@joeatari1

Ah, indeed!

And this is what your general audial backdrop sounds like these days?

I'm back home from work after a long day....So..ATM just hearing the Air Conditioning, and the dryer cuz I'm also doing laundry.  I had to deal with spiderwebs and dead millers in my lamp on the sunporch, and take out the trash umm NM...About to take a shower and drink a beer so I will soon hear a CD Comp of my own devising...Lots of good, random stuff there, prolly some metal, some Lord of the Rings soundtrack, some dark ambience, Star Wars, some classics (likely 80's)...Maybe some TV theme songs, or cartoon intros, Prog rock, maybe some punk, or jazz, noise, or perhaps a type of music I call driftworks (Oh wait,   I don't know how to describe that one (Cavernous soundscapes, I guess) and video game music or anime soundtrack stuff as well...Plus stuff other people play on records...I mean I'll pick it at random from 100s of choices so I don't know exactly what it'll be yet.

It's 7 am right now, I hear Fan and Coffee pot earlier hehe and randomly seeing this on Youtube,

What about my #1 Atari VCS (2020) game? I love playing....

Oh. Right.

(not including homebrews) 2600: Pitfall!; 5200: none; 7800: Food Fight; Lynx: Toki

I don't have a 5200 or Lynx, but I'll say Dark Cavern and Rikki & Vikki.

OK,  I just found an article from a week ago that says, " Both Atari Lynx collections will be released on November 6 from Amazon and other online retailers."  So it appears they're running a bit behind schedule which is nothing new these days.

Another from 5 days ago says "

 

Retro handheld Evercade has a pair of new offerings ready for pre-order, as the Atari Lynx’ library begins arriving on the console.

The Lynx returns

Remember the Lynx? You might, if you’re of a certain age, as the handheld from Atari was a pretty impressive little device back in the early 90s. Hosting titles like Battlezone 2000, California Games, Dracula and others, it actually managed to accrue a decent library too (and even a console revision) before it fell to the technologically-inferior GameBoy.

Now the system is making a return, as two sets of games for the Evercade. A new retro-themed handheld that’s just seen release, Evercade delivers its games in the form of cartridge-stored collections.

It’s already gotten quite a few, but the Lynx Collections should be something to see. Some of these games haven’t seen the light of day in quite a while for any console, let alone another portable.

Atari Lynx Collection 1

1. Scrapyard Dog
2. Basketbrawl
3. Super Asteroids/Missile Command®
4. Awesome Golf
5. Crystal Mines II: Buried Treasure
6. CyberVirus
7. Dracula the Undead
8. Gordo 106
9. Ishido: The Way of Stones
10. Jimmy Connors Tennis
11. Loopz
12. Malibu Bikini Volleyball
13. MegaPak
14. Power Factor
15. Remnant
16. Super Sqweek
17. Xump

Atari Lynx Collection 2 (with reversible cover) 

1. California Games
2. Todd’s Adventures in Slimeworld
3. Electro Cop
4. Gates of Zendocon
5. Zarlor Mercenary
6. Blue Lightning
7. Chips Challenge
8. Checkered Flag

Both collected editions are set to be released on November 6th, and Evercade says that they are expected to be limited in availability. So if you want ’em, you might want to pre-order ’em. Fortunately, that’s something that you can do by clicking here.

He's OK, but not one of my top 3 SID musicians.

I like what he did for Battle Cars for the Super NES.

Oh my ... am I alone, all in darkness - as to Whitakkers’ Beyond The Ice Palace’...??

Is it only me, or is this a very strong fantasy/action soundtrack (composition and use of actual hardware)...?

E. T. phone home...Except he dialed my number by mistake 👽

He didn’t get the coordinates for the right planet, but instead, some really mindblowingly yummy pizza... (and guess what an animal from

outer space goes for; the pizza smell or ... the prospect of being frozen down 1 more billion years (before getting up and changing the direction of the Craft!) ...?

Pizza at your place...

...or 

... 1 (more, ie yet another) Billion years of cryogenic deep-sleep...??

This is too funny (for something you couldn't have known), because my phone number is one digit off from being 63-PIZZA (a pizza place telephone number that happens to be up the hill from me)...