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In this week's episode I discuss what I consider to be the hardest 2600 game in history, Raiders of the Lost Ark. I'm curious, how many of you beat this game back in the day? How many did it take years to beat it? If you don't think this is the hardest 2600 which game to you give that honor to? I'd like to hear what you have to say. Thanks for viewing!!

Does anyone have the special track and field controller? Let me know.

I found one for a really reasonable price. thank you for your help!!

can anyone tell me the keys to use when playing Letter Go Round? The instructions just say to use the overlay but then they don't say what the keys are underneath it. Thank you.

In my latest episode I discuss more Atari 2600 prototypes. I think there will only be one more 2600 prototypes episode and that one will be about unfinished (unplayable) prototypes and ones that haven't seen the light of day yet. After that I will move on to prototypes from other systems like the 5200, Intellivision, Colecovision, NES, etc. I was really surprised by the large number of prototypes for the NES, but not actually as Nintendo were very particular about what they allowed to be played on their system.

I'm really looking forward to it. Talk about an addictive game!

I don't know about you guys, but I can't get the 8 bit version to work. I can't get the C64 version to work either. The only one that works is the DOS version. I'm not sure why.

Tempest, I have to agree with you on that. I'm really looking forward to when Muppet Go Round sees the light of day. Astro Grover is too cool and I'm going to be doing an episode on it and other 5200 protos. I guess I'm slightly biased because I was a Sesame Street kid growing up and it brings back a lot of happy memories. My daughter wasn't that big into Sesame Street when she was younger though, so I think a lot of the magic that they had in the 70's and 80's is gone.

I think you sold me on it. I'll have to pick it up shortly.

Man I would love to have a real Intellivision console. I'm sure by now it's been sold.

Oh, Hi Thomas. Nice to see you again, as always. I was just wondering. I was just wondering as I'd like to do a compare and contrast on my channel. The prototype is frustrating as you can't really tell that you're moving and the enemy cars come so fast it's hard to avoid them. I don't remember the arcade being like that, but it's been like decades since I've played it.

I was wondering if anyone dumped the new version of the Atari 2600 prototype of Turbo?

Thank you very much.

Does anyone have an Intellivision that they'd like to sell? I'm looking to get the classic model from the early 80's. I put up an ad in Wanted but didn't get any offers. I figured I'd ask you guys. Thanks.

In the latest episode I discuss some of my favorite board games that were made into video games. Were there any I missed that you think should be included? Let me know.

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

In this week's episode I discuss my favorite golf games. I tried to get a few from various different consoles and I threw in a great PC game that I spent hours playing in the early 90's. The highlight is the lost classic Amateur League Golf, a PC game from 2000. Did I miss any golf games that should be included in a followup video? Let me know. Thanks for viewing!!

Is there an affordable Intellivision multicart out there? I saw one online that was over $100. I was hoping I could find one that was around what I paid for the Harmony Cart.

I am looking for an Intellivision (plug in play or classic). Let me know if you have one you'd like to part with and we can discuss it. Thanks!!

Thanks for watching. More are on the way. I really like your AVP videos. More please.

You got it. How about an AVP of AvP?

In my latest episode I have another AVP (Arcade vs. Port) of Sega's mega classic Zaxxon. Of all the arcade games that I used to play as a child, mostly while waiting for my parents at Wilco in Lowell, Indiana, this was the game that gave me the most grief! It took me forever to beat it. Although some of the ports are easier than the arcade, not all of them measure up to the high standards set by Sega's first mega hit. Let me know what you think. What are some other games that you would like to see me do an AVP episode about? Thanks for watching.

Wow. Thanks, everyone.

I'm kind of new to the Famicom. Can anyone recommend some great Famicom games that were not ported to the NES? I know all about Patton and Doki Doki Panic. Thanks!!