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Does anyone have an Odyssey 2 multicart? I've seen some for sale online but the gentlemen who usually sells them seems overwhelmed so I was wondering if anyone here had one for sale. Please let me know. Anthony

I am in the market for at least 2 Odyssey 2 controllers. Please let me know if you have any that you would like to part with for a reasonable price. Thank you!!

Does anyone have Quest for the Rings for the Odyssey 2 for sale? I'm looking for it complete; it doesn't have to still be in the box, as I'm going to play it. Please let me know. Thank you!!

Continuing on with my series on sports games, I have finally done an episode on Basketball. There have been some great basketball games, and some...not so great. But I show all of the games from Atari 2600 to Sega Genesis. I have many great memories playing these games, especially Tecmo Basketball, which is one of my all-time favorite games, period. I can't tell you how many times I've played Season Mode and relived one of my favorite times in NBA history. And I was blessed to have been in high school when NBA Jam came out. I can't tell you how many quarters that machine got from me. Thanks again for all the support, views, subscriptions, suggestions, criticisms, etc. I've met some cool people that wouldn't have met otherwise. Doing my channel has been a lot of fun and I plan to keep doing it, although probably less frequently.

Bobby, I appreciate that, but I just purchased one. I might be interested in the games, though. Which do you have?

I would like to find a Magnavox Odyssey 2. If anyone has one that it working, whether it has games or not, I'm interesting. Especially if you have been able to convert it to composite. Please let me know and we can talk about price. Thank you!!

In this episode I discuss games to help exercise your gray matter. All of these games are found on the Atari 2600. Although the games here are pretty much geared towards those of us over 40 who are working on improving our short-term memory, these games can be enjoyed by gamers of ALL ages.

Thank you for viewing. It is showing the capabilities of the 5200. I think the system itself is worth another glance.

Rom Hunter, I always wondered what those numbers were for. That is too cool. This game is really on another level. Save2600, I hear what you're saying. This game is really a computer game than more of a Atari game. It can be aggravating having to flip the game select and game reset during the course of the game. It does work great on the 5200 as you are able to utilize the keypad on the joystick.

Thank you, matt2d2. I appreciate the support.

In the my latest episode I discuss Quest for Quintana Roo. There's going to be a trilogy of sorts of difficult Atari 2600 games. The other two are also adventure games, some of you can probably figure out what they'll be. I got this game from a friend mine back in 1989. It had no instruction book or anything. But I figured it out and beat it. It was the second game I ever played after Starmaster that utilized other parts of the console in order to play the game. Brilliant. It's a shame that Sunrise didn't make any more games, as if this was any sign of what was to come... Did anyone have this game without the instructions? Were you able to beat it, too? Let me know. I'd like to hear your story. Or even some memories of this game. Please Like and Subscribe if you haven't already.

No thank you! With all that there might be a part 3 and 4!

Ok, thanks for clearing that up. Like I said, I'm sure there will be a part II. Thanks again for the info. Please subscribe, it would mean a lot.

https://www.revolvy.com/page/List-of-Intellivision-games Here's where I got my information from.

I'm going to check them out. Who says I can't do a Part II? I'm sure as I spend more time with the Intellivision I'll discover more games that I like. Did you guys ever find the hidden track within a track on Auto Racing? I found it by accident way back in 1983.

Are there more or less than 133? Maybe my source wasn't correct.

In this episode I discuss some games that were made exclusively for Intellivision. I want to thank some of you guys who talked me into giving Intellivision a second chance. This is for you guys.

Part 2 or 3 of the interview I did with legendary programmer Al Lowe. We discuss Leisure Suit Larry, Freddy Pharkus, Torin's Passage and other things. Enjoy and please don't forget to Like and Subscribe.

Part 1 of 3 of the interview I did with legendary programmer Al Lowe is finally up. We discuss his early days of programming, The Black Cauldron, and other things. Thanks again to Metal Jesus Rocks for all your help. Enjoy!

The latest episode is now up. Thanks to Atarifan88 and Mailbock for suggesting a video on Hockey games. I really had a lot of fun playing these games. I really enjoyed the Intellivision game as I'm rediscovering Intellivision. Any suggestions for other episodes? Let me know! The next episode will be the Al Lowe Interview (Part 1). I promise.

I'm really looking forward to the bowling and basketball games. Since RS Basketball didn't get released. Although I really liked Atari Bowling, I'd like to see how you can make a better game. Are you going to utilize the trackball like some arcade games did?

I agree. He could use the same style of label like the original games.

In my latest episode I discuss the most sought-after prototype Pursuit of the Pink Panther. I discuss the history behind the game, why it wasn't released, rumors surrounding why it hasn't been dumped or copied, plus game footage taken from my own Atari 2600. Have you played the game? What did you think of it? Leave your comments with the video and subscribe if you haven't already.

I need to do some work on the sound for the Al Lowe interview. I think I should have it ready in a week.

In today's episode I discuss Death in the Caribbean, the first in my new series called "My Favorite Computer Games". This has to be one of the most frustrating computer games I've ever played. I first played it back in 1986 at my middle school computer club. None of us, not even the teacher, could beat it! Now, 30 years later, I'm showing you the secret of beating it. What are some of your favorite computer games? Let me know and maybe it will be the subject of a later episode.