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Can you survive 112 Ocean Avenue??? This game will ship with the current open order for Forbidden Lands. [media] [/media] You enter in the house ... into darkness. You can only see where your flashlight shines. You can move left, right or forward. You must find the Master key to open chests. You must collect diamonds hidden in the chests. There are 4 different magic spells in the chests that you can use against creatures. There are 4 different evil creatures hiding in the dark strength: 8, 10, 12 or 14. -Then you enter in fight mode. -You must roll the dice to fight the creature. -The dice indicates how much strength the creature will lose. -Each time you roll the dice, the creature will advance one step toward you.... Will anyone survive???? This is the newest game by Rafael Cardoso ! Released 31 Oct 2016 by Videopac.is@live.be Limited run: 50 copies for Odyssey2 & 50 copies for Videopac(+) 29e Please let me know the following when you reserve: 1) How many copies? 2) Version - Odyssey 2 or Videopac+ 3) Case Yes or No - Odyssey 2 case - 4e - VP+ case - 8e Pre-order lists: ScottyDont00 O2 with Case - Paid Tigerinatlanta O2 with Case Doug0909 O2 with Case Rhcocker O2 with Case KylJoy O2 with Case Scobb O2 with Case Rick Reynolds 02 no case Atarinut76 O2 with Case Darrin999 O2 with Case Necron99 O2 with Case byonddrivn O2 with Case How this works and why I am awesome: 1. I don't not charge any extra, you will pay only the actual cost of the game, case, and poster if you decide to get them as well as your portion of shipping from Belgium and shipping from me to you. 2. We split the shipping from Belgium to my house in the US which is $36 for up to 5kgs - the more people that reserve a copy the less it costs us all. 3. This provides tracking from Belgium to me at huge savings ( 1 game alone would be $12+ with tracking). 4. I'll update everyone once it ships to me and then I quickly send them out to you to start playing. -
Hi everyone, as of this week, Assembloids 2600 is available in the AtariAge store. https://atariage.com/store/index.php?l=product_detail&p=1094 Thanks Albert! And also thanks for Thomas Jentzsch who published his savekey code which enabled us to support it for this game and all of its skill levels. I set up a simple score chart here: http://assembloids.de/scores.html and I will update it with incoming scores pasted to this thread (or other sources). Would be great to see what people reach. So far the highest scores I saw were from Sven the graphics artist who made the game with me and my wife (myself as well . During the German Gamescom last year we witnessed several people returning to our stand to improve their play. The attached file is an animated GIF from some shots during that event. I believe the highest skill levels pose a serious challenge to anyone (and quite possibly to your heart). Best wishes and thanks to all of you who helped getting this game done and out! Cheers, Martin
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Hey guys, I've got question. I just got Galactopus from Al, and love it. Cool and addicting game. Anyway, I am always curious of what the high score/world record is of the games I play on Atari. I looked on Record Setter as well as conducted a Google search and found nothing about this game as far as any kind of record. Do any of you know if there has been a high score posted anywhere for this? Where else can I check? I'm new at this forum thing too, so hopefully I am using it right. Thanks!
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here it is my prized 7800 collection never got all the boxes but here is what i have to sell: Ace of Aces cart only Alien Brigade new old stock Armor Attack II new from AA store Asteroids factory sealed Astro Blaster new from AA store Ballblazer factory sealed Ballblazer silver and red label cart only Basketbrawl cart only Barnyard Blaster factory sealed Cat Trax new from AA store Centipede factory sealed Choplifter cart only Commando cart only Crack'ed cart only Crossbow cart only Dark Chambers cart only Desert Falcon new old stock Dig Dug factory sealed Donkey Kong factory sealed Donkey Kong Jr factory sealed Double Dragon cart only Fail Safe homebrew cart only Fatal Run new old stock Fight Night cart only Food Fight factory sealed Frenzy new from AA store Galaga factory sealed Hat Trick factory sealed Ikari Warriors cart only Impossible Mission cart only Jinks factory sealed Jr Pac Man new from AA store Joust factory sealed Karateka cart only K.C. Munchkin new from AA store Kessel Attack homebrew cart only Klax new old stock from V61 store box from AA member Marc O Kung Fu Master cart only Mario Bros cart only Mat Mania Challenge new old stock Mean 18 Ultimate Golf cart only Meltdown factory sealed Midnight Mutants new old stock Missing in Action homebrew box from AA member Marc O Monitor Cartridge new old stock from V61 store Moon Cresta new from AA store Motor Psycho factory sealed Ms Pac Man factory sealed Ninja Golf factory sealed One on One Basketball factory sealed Pac Man Collection new from AA store Pete Rose Baseball cart only Pit Fighter new old stock from V61 store box from AA member Marc O Planet Smashers cart only Pole Position II factory sealed Rampage cart only Real Sports Baseball factory sealed box 1 black text Real Sports Baseball factory sealed box 2 white text Rescue on Fractulus homebrew cart only Robotron 2084 cart only Save Mary new old stock from V61 store Scramble new from AA store Scrapyard dog new old stock Seaweed Assault new from AA store Sentinel new old stock from V61 store Soft Cell homebrew cart only Space Invaders new from AA store Space Rocks new from AA store Star Wars 7800 cart only Summer Games factory sealed Super Huey UH-IX factory sealed Tank Command cart only Super Skateboarding cart only Title Match Wrestling cart only Touchdown Football cart only Tower Toppler factory sealed Water Ski factory sealed Winter Games cart only Worm homebrew cart only Xenophobe cart and manual Xevious factory sealed F-18 Hornet CIB Tomcat F-14 CB please pm me if you need these!
