Mayhem

A lot of the boxes are made by Marc Oberhauser (Freelancer Games) so you could just directly contact him.

Oh right, didn't realise offhand, I was just going by the Lemon version as I assumed that would be the released version...

Interesting, not Atarisoft copyright in the prototype there. In-game looks about the same.

No shot of it in action?

This is why the original game Threes is a lot more challenging... you can't use this technique much with it.

Ship to Europe perhaps?

There was only a limited number made, wasn't there? Not sure why... did grab one at the time...

I suspect it's the same ROM from 1999, none of Kristoff's full games have ever been made publicly available.

I suspect it's because the listing uses GSP, hence the higher postage AND that import duty would be rolled into the costs as well. Order one direct through Sean's website here - http://www.vectrexmulti.com/order.html- which is cheaper, and ask him if he'd mark down the Customs value in the process

May depend on the console model and the power supply. My PAL 7800 doesn't work with a stepdown enhanced US supply, and my NTSC 7800 doesn't work with my UK supply.

The HES version is possibly the Activision cart anyhow with a different label and box packaging. Certainly all the Activision games that HES released for the C64 in Australia were the original carts with no changes at all, only the packaging is different.

Trippy sound? Yeah, Galway did try out a few things with Arkanoid, it was the first released C64 game with digitised sound in the music (beating Chris Huelsbeck by a month or so). Not a bad conversion, even with the extra lives bug heh.

Which is why I put it up, I was pretty sure it was as well. As I said, I used to own a real one, but it's been a good many years since I let it go...

I suspect it isn't the VecMulti mind you...

What about this one btw? http://www.ebay.com/itm/THE-ELUSIVE-ELIS-LADDER-RARE-10-FOR-ATARI/122704285059?_trkparms=aid%3D888007%26algo%3DDISC.MBE%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D41375%26meid%3D54e107b26a9b46c7804399c580e79912%26pid%3D100009%26rk%3D2%26rkt%3D2%26sd%3D142507817040&_trksid=p2047675.c100009.m1982

Hmmm, sounds interesting, might purchase one of each colour or thereabouts

Well, this thread has given me a much needed laugh. Sucks to be the people bidding on it. As someone who used to own a genuine Eli's Ladder in the past, this is 100% a repro

Pity you did it before the revamped C64 version is out...

Winner winner chicken dinner!

I believe it's due about November.

Pretty sure all the b/w labels will be NTSC, certainly Robotron, Asteroids and PP2 will be.

You'd be nucking futs not to backup the chips, even if you didn't release the dumps to the public.

Ahem... http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/maps-and-graphics/the-most-obese-fattest-countries-in-the-world/ USA is only 18th in this list, best hurry up and improve

Wow, unexpected, and tragic. B*nq and Beef Drop were two of the pioneering homebrews for the 7800, that got other people into writing games for the machine.