classicgamer74

I just posted part two where I talk about wrestling games from the 90's. Enjoy and please give feedback.

Does anyone have a .bin of the fireplace?

Cool. Thanks.

Ok. I didn't think it had. I couldn't find it in the usual places.

Does anyone have a rom of Stella's Stocking? I wanted to review it on my channel.

In my latest episode I discuss the Atari 2600, 5200, and 7800 baseball games. I have to say that I felt the 5200 version of RS Baseball has to be the best. I really think that a lot of people didn't give the 5200 a chance. I have recently re-discovered it and I have enjoyed the games for it. I know there were a lot of cosmetic problems with the console and it didn't help that you couldn't play 2600 games on it, but regardless I really enjoyed RS Baseball for it. I didn't discuss the 7800 version of RS Baseball because it was just an abomination. But that's just my opinion and everyone is entitled to have one. Anyways, thanks for the views and please subscribe if you haven't already.

Thank you. Much appreciated. From all of you.

In my latest episode I discuss the games made in the joint venture between Atari and the CCW. I hadn't discovered these until just recently as I do not recall seeing a single commercial for these back in the day. Both my brother and me were older when they came out so my parents wouldn't have purchased any of these games for us. Regardless, I think it's too bad that they weren't more successful because if you've played any of them you can see that A LOT of work went into them. They were much more advanced in every aspect from other games from that time. It is too bad that the Grover game wasn't released, too as it was fun (still a kid in there somewhere). Anyways, did any of you have these games back in the day? The kid's controller? Do any of you have it today and maybe let your kids and grandkids play it? I'd really like to hear about your own experiences with the kid's controller and the educational games. Thanks again for the views and feedback, as always. Please subscribe if you haven't already. https://youtu.be/PKjwTvKbRAo

True, but think back to how many cassettes you wore out back in the day. I have totally lost count, myself.

You could get the Stella Gets a New Brain CD. Doesn't it have all the Starpath files on it? It was mentioned above. Might be something to think about. I dont miss cassettes at all either!

I just saw that online. That would have been great back in the day, had I owned the Supercharger. When i was in 2nd garde my parents bought me a cassette player, the typical kind that played and recorded. Eventually the Play button wore out. If I'd had the Supercharger it would have died sooner, I'm sure. Thanks for the heads up on that extra.

In my 40th episode I discuss the Starcharger and its games. I never had this as a kid, nor did any of my friends have it. Honestly, I just heard of it not too long ago! Did any of you have it? Had it? Or have played it? Did it work like it claimed? I'd like to hear about it. Also, I'd like to thank everyone for the views, the likes, the suggestions, the criticisms, and subscribing. I've had a lot of fun doing this. Someday I hope to achieve legendary status like James Rolfe and John Hancock. But until then, thanks for viewing.

Amazing.

No, I've heard rumors for years about a sequel but I didn't know if they were just rumors. What have you heard?

In the latest episode I discuss Keystone Kapers by Activision. This has to be one of my favorite games, as I am a big fan of both Garry Kitchen's work and silent comedies. I enjoy just about anything with Mabel Normand, and they are frequently in her early films. Playing this is almost like being in one of the Mack Sennett comedies. This is one of the few Activision games that I earned a patch for. Have any of you earned any Activision patches? Which games?

Thomas, I have to say that this is amazing. I will talk about it on a later episode. Wow.

In the latest episode of my Youtube channel I discuss and profile some of my favorite Atari 2600 Hacks. It was hard to choose only a few as there are several out there that I like and so I know that I will be doing a followup episode sooner than later. Even while making this I found a lot more that I wished I could have used. But you guys understand... Like the Homebrews episode I want to show the talent that these programmers have. I always like to give people the platform they need to showcase the fruits of their labor, even though very few people have helped me in such a way with my books. Regardless, I think these are talented people and their work will bring hours of joy to those who play these hacks. I want to thank you guys for the views, the subscriptions and for the suggestions and criticisms. This channel of mine wouldn't be possible without your input and views. Thank you.

Wow.

Does Bob Montgomery hang out on the forums? I've always wanted to meet him.

Scramble is too awesome. I didn't play the arcade game when I was younger. It's going on the next Homebrews episode. Can you guys suggest any others?

I love Aardvark. I don't know how you could improve it. But count me in for support.

In my latest episode I discuss some of my favorite Atari 2600 Homebrews. I know there are A LOT of them, probably in the hundreds, but these are just some of them. I give all the credit in the world to the programmers who make these games, as I can't even imagine the amount of time and effort that goes into making the simplest games. I have a lot of ideas for games myself, but I lack the patience to do it! There are so many talented programmers out there, and I know that someday I'll have to do a followup. If you have any suggestions for homebrews that I missed, please let me know. Also, please don't forget to subscribe to my channel if you haven't already. Thank you.

It's in the episode. How could I not mention that? It was one of the few games my mom played more than I did.

BurgerTime is getting its own episode. I haven't tried Diner, yet. Will have to. Thanks

Not on my channel. But thanks for watching!