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From the album: Air Hockey
© Christopher DeBoy 2017
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From the album: Air Hockey
© Christopher DeBoy 2017
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From the album: Air Hockey
© Christopher DeBoy 2017
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Hi everyone! I haven't posted here in ages, but am doing some more paring down of my collection. Lots of rare games, vintage computer stuff, and related collectibles. Let my temporary insanity be your gain! Link to all items: http://www.ebay.com/sch/joesm00th/m.html The particularly cool things: Atari 2600 AtariAge HOLIDAY GREETING CART 2003, #10 of 10 Atari 2600 MARBLE CRAZE by Paul Slocum, CGE 2002 release in tin box tin Atari 2600 QB Special Edition by Andrew Davie, 2002, #98 of 100 release in wooden box ColecoVision KEVTRIS by Kevin Horton, 1996, #56 of 100, First CV homebrew! Atari 8-bit Castle Wolfenstein disk w/ manual Atari 8-bit Fort Apocalypse disk w/ manual Atari 8-bit Bruce Lee disk w/ manual Atari FLASHBACK 2 w/ cartridge port hack + A/V jacks Atari 400 CIB w/ styrofoam Atari 130XE system modified with switches (for debugging?) Enjoy! Joe -
Today I happened to stop into my local game store, and found among other fun new hardware a second dreamcast light gun. I was thinking about DC light gun games when it occurred to me that, thanks to my also having a Saturn racing wheel, and a saturn to dreamcast adapter which supports it, that I in fact had two light guns and a racing wheel. It also occurred to me that Dreamcast could run MAME, and had various ports to it through homebrew efforts. So my question is, can Lucky & Wild be played on a Dreamcast, using the system's own light guns and driving wheels? Given that the only machine I know for it is a 2 hour drive away from me (and needed repairs when I was last around), it would be swell to have it more easily played. I have a PC hooked up to my TV as well that should run it, but I figure I should ask here about the DC since I have all the requisite hardware (I would need to buy some PC light guns). I suppose I could also play on a Wii, but that's not quite the same as a real light gun for me. Thanks for reading, and I look forward to hearing back. -
Hi everyone,here's where i'll start posting my fake box arts that i'm doing on Microsoft Paint. I'll cover any console that i can get my hands on.
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Since I can't Sleep I figured I'd post the early beginnings of my next game, This game uses a variation on Bogax's movement code. There is an over head map.You move the cursor to where you want the Floaty Fin to go and press the button and he will move there. Have the Floaty Fin touch an island and screen will change to a side view where you control the Gizzle Wap. If you want to go back to the map screen, have the Gizzle Wap move to the Floaty Fin on the left side of the screen. The game is in a very early stage. You can't do too much. The Floaty Fin is a cross between a dolphin and an AC73 racing yacht. And the Gizzle Wap is the Gizzle Wap. GIZZLEISE5.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE9.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE12.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE14.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE15.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE18.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE19.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE21.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE24.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE27.bas.bin GIZZLEISLE31.bas.bin
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Looking for a CIB copy of Star Wars Ewok Adventure for the 2600/ 7800.
