classicgamer74

Congratulations! You guys did a great job on this already iconic game. I was happy that you won.

Really? I've got to check that out. I've been really getting into Intellivision in recent years.

In today's episode I interview Homer Flynn, spokesman for The Residents. We discuss the long-lost Atari 2600 game Mark of the Mole and the CD ROM game Bad Day on the Midway and other things. Check it out!

Sorry, I had to pull the video as Al pointed out that the sound was bad. I'm going to work on it and repost it soon.

Thanks, Boneman, you're the best. I just uploaded a new one I think everyone will like...

Thank you! I'll do that!

On the suggestion by one of my fellow AA posters, I am going to start posting all my new video and channel information here. If you have any suggestions, or comments about my channel, please feel free to post them here. Today's episode is the first in a three part series where I interview legendary programmer Al Lowe. Many of you are familiar with his work as he is the creative mind behind Leisure Suit Larry, The Black Cauldron, Freddy Pharkus and many others at Sierra On Line. https://youtu.be/-s8Ye4kcq3w Do you have any suggestions of programmers you'd like me to interview? Or are you a programmer yourself who is interested? DM me and we'll set something up.

I'm really looking forward to the game. I still think that if the original programmer had been able to advertise on a bigger platform then everybody and their brother would have probably ordered it. I know I would have loved to have it. That would be a keepsake that you'd never get rid of. When I was a boy some kids lost their minds when their parents got them pencils with their names on them!

Love it. There were multiple other sports games, but only one hockey game, unless you count Video Olympics.

You know what? You're exactly right. From now on I'm going to give my own opinion. Generalizing is a big problem and I don't have a clue what's in anyone else's heads, much less my own sometimes... Personally, when I was a kid I liked it and so did my mother. We used to have challenges as to who got the furthest. We did that for Ms. and Jr.

I can't even tell you how many hours I spent playing Battle Chess. Good times.

Is it just me or is this game REALLY addictive?

I like this guy.

Thanks for the suggestion. Probably a much better idea. I'll do that.

Ok, thanks!!

In the latest episode of my channel I compare and contrast Pac-Man with its various ports. It amazes me how similar each port is, and yet how different. It's funny how everyone hates the Atari 2600 port, but to be honest I think the Intellivision is probably the least spectacular. And have you seen the Atari 8 versions? I'm not sure either of them are official ports or not. Plus, I also discuss two homebrew versions: Pac-Man 4k and Pac-Man Collection for the Atari 7800.

I figured as much. Still I wouldn't mind showing the few available scenes on my channel. I'm doing an episode later on where I discuss incomplete prototypes, like Pompeii and Squoosh.

Okay, thanks for answering. I dont understand which one to purchase. I have the 32G card to put my bins on. But which cart should I get? I want a cart for it, not just the chip. Pretty much the one in the picture. What are the difference between them? I know one is more expensive but what else? Which do you recommend?

I'd like some information on the Harmony cart. Can someone help?

Does anyone have a .bin file of this game? I would like to try it out and review it for my channel.

Okay, thanks. I'm looking for Basic Programming for the Atari 2600. I would like to get the overlays and instruction manual. I have a set of keyboard controllers so I don't need those. It doesn't have to be in the box, as I'm going to play it.

Yes, I guess I should have specified.

I am looking for Basic Programming with the instructions.

In this episode I discuss the homebrews nominated for this year's Atari Awards. After watching the video, please make sure and vote for your favorite homebrews, hacks, demos and more. Thanks!!

I believe he will. He seemed very enthusiastic about the idea when we talked.