Giles N

Just askin’

It just seems its hard times getting PokeyOne games ordered...

Probably just a tile to put you back to start, having to do the sewer-level all over again. ie.a diffculty/puzzle-object

@HDN Get something like this (for Robotron 2084):

Klax (contact ‘Good Deal Games’). should of course be 9/10. bit of typo there...

Donkey Kong: - there is an updated version around which have all four levels, not just three. Stick around here at AtariAge, and you may get the ‘updated’ version from someone. Robotron: you can get special controllers for this game; either the arcade-quality-but-expensive from AtariAge’s shop, or double-gamepads from RetroGameBoyz (check ebay for example). If you liked both Commando and Robotron 2084, you may also want to check out - Dark Chambers (Gauntlet style game) - Ikari warriors (Commando-style game, not quite as good, but with 2 player simultaneously) If you enjoyed DK, you could check out Donkey Kong Junior, where you play as Donkey Kongs son and tries to resque Donkey Kong from Mario...

Whaddya think of the titles you got?

Yeah, please do update the list - and ... good gaming!

- Ninja Golf (fighting game: 9/10) - Commando (top-down view shooter: 9,5/10) - Motor Psycho (motor-cycle 3rd person view game; 8/10) - Sirius (horizontal space shooter 8,5/10 ) - Plutos (vertical space shooter8,5/10 ) - Scrapyard Dog (platformer; 9/10) - Alien Brigade (light-phaser ‘on rails’ shooter 8,5/10) - Klax (brick-puzzler: 9/9) - Midnight Mutants (adventure 8/10) - Fatal Run (drive and shoot: 8,5/10) - Rampage (monster/b-movie - destruction action/arcade: 8/10) - Robotron 2084 (top down one screen massive (!!) shooter: 9/10) - - homebrews: - Bentley Bears Crystal Quest (platformer: 9,5/10) - Pac Man collection (maze, 9,5/10) - Rikki & Vikki (platform-puzzler: 9/10) - Froggie (arcade classic/top down frog escape-game: 8,5/10) Optional: - the hack of Scrapyard Dog where you are the dog and are to resque your owner... (see hack section here) - - - I’m not saying other games are bad; I just wanted to mention those I find best (which you don’t own).

Scrapyard Dog - final puzzle:

Lynx 1 & 2 ?

I respect his decisions... It was merely a suggestion concerning how to (possibly) make a few more bucks on already-attained programming-knowledge. I’m satisfied with PenguinNets production and delivery. Suggestions are not orders. Just an attempt at constructive feedback as to how to use ones skills & knowledge. It was meant as a compliment to skill, and a possible way of getting more money for time already invested (that is: reading up and understanding on 7800 programming and game-developement). - - - I certainly respect PenguiNets and TailChao’s own decisions.

I did buy your game, - patreon are given to voluntary donations... ... making a good name, a good reputation... may have its own unique valuta... ... your team may be very experienced by now... (as to 7800 production) ... knowledge may be ... income...

Not much, if they know anything about coding...

I cannot imagine horizontal - > (and/or) vertical screen-use, to be a real screen problem (If necessary, they’d just choose one way of playing the LYNX version)

I would, - apart from the original topic, - advice to try out these games for the 5200: 1) Pole Position 2) Pengo 3) Resque on Fractalus 4) Mr Do’s Castle 5) Buck Rogers 6) Gremlins 7) Star Raiders 8.) Frogger 2 - three deep 9) Gyruss 10) Moon Patrol 11) Pitfall II 12) Wizard of Wor 13) Missile Command 14) Star Wars - Arcade — for a start

Perhaps this thread can provide some inspiration: https://atariage.com/forums/topic/294139-which-atari-5200-games-means-the-most-to-you-and-why-these/

So, which: 1) Lynx games 2) Atari Jaguar games 3) Atari 7800 games 4) Atari 5200 games 5) Atari 2600 games 6) Atari ST games ... do you want to see released for/on the Evercade...?

@edladdin any breaking-news as to the superb-looking 5200 arcade controller? 👍🏻😊

@TailChao ... look, you’re already sharing your expertise... — why not make 3-4 youtube vids on how to do 7800 programming and game-making...? — You could, - perhaps -, use patreon as a source of financial support...