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Luckily I keep all that stuff.
Instructions PDF
https://atariage.com/forums/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=844317Driver Assistant
https://atariage.com/forums/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=844318Android Tools
https://atariage.com/forums/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=844319Old instructions are on Bill's website also.
Atari Flashback X (2019) - Upgrade to Support External USB Drives - Armchair Arcade- 1
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It depends which model you have. Only the later model with the reset hole on the bottom has OTG support out of the box. You still have to hook it up to a PC and use android tools if you have the original model.
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90 for a regular AFBX isn't too bad considering the crazy prices right now. Paddles are "okay", not perfect by far.
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does your USB cable need a data line for this?
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There are all the 7800 related files for AFB9/X. The .goto file is am empty dummy file. and turns out is not needed. All of the .goto files should have been removed.
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You don't have to add anything. The A7800 core, roms and box art are already set up. Version 0.9 has been removed from Google Drive, BTW.
NEXUS V.1.0.1 is out. Atari 7800 is all set up. We are working behind the scenes to get the 2nd action button working for those games ATM.
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On 10/9/2021 at 6:31 AM, sn8k said:
When Atgames finally got it right..... it still sucked. No way that thing is more accurate than Sega's.
The final model AtGames sega flashback is the accurate one. I didn't believe it either, but, AtGames sega flashback was suposedly more accurate than Sega's own mini. @KevinMos3 was the one that actually alerted me to this fact. I don't own one to check because I actually only have the sega mini. But, I understand. I didn't believe it either. Until I started looking into it.
Not that Amazon prices mean much, but a NEW Sega mini is $115. A USED Sega flashback is like $180, NEW is $250.Amazon.com: Sega Genesis Mini - Genesis : Video Games
Amazon.com: Sega Genesis Flashback Gold - Electronic Games : Video Games
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Legends Flashback plays .sms games. Here is a pack to convert a LFB to a SMS:
https://atariage.com/forums/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=766041
TecToy makes this:
So, there are a couple options, but nothing that looks like a mini SMS shell.- 2
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try a different OTG adapter or flashdrive make sure they are USB 3.0
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We never had a dedicated pinball section. We always had redemption games. Those are the real money makers. Cyclone was almost always the #1 earner. We always had a pinball or two for the most part. They are a pain in the ass to clean and wax and keep working properly.
I played a lot of the big name players at fighting games. Alex Valle is probably the biggest name, in the handful of times we got to play casuals, he has never beaten me. But, it was mostly Tekken3/tag and some SFAII, we never got to play SFII together, I'm pretty sure he has my number on that one.
One of the workers actually kept the neon Bally sign when it was removed. He took it from the trash to his home. Bally was awesome, Namco, not so much. They basically turned all the Aladdin's into Cyberstations and made everyone wear the stupid green vest and a shirt and tie.
Street Fighter II through about Tekken Tag was the best time at our arcade. Pac-Man and high scores sucked at that time, no one cared. Honestly, no one gave a shit if you were good at Galaga, or any one player game, it was all about fighting games. Springfield Aladdin's was very hardcore when it came to fighters. There were many, many nights we played games after close until we opened the next day. People would sleep on skeeball machines. We traveled everywhere to compete and did really well. St. Louis, Chicago, Atlanta, Cincinnati, Las Vegas, L.A., you name it. A couple guys moved to California permanently. Well, Dance Dance Revolution and music games eventually came in and killed it. It didnt help that home games were as good as arcade games by the end and they were online. I think if the Arcade scene had more powerful hardware than home and put the arcade games online, they may have lasted a bit longer. Kind of highly opinionated, I know, but that is how I see it.
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did you flash the correct custom firmware?
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Yes, we were lucky. The key to keeping the arcade open was selling birthday parties. On slow weeks, the workers would buy a birthday package, get the food court food and cake that goes with it, eat that, and sell all the bulk discounted tokens to get our money spent back. We kept that arcade open any way we could.
The arcade is now gone, but there are still games scattered across town, mostly at movie theaters, that still are part of Aladdin's Castle (They all have the same Namco property tags on them.)
