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Yeah, I think you can get a SVG into tinkercad

Is there a way to get the pcb into tinkercad? I thought I did that once on a case design but can't seem to figure it out anymore. That's the only way I know to get all the holes to line up.

It is a really fun game, I've been playing the C64 version since it first came out. I was waiting and hoping the atari version would get some color, so gonna buy this version now.

I got the info from the Attack of the Petscii robots facebook group

David Murray posted a newer version of Attack of the Petscii Robots for the Atari 8-bit which uses Atari color text mode. It looks great If you have already bought the game, just go to your download page on the 8-bit website and grab the new download https://www.the8bitguy.com/ Now if we just had a readily available or open source SNES controller adaptor for the atari 8-bit.

I made a case for Hofster's 90 degree cartridge adaptor PCB and uploaded it to Thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5159147

Glad it works, it is a great cart to have

I build a short version as well, works fine. I used a 27c512 eprom(with the uv window)

I put a fujinet in a 1030 and hooked up the original 1030 Led's to work.

I know the most recent game I played that did it was Oscars trash can race(uses keyboard controller)

I got my diy kit from brewing academy in the mail yesterday, haven't had time to try to order all the other parts as of yet.

Yeah, a way to disable it would be nice, I have had a run of games lately that exit while playing. Had to resort to bringing out the old unocart to play.

Wow, those are amazing looking! Great job. Very professional looking

Same with me, my problem is my desk is kinda tight, so I don;t have much room between the C64 and the monitor. I should have Hofster's board in hand in just a few more days and will get it put together and tested.

Just ordered my DIY kit

Who, me? Didn't get anything

Just played the demo through all 10 levels on my Dragonfly cart. Amazing work on this. Always was my favorite game on the 2600, and this 7800 version just looks and plays amazing. Now I must rest my hand from that Pain-Line controller

I thought about just designing my own pcb, but like you said, I don't have the connector footprints. As far as I can tell, there is no US source for these and I found no open source projects for one.

I am in need of a 90 degree expansion port(cartridge) adaptor for a C64, and am having no luck finding one in the USA. Anyone sell them, or is there a open source project for one I can make myself that I am missing? Thanx for any leads

First off, really great job for such a early version of the game! Here are my results testing on real hardware: The game does not work on a UnoCart? I just get a black screen on a 4 switch and a jr. On a harmony cart on my 4 switch all is well, no issues On a harmony cart on my 2600jr. it loads to title screen, 1 and 3 game select are switching back on forth on their own, try to start game, 1 and 3 are overlaid on top of one another, death comes and pushes the number off screen, then just black screen.

I am using one of those old dell 2001fp monitors that has dvi and s video, but not HDMI. Will this still work on that setup?

I have had ESP8266 that worked fine in ESPlorer, but would not work in the Pluscart, very annoying. Hope this one works for you!

All seems to be working fine.

Great job on the 800xl. Really enjoyed watching the series so far!