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Status Updates posted by Atariperson23
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One thing i've wondered for a long time is why Taiwanese or pirate companies always chose the European, or PAL market for the 2600. Maybe America had stricter anti-piracy laws or something
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"yOu'Re CaLl iS vErY iMpOrTaNt To uS, pLeAsE sTaY oN tHe LiNe"
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Does anyone know the programming behind Entombed's maze generation? Just curious.
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February would be warm, they said. Never trust meteorologists, a broken clock is right twice a day but meteorologists are never right.
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Fix all 8 compiling errors, compile again.
*Makes corrections*
Fix all 47 Compiling errors,
compile again.
*Makes corrections*
Code compiled success- Runtime error.
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@DragonGrafx-16 I am so going to post that on our work chat.
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Genuine question:
Why do some 2600 collectors want pirate or label variation carts? You can get the real cartridge for much cheaper.-
Already have the "real deal", and tho there are thousands, there are still only "so many" different carts out there.
So, like the Everest thing-"Because they are there".
Collectors collect, it's really, REALLY a ridiculous thing, and I'd love to bag on people for doing so, but...
The bug bit me several years ago, lol, I'm now one of those crazy people, "happy accident".
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What's better, the 2600 or Intellivision, and why?
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Is it possible for the Atari 2600 to save your high scores after you turn it off?
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I wonder what Larry Kaplan would think about Beat' Em and Eat' Em?
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I wish there was a "skip ahead to 2021" button. You with me?
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I'm thinking about collecting for the 2600. Should I go into the PAL or NTSC market?
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I agree with the others, depending where you live makes a big difference (well did for me). Im from Australia and collecting for PAL just sucked from my experience. I still had alot of PAL carts although many titles were just hard to find when they're relatively easily found in North America. Sold my collection off 6 years ago and haven't felt much regret especially as Stella suits my needs anyway. Having said that id like to get a RGB modded 7800 or 2600JR from the States, Euro controllers and a Harmony cart so i can play all the games and homebrew in NTSC format on a real console. Issue i have is shipping costs...
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What games are impossible to make on the Atari 2600?
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If there was only one game you could play for the rest of your life, what would it be?
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Coke or Pepsi?
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What's your favorite pizza topping?
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@Random Terrain That's just extra flavor in my eyes.
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Have you played Atari today?
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One thing that's always been bugging me is that Atari scores go to 999,999 and then rolls over to zero. Could it not process one million or something like that?
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Haha!
A lot of games will even stop at that score count-I started calling any game that "stopped" at a certain score point "Nine Lining it"(even if it wasn't actually nines...). I think it stuck, at least with a few friends!
I used a stack of quarters as a counter, to keep up with my rollovers on Burgertime(MAME), still have all seven!
(Actually, eight...I was overly optimistic, I suppose...)
On that game in particular-someone with a score of 1,000,001 points is going to tabulate on the games scoreboard as one point, so someone with a ten thousand point game would still have the high score...
"Good" players would just play to the late 900k's, and stop playing, to get the top scoreboard spot on a machine.