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Hello AA, I need to make some room and get rid of some of my lower on the totem pole consoles. These have served me well and need to find loving homes. Shipping within the US only. First is a composite modded Nintendo Famicom. The composite comes out of a 3.5mm jack that is placed where the RF output was, making it look near stock. I also have the Japanese equivalent of the NES advantage along with a bundle of loose carts. SOLD Scroll down for two CIB Intellivision homebrew carts and S-video Genesis 3, both available. -
A compilation of seven simple games and applications. Available soon from Packrat Videogames. http://www.packratvg.com/
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Here I show you new Vectrex homebrew games, overlays, hardware and much more! First we will start with a nice looking version of the light pen program Mail Plane, we will have a look at some modern repro screen overlays, we will try out the homebrew games VecZ, 3D Vector Space Cab and Mitnal, I will show you replacement springs and new overlays for your Vectrex controllers, we will see a so called “debuzz kit” for your Vectrex, we will have a look at the game Stramash Zone, we will have a quick look at one issue of the Vectorbolt magazine, we will check out the Bits´n´Bytes games collection, the homebrew games Karl Quappe and Release and last but not least we will have a look at small nice looking boxes for Vectrex game cartridges.
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Dear all, I'm pleased to announce the availability of the first playable release of Ms Snake! my first homebrew game developed using Batari. It is a remake of the classic Snake. It is very simple and tested using Stella on Windows. Obviously is not finished, I'm working on: 1. Graphic of the Title and Game Over screens [DONE] 2. Scoring system [DONE] 3. A second element in the game logic (aka Red Spider) [REMOVED] It's my intention to complete the game before this Autumn. Meanwhile I would be very happy to receive your feedback and suggestions added v1.0 releases NTSC/PAL60 use Color/BW switch to change color palette PAL50 fixed version in this release: no more auto-biting in case or reverse direction restored old title screen with animation (Ms Snake closes eyes every 3 seconds) Thanks, Daniele ms-snake!.bas.bin ms-snake!-0.1-NTSC.bas.bin ms-snake!-0.2-NTSC-PAL60.bas.bin ms-snake.-1.0-PAL50.bas.bin ms-snake!-1.0-NTSC-PAL60.bas.bin
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I'm curious to know how many joystick compatible Atari 2600 games out there that do not use the joystick at all, just the fire button. Off the top of my head, I can think of three homebrews currently in the AA store: Anyway I just built a single button controller (that's right, one button!). More info here: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/223203-do-you-use-a-homebrew-joystick-post-your-pics/?p=3628593 Anyone know of more games I can try out with this device?
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Grab the keys and save our lands from darkness..... [media] [/media] This game and Amityville will ship together reserve both now if want a copy of each. Below is the what the Odyssey Version will look like. Limited run of 50 copies for Odyssey2 & 50 copies for Videopac - Price 37e Price is for the game and manual for either the Odyssey 2 version or the Videopac+ version - 37e = about $42. Cases are extra: Regular Videopac Flip Case - 4e = about $5. - This also includes an Index Card that fits in the case. Clear Videopac+ Flip case - 8e = about $9. - This also includes a back inlay for the game like the original Videopac+ games. Poster A4 (40cm x 60cm) in a flat envelope with the game - Price 4e = about $5. If you would like both manuals you can purchase either O2 or VP+ manual with your order for 7e = about $8 Please let me know the following when you reserve: 1) How many copies? 2) Version - O2 or VP 3) Case Yes or No 4) Poster( If you want one) Reservation List: 01. ScottyDont00 VP+/ VP+ case + Odyssey 2 manual - Paid 02. rhcocker O2 / case / Poster 03. Atarinut76 O2 / case / Poster 04. Doug0909 VP+ / VP+ case / Poster 05. scobb O2 / VP+ case 06. toymailman O2 / case / Poster 07. Rick Reynolds O2 - game/manual only 08. Bill Loguidice O2/ case only 09. rpgcollector O2 / case / Poster 10. northcoastgamer O2 / case / Poster 11. Necron99 O2/case only 12. Smitty O2/case only 13. vintagegame crazy O2/case only 14. Kyljoy O2/case only How this works and why I am awesome: 1. I don't not charge any extra, you will pay only the actual cost of the game, case, and poster if you decide to get them as well as your portion of shipping from Belgium and shipping from me to you. 2. We split the shipping from Belgium to my house in the US which is $36 for up to 5kgs - the more people that reserve a copy the less it costs us all. 3. This provides tracking from Belgium to me at huge savings ( 1 game alone would be $12+ with tracking). 4. I'll update everyone once it ships to me and then I quickly send them out to you to start playing. ©2016 Game program: Rafael Cardoso ©2016 Concept-Arts by ZeMiaL www.zemial.com
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I really want someone to make a port of Spy Hunter for Intellivision. I figure it would play just as great as Bump'n'Jump and isn't overly graphic heavy so it would still look good on the old system. Not sure how well the music would transfer over though. Used to love playing it in the arcade as a kid.
