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Elevator Action - 11,900

Laser Gates - 3,460 Blueprint - 17,800

Mousetrap (Skill 3) - 310,800 After playing the ColecoVision version for countless years, this version is too easy.

Volfied - 179,490 I posted notes on some of the other HSCs trying to draw some more players here.

Hey, everyone....come on over to the TG-16 HSC and give Volfied a try. It's a fun game and it's lonely over there!!!

Yup, I couldn't figure out which key to press to use them until I read the manual. I'll try them next time. I've had lots of experience with this game on the ColecoVision.

Hey everyone....come play Volfied in the TG-16 HSC. It's a fun game and it's kind of lonely over there!!!

Hey everyone...come play Volfied in the TG-16 HSC. It's a fun game and it's kind of lonely over there!!!

It's awfully lonely here!!!

Volfied - 133,850

Mousetrap (Skill 3) - 63,500

I have a Saturn, but not this game so I will have to try out the emulators. Will get to it soon.

Frogger (Fast) - 11,020

Frogger (Fast) - 10,180

I went to his house one time. It was kind of out in the middle of nowhere. I had purchased an Atari 8-bit power supply from him, but it was the wrong kind. Rather than send it back to exchange it, I just drove it there. As he lives about 40 miles from me. I've bought quite a bit of stuff from him over the years. He's been around a long time.

I was also going to suggest B&C as I have had good luck with them, but when I went to their web page last night it is devoid of listings and there was a message on each page saying: ST Hardware Last change 08/03/2018 Temporarily not available due to Maintanence. Sorry we we have had several of our Windows XP Systems crash that we use to update our prices list so have not been able to update price and stock levels on many items. I am trying hard to correct this but just do not have the time right now. As it is dated in 2018, I'm wondering if they are still in business.

Yeah, I read some of that info someplace. But any modifications like adding resistors, etc. are beyond my feeble skills. I tried adjusting the horizontal on the monitor as that seems to be the way the text is scrunched, but it didn't do much good. I probably should try the vertical too, just in case. I will try that in the morning. I just learned how to adjust the settings on the monitor tonight as it has a weird little switch to toggle through the settings and it took me a while to figure it out.

OK, thanks for those other options. I'll keep them in mind, but where my ST sits now I'm kind of stuck with the existing set up. Even with the slightly out-of-whack medium resolution, I like my multisync monitor a lot better than the ST's Atari monitor.

Hoping someone can give me some advice. I haven't used my Atari 1040ST much over the last few years, but I'm starting to get back into it. A couple of years ago I bought a cable from Best Electronics that allows you to hook the ST up to a multisync monitor which I also bought from another source. The thing works great in LOW and HIGH resolution, but when displaying in MEDIUM resolution, some of the text on screen looks scrunched and some letters look like they disappear all together. Is there any fix for this? Can I adjust something on the monitor so it displays correctly? I am hesitant to play with any monitor settings until I know for sure, so any guidance with be appreciated!!!

http://www.best-electronics-ca.com/cables.htm Scroll down to: Miscellaneous, ST Cables

Frogger (Fast) - 9,650

Donkey Kong Jr. - 68,800

Thanks! I will give a look at that one too. I had not previously heard of that one, although I would have to see it to be 100% sure. It's been a long time since I've done any of this stuff.

Ah, thanks...FLOIMG sounds familiar. I know I've done it before, but couldn't remember what program was used. I already have that one on my PC someplace so I'll give it a try in the morning.

It's been years since I've put disk images back on real Atari ST disks. Can someone please remind me how to transfer a .ST format disk image back to a real Atari ST disk?