Mayhem

Yes, it's the artwork from Double Dragon 2 (it was also used for the C64, Spectrum, Amstrad etc conversions).

Funky... I like heh...

Terrific!

A bit like certain plastics going yellow inside sealed boxes too. Sunlight merely speeds it up, it doesn't trigger it.

Cheers she also worked on some obscure mainframe hardware that I worked on as well (albeit much later than her), which is one link heh.

"Location:Chicago, IL"

Need to go through my games to determine how many I need, but will look to place an order sometime soon

Clue is in the location below his avatar

Wow, wasn't expecting that heh...!

ALL the boxes are the same for starters. Not sure on the manuals, but I think many of them will be the same.

I can back 8Bit up there in regards to Megacart orders heh...

Indeed, I was mostly going through what happened to the UK produced computers (bar the C64 of course). I know the A8 was about in the UK but I didn't know a single person back in the day who actually owned one, whereas I did actually know a kid who had a Dragon, and someone else had an Oric. By 1986, it was pretty much just the Speccy and C64, and then the 16-bit computer slowly crept in...

There wasn't really any sort of computer industry crash in Europe, but post 1985, an awful lot of the competition had been removed, liquidated, gone out of business, or close to being (Dragon, Oric, Jupiter Ace etc). Only the Spectrum and Commodore truly survived, and Amstrad bought Sinclair's computing branch in 1986.

Ah, so that's where my copy ended up

If people want to supply fixed versions, I will update GB20 with them!

For CC2, would a new bankswitching config file on the device sort this?

I do know a couple of the components no longer exist, but I don't know how much that would impact matters if you could find replacements. Replacing the card reader and type wouldn't be that hard I guess? Probably goes to show how much I was still able to sell my spare CC2 for earlier this year.

SOLD!

Although considering the number of programs on Sean's most recent multicart is now over 100, that's more than just a few aside from the original games heh.

Am I right in thinking that the POKEY is soldered to the 7800 board in the homebrews, and thus not something we could easily do (at least I wouldn't trust myself!), thus having to send you the POKEY to install in our copy?

I knew of it, because of the C64 conversion. As you say, it's not a terrific game, I think Zzap!64 gave it something like 48%.

I guess all the POKEY went on Crystal Castles?

Yes, I run Adblock Plus for starters on my browser. For those adverse to clicking through to Photobucket, I've added the photo directly to the first post.

Sadly, a massive bill dropping on me coupled with possible redundancy means thinking about selling a few items, and hoping I find a new job within a few months... Anyhow, here is the Commavid Magicard for the Atari 2600. The board is naked because it was from the initial release of the program, only the later releases had a cart shell with label. Comes with the original manual (not a reproduction), the two original keyboard overlays (white) and a pair of reproduction overlays (black). Rounding it off is a box manufactured by ShyOne (aka Mrs CPUWiz), I believe less than five of these were made back in the early 2000s. As Magicard never had an actual box, then this is the best you are going to get, no doubt about it! Price wise, I'm looking for US$1500 ONO.

Bump time, I sold some of the Supercharger set, so the rest is relisted.