Magmavision2000

What did I just watch? XD

Just curious.

Update: So one of my games stopped working on the system after 1 day so this system now gets a 7.5/10.

Alright, so I broke my NES a couple of months ago (it's a long story) and I've been looking for a NES to play my games on and I found this thing on ebay for $25 (including shipping) and i said "what the heck i might as well check it out". After waiting about 4 days, it came into the mail today and I was pretty excited to see what a $25 NES would have in store. So In the box you get: 1. System 1. A/V Cable 1. Power Adapter 2. Controllers So I hook it up to my CRT and pop in Super Mario Bros and already there's a huge problem, it sounds like nesticle. Everything was in a different pitch and Sounded like Mario ate one too many mushrooms, after I was done with that vaporwave version of Super Mario Bros I decided to play some Ninja Gaiden 2 on the system and guess what? There was little to no difference between playing on an original NES and playing it on this NOAC system! After being happy my $25 NOAC system wasn't nesticle in a box I played every game I have in my collection and they all worked, except one and that was Ninja Gaiden 1. So out of all 8 of my games 6 work (seemingly) perfectly, 1 has bad sound and 1 doesn't work at all. The controllers are really above average. They're like if Nintendo made brand new NES controllers but rounded. Overall I give this system an 8/10. This system is a decent NOAC Clone System and it's perfect for someone who just started collecting for the NES but doesn't want to spend $60-$80+ for an original NES. even though it has poor sound quality on some games and May have some terrible compatibility issues it still gets the job done and plays most of the essentials. Basically its like McDonalds, its not the best but it gets the job done.

Mine is Verdun, it's (probably) the most realistic WW1 shooter out there. Grand Theft Auto 5 is a close second.

Launch edition, L@@k and "rare" are the three words that grinds my gears

I haven't even looked through all 750 pages of this thread and i already want to do this to it.

Pong hands down. (Someone probably already said this) 2-player Ice climbers looks fun (never played it though)

I redrew the sprites with 8 pixels wide in mind

Now i'm not a programmer, but I've been thinking of a Game where you play as a JSDF helicopter Pilot and you have to fight a division of evil helicopter pilots, alien U.F.Os and the final boss Godzilla. Even though I said i'm not a programmer, I drew up some crappy sprites on some graph paper as seen below. So what do you guys think? Would you play an atari game about godzilla?

Let's say i bought a video game lot from Japan and it contains Japanese games, would I be able to sell this lot in america? or would I need some sort of import license to sell them?

Hands down Return of the Jedi Death Star Batlle. Any game where you play as lando shooting through a 1980s grid forcefield with weird Atari sounds is weird to me

To my knowledge the tank console never released.

If the machine is broken down and on its last legs, I don't care what happens to it. If the machine is in perfect working condition and was made in the 70s, no. Just no.

Does anyone on Atariage know when Othello was released

For those who don't know, Heavyweight Champ is a 1976 boxing game released by Sega and is considered to be the first fighting game ever made, but unfortunately it didn't do to well in the arcades and fell into obscurity when the 1987 remake came out. All that exists of the game now is a Japanese game flyer and a recent picture of a cabinet which sadly looks like this: Do any of you guy and gals on Atariage know about this or by some chance have any memories of this game? EDIT: I forgot to add the lost media wiki post [url="https://www.lostmediawiki.com/Heavyweight_Champ_(lost_SEGA_arcade_boxing_game;_1976)"

Was it 1983/1984 severe or was it just a burnout?

Thanks for the links my man :-)

I'm basing the question on the possible amount of Atari games nobody knows about at all, I'm not talking about games like Birthday Mania and Extra Terrestrials.

I've had this thought in my mind for sometime and I'm curious on what you guys and gals on Atariage think? I believe there's probably like 150-200 lost or unknown Atari 2600 games out in the wild.

I know it's not an Atari proto but I'm curious if it's ever been dumped and if it's playable on a modded Sega saturn

I know it's been 4 years but has there been any updates?

QUICK UPDATE I've decided to boost my "Deadline" for getting these pong systems to there 50th anniversary due to money problems getting into the way of things, I think I'll be able to get the cheap ones like video pinball and super pong by the end of the year and the expensive and rare ones throughout next couple of years. I'll be posting updates and questions on the pong consoles on this thread so stay tuned.

The thing that surprises me the most about the 2600 is the number of unreleased games and console variations. also the short time it co-existed with the super Nintendo and sega genesis/Megadrive is surprising.