Namco had Cyberstations, but they kept a few of the Aladdin's Castles open then. We had a helluva group of players. Steve/Stephanie Brownback (From NetherRealm Studios) was an up and coming player at that time. Definitely no loose sticks or flaky buttons at our location.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
A couple of my favorites stories:
We had a thing were we would challenge cocky players to a fighting game. We would wager shoes vs shoes. (Winner gets other persons pair of shoes they are wearing) Once you would win, you would tell the person they now have to leave the arcade because you have to have shoes and shirt to be in there. (They almost always got their shoes back, BTW)One time a cocky tekken 3 player who was in a wheelchair challenged me to tekken. I used King and beat him using ONLY the figure four leg lock (Which makes a bone breaking sound) I literally beat a crippled guy by doing nothing but break his legs over and over. It got very quiet and very awkward after a few and it became clear what I was doing.
If we really didn't like someone, we would just flick the power to the section of the arcade floor and reset there game. Our circuit breaker box had all the areas marked so we could turn off and on quickly any section of a few games we wanted. Then we would give them a token, say sorry, and pretend like we didn't know what happened.
Related to that, we got Tekken 3 as soon as it came out. We knew the sub characters were time released so we never turned that game off at night. We had all the extra chars first in America. The Cali guys would get with us on mIRC to find out who was next, how to get to them and what moves were new. Don't believe me? Here is the proof:
Tekken 3 - Move List and Guide - PlayStation - By White Lotus - GameFAQs (gamespot.com)I used to feel bad about this stuff, then I heard what they were doing to kids out in California at Golf Land Arcade.
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Do your file names have spaces in them?
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I think they are leaving money on the table if they don't have flashbacks and portables around during the holidays.
I realize not many are like me and tinker with the flashbacks for years on end, but APL connectivity with them gives you hundreds of more games via the community build on your arcade cabinet. And it already works. They just need to keep implementing it in other products
"Open and Connected" really seems to mean open to adding bootleg games and connected to the internet so you can subscribe to ArcadeNet $$$. It doesn't mean open and connected to their other products, which is a bummer. If the max is getting two USB ports, then give it APL with the flashbacks.AtGames, OPEN up the Legends Core Max and Legends Connect 2 so we can CONNECT it to the flashbacks.
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As a young kid when the system was new, Mike Tyson's Punch-Out and Karnov were the hardest ones that I beat. I beat all the Castlevanias and Mega Mans. I Never did beat Zelda 2, only until later. On emulators and with save states.
When I was a kid and asked for a new game on NES (or even rent one), my parents would ask If I had beaten all the ones I owned yet. That really motivated me to master whatever games I had that sucked or were hard. It wasn't so much a rule or goal that they set, but just something they would say when I wanted a new game and they didn't want to buy a new game. Basically it backfired on them.
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ah PSX, I too was older but we still didn't have lots of money. Someone had a system, someone had an extra pad and a memory card, and someone had Mortal Kombat 3, Street Fighter the Movie and Battle Arena Toshinden.
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Like Atarifan88 said, original Atari sticks do work. I have used real 2600 sticks, other flashback sticks (AFB1 sticks do not work), Cirka sticks, Hyperkin Troopers (the Ranger does not work), I even hacked a FB stick and made a Sanwa arcade joystick. It's the original Atari paddle controllers that won't work w/o modding.
What you won't have is the extra buttons on that P1 joystick and no way to back all the way out of the game list with the menu button. The AFB NEXUS community build has a workaround for that though.
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LEGENDS FLASHBACK 2019 (MODEL NO: FB8660)
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0.1.17
Release Date: 2020/02/12 ##Games - Resolved non-launch issue for "Donald in Maui Mallard" and "The Jungle Book" while connecting the Legends Flashback console to select TV models ## Miscellaneous - Resolved game missing issue after upgrade to version 0.1.16 on select Legends Flashback consoles
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0.1.16
Release Date: 2020/02/05 ## Highlights - Improved APL "jerky" controls on Legends Ultimate ## Miscellaneous - Minor bugfixes
Bro, they haven't updated the Legends Flashback since early 2020.
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Being 12 at the time, I remember kids trading carts for a few days at a time at school to get the most out of your system. I'm sure kids still do it, but, its fun during a systems launch when your a child because the average kid only had a couple to a few games.
Super Punch Out was one I was always borrowing, until I got a copy for myself.- 2
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Balloon Girl / Sharkstorm Atari 2600 Dual Cart
in Atari 2600
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This is what we use for "Box art" on the Atari Flashbacks.