A2600

cart copier?? explain!!!!!!

But the thing is that the guy instead of getting worse he gets better!! sometimes I get home and seeing him playing a Triple Play 2002 seson with 30 wins and 5 losses just baffels me!! and dont get me started on Madden and him...

I want know that too!! but I doubt it!! Its not possible!!

Let give a round-of-applause to CPUWIZ for his help in this particular topic!! and for making me realize what a jerk I was with the subject lines!!

but the pics are gone!

hey Cpuwiz where do I post the other 2 pictures of me and the vcs?

I have one when I was about 2 and the vcs in the corner again and another when I am 3 and the vcs there again!!! how cool is that... I might be posting these up too later

@chrisbid add the computer adapter and it look even better add the music sythesyser and you have a full fledged piano at your fingertips I am dying for an Intellivision II

dont get mad get GLAD

try that on a Combat cart and the world would fall apart!

This is me posing in front of my dads VCS as you can see its a Vader its on the left-bottom side of the picture... BTW I expanded my subject writing capabilities isnt that nice...

Sorry guys I will expand more on my subject lines now that I have seen that I have caused a problem in AA its ok thank you for the heads up! I will add more to the subject line!! THOUGHT for today: Expand Subject line Than You for the friendly advice and a promise that it wont happen again!! Bryan Garcia AKA: A2600

My dad bought a VCS in '84 and enjoyed it very much and had many games!! In '91 he bought me a Super Nintendo and the VCS dissapeared But in '99 I bought a VCS but he never had an interest in playing with it.. Now in 2002 I bought a PS2 and he has gone mad crazy on Madden 2003 and never paid attention to the VCS... Why? Didn't he enjoy my VCS as much as HIS VCS? Opinions?? he was 23 when he bough his VCS now he is 42 can that be the root of the problem??

A NES, toster style tested and works w/ one game A working Genesis model 1 w/ one game A Sega Master System, also tested and works w/ one game For Trade or sale sorry no controllers, hook ups upon request

Thank you my good man for the super advice!!

PM SENT!!

very nice and funny Nukey Shay!!! The real deal is that I am getting an Intellivision II and I dont know if to buy the system changer to play 2600 games on the Intellivision II ?? If I am soon to get a 7800??

A working 2600 A nice 5200 and A Excelent 7800 Would you add the VCS converter to the 5200??

Would work for cash or trade

Intellivision or Intellivision II have an Atari adapter??

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The Phantom supposibly could out win the GC,PS2, and XBOX it says it has thousands of games and its due Dec. 2003 See for yourself www.infiniumlabs.com/ BY THE WAY IT LOOKS LIKE AN XBOX MOCK UP

Any of you create/develop games that are not under the Atari range? (Ex. NES,SNES, ect...) I am just curious?

Why cant Atari release complete collections for its systems on CD for the PS2 or Xbox....? Probably one CD per System or all three in one CD!!! Can that be possible?????

Albert tell me you have the home computer or 8-Bit section ready?