighter? Rick

Thanks Curt, I really want a rev C, however, our North Western Indiana Wal-Marts have plenty of stock, but are 30-50 miles away from me plus add in high gas prices on my tight budget! How do we spot these without having to buy them, then open one up and take it back if it's not Signed, Rick Vendl II

Bingo, stop whining to Atari (they don't care) and look for new avenues. Definately put me down for one! Signed, Rick Vendl II

It sure feels like a 4-way stick to me! Signed, Rick Vendl II

Toys R Us on US 30 in the Hobart/Merrillville area had four until I bought one on May 5th, so check there, hope that helps! Good luck, Rick Vendl II

True enough, but I find it interesting that Jakk's Pacific, who also had rights to 10 other Activision titles, apparently did not even try for Kaboom!, one of the most famous Atari Paddle games and if so, why would they give them such a hard time? Signed, Rick Vendl II