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UPDATED 2016/09/06 With the community's help I've made good progress toward my Intellivision homebrew collection. I'm still looking for several NIB (New In Box or like new) Intellivision homebrew games at fair prices. Not looking to pay Ebay prices. Let's cut out the middle man and everyone will win, especially me. Would love to buy multiple items from same individual to save on shipping. Here's what I'm looking for: 4-Tris (all variants) Blix Game Factory Cartridge Kit Hover Bovver (Half Cut) League Of Light Lost Caves of KROZ (updated ROM and Prototype) Robot Rubble Spina the Bee (upgraded ROM) Wing War box ...If they originally came bagged then that's what I'm looking for, too. Thanks!
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What do we struggle with the most when creating a new ColecoVision homebrew project? Of course, the answers depend on the person experience, the game idea, the tools and materials available, and so on. I would like this poll to show a full view of a game project from start to finish. Since a conversion doesn't worry about the game idea and most of its code and data, try to think about a ColecoVision project made from scratch and what is most troublesome in a full project. Let's exchange on this topic, give tips and tricks, perhaps find ways to reduce the bottleneck time parts. Maybe this can show where we should focus our effort on, even find or make some missing tools in our toolbox. Vote and reply why you voted that way! Let's begin our talk!- 15 replies
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Hey folks! Thought it might be cool to link this one with you all - but the fine folks of Pond have released a new C64 platformer (as a free download) just in time for the holidays. Not had a chance to give it a proper whirl yet - but I'm hoping to once the holiday chaos settles down a bit. It's a free download (though they're also getting names for a limited physical run in the new year, if you want to do that, they've got instructions on the page) - so do go check it out on your hardware or emulator of choice! http://pondsoft.uk/bear.html
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I'm currently trying to make a port of Sonic 3 and Knuckles, which is no easy task, but the Pico can handle what I have incredibly well! Well, I'll keep you guys updated!
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If you're a fan of CoinOPS you know it's got one major downside; it's not easy to add unsupported, hacks, prototype or homebrew games to it. You can either name your game to one that is supported and deal with it being listed under the wrong name or you can use my CoinOPS Games List Editor. I wrote the CoinOPS Games List Editor so I could play some of the Atari 2600 homebrews featured on AtariAge on my Xbox. I've been using it for several months and it works as intended. I feel the program is now at a state that others can use it safely. The CoinOPS Games List Editor accomplishes its magic by editing the MAMEoX.xbe file shipped with CoinOPS. The program replaces a supported game chosen by the user with a desired game. Attached are the instructions for the CoinOPS Games List Editor. I encourage anyone running CoinOPS to take a look at the instructions to determine if this program could be of use to you. Since this program edits another program I wasn't sure whether it was okay to post it in the forum. ANTIVIRUS NOTE: Because of the functions the CoinOPS Games List Editor performs it is quite possible that you will receive an antivirus warning. There are no virus, spyware or malware components in this program. MD5 Checksum: CoinOPSGamesListEditorV1.6.zip – B081819013F13992F10CA548232F969F CoinOPSGamesListEditor.exe – 025BC5B266C11A65CA52E49FF96FA424 I've setup a basic website where you can download the program: thedevilscompass.weebly.com CoinOPSGamesListEditor-Instructions.pdf
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I listed some duplicate copies of homebrew games I have on eBay. All of these games are NIB, never been opened. The carts, manuals, etc in the pictures come from the opened version of each game I have. I'm not looking to flip them for a profit, just looking to get what I paid for them. Shipping is free but if you want multiples, I can probably drop a little bit off the cost. I will ship very carefully with lots of protection via USPS priority mail. I don't plan to ship internationally, sorry. http://www.ebay.com/sch/cvfanpage/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_ipg=&_from=
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