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So far I only see 4 and 6 switch boards. Anything for the Jr?

Just not the one it originally shipped with. Why? XENOPHOBE! And the NES version sucks mightly. 906415[/snapback] Uh, after reading the Videogame Critics review are you sure Xenophobe is good on the 7800?

Many people have said that the C64 versions are pretty good - however I am looking for the better cartridge versions of these softs. Thanks

I think I will pick up some lynx programming... My spinach is wilting.

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64 bits and it keeps on ticking [brokenpic]

cause he's moving on... over by the river to catch some catfish

My halibut is a bit crispy

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In the Jaguar-section of www.duranik.com you can find 2 (short) MPEGs of concepts for later levels of Native (the published demo-program has only one level). Regards Matthias 907772[/snapback] OMFG...... I know there isn't much video footage but I've never seen anything like what's in the video on ANY console. I can't believe it's a homebrew! I would definately purchase it if the game became available - provided it wasn't sold at grey poupon prices (*cough* BS: Gold)

Both Asperion and Maelstrom has been updated to OSX with new graphics/music/sound.

Pressure Cooker 2000 Winter Games 2000

I've heard that the game slows down a bit when a 2nd player is involved. How badly does it slow down?

If anyone makes a quality homebrew of this title for cartridge format I will be the first in line to buy a copy The thing is, you really have to see it in action. It is really smoooooooth.

Would it be possible for someone to make a quicktime/wmv of this in action?

fava beans are NOT the answer

http://cgi.ebay.com/BattleSphere-Gold-for-...1QQcmdZViewItem What a low generous price! I am humbled by such generosity!

How many Gold copies are there? It was my understanding that 300 copies of Classic exist - but have no idea on Gold.

My goodness! Someone is going to have fun!

The concept is this: The family wants to enjoy games that don't involve blowing things up or causing harm to symbolic creatures or symbolic living things. What's wrong with that? It doesn't matter that it's an Atari 2600 - conceptually games where you kill things don't exactly bring out the best in children. Children don't know better. Some reponses to what I've read: Kaboom - You are not creating bombs you are stopping them from going off. Frogger - Yes, frogs die - but only if you are not good enough. Asteroids - Shooting the asteroids - but what about the UFO's? Space Invaders - Where's the diplomacy? I know this seems a bit weird to most people. But seriosly, why all the wise crack comments for people who just want violentless video games? PS: I really like the comment about eating the sheets off the ghosts

A friend of mine came to me and asked if I could make some recommendations on some high quality games for the Atari 2600 that: 1) Don't involve shooting/killing (even aliens/bugs) (Almost everything) 2) Not into destruction/destroying things 3) Games are of high quality (think A grade games) These are the only ones I could come up with. Any suggestions? California Games Frogger (Starpath "Official" version) Ice Hockey Jawbreaker Jr. Pac-Man Kaboom! Maze craze Ms. Pac-man Pressure Cooker Winter Games I know you eat Ghosts in the Pacman games but they are already dead

But... that's not really a cartridge version, is it? I'm still a fan of the Parker Brothers 2600 version. It's definitely in my 2600 top ten. I find it superior to the Intellivision version. (Never played the 5200 version, though.) 906166[/snapback] Sigh - you're right.. I wonder if some of the Starpath games can be burned into cartridges

So far I'm thinking the Supercharger version of Frogger for the 2600. Not just for it being close, you can get really comfortable controllers for the 2600 as well.

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