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For those who don't know, I have a new homebrew out for the Atari 7800 titled, Crazy Tank. Details about it are here.
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Hey there guys and gals I'm trying to get my Atari 7800 collection in good order before a friend from out of state who grew up with a NES comes to visit in August, since I want to show him the best of what Atari's offering from the time period was all about. With that in mind there are a whole bunch of games I'm hoping to pick up for the system before he comes to visit but being a little short on cash (and not wanting to pay massive fees for selling games on eBay) I've decided to see if anyone here would be interested in buying some of my lesser played PS1 and GBA games or trading some of the Atari 7800 games I'm trying to track down for them. To give you a reference for my reliability as a buyer and seller, you can see all the feedback I've received from selling games and related accessories on eBay over the last half a dozen or so years here: http://www.ebay.com/usr/hanz0d0g You can also find my AtariAge Marketplace User Feedback thread here: http://atariage.com/...pic/254880-jin/ That all said, here's what I have available for sale / trade: PlayStation Games For Sale / Trade All games are complete in box and, since I'm more than a little obsessive about the condition of the games I buy, are in excellent condition with no cracks in the cases and all discs, manuals, etc. present and accounted for. The condition of the discs vary from pristine to lightly scratched but still perfectly playable with no problems whatsoever. The prices listed below are firm and do not include shipping costs. 2-Xtreme (Greatest Hits) - $3 Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (Greatest Hits) - SOLD Crash Bandicoot (Greatest Hits) - $30 Crypt Killer (Complete but missing UPC from back of case artwork) - $10 Dance Dance Revolution - $8 Dance Dance Revolution Konamix - $6 Final Fantasy Chronicles: Chrono Trigger & Final Fantasy IV (Greatest Hits) - $18 Jet Moto - $6 Riven: The Sequel to Myst (Includes official PlayStation edition Player's Guide book) - $20 Spyro the Dragon (Greatest Hits) - $20 Star Wars: Dark Forces - SOLD Street Fighter Alpha 3 (Greatest Hits) - $18 Game Boy Advance Games for Sale / Trade As before, since I'm a wee bit picky about the condition of my games, all games available for trade here have near perfect mint condition labels with no trips, tears, or significant scratches unless otherwise noted. The prices listed below are firm and do not include shipping costs. Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever (Has slight color fading near the top of the label) - $5 Doom II - $40 Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls - $10 Iridion II - $10 The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers - $5 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King - $5 Mario Golf: Advance Tour - $9 Missile Command (Original GameBoy game) - $5 Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance - $12 SimCity 2000 (Complete in Box) - $13 Street Fighter Alpha 3 - $18 Tetris Worlds - $4 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six: Rogue Spear - $6 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 - $4 And now for the things I'm looking for! Atari 7800 Games & Accessories I'm Willing To Trade For In terms of games I'm willing to trade for I'm really only looking for loose cartridges or cartridge + manual copies, however I will consider trading for complete in box games if the offer is right. Just be aware that I'll probably resell or re-trade the box once I get it since I don't collect boxes for Atari 7800 games. Lastly, just as a reminder, I am very picky about the condition of labels and will only trade for games with excellent condition labels with no rips or tears and minimal scratching. Accessories Atari XE Light Gun (New in plastic or gently used like-new condition only) Games Alien Brigade Ballblazer Basketbrawl Centipede TB (AtariAge homebrew cart) Crossbow Desert Falcon Food Fight Frenzy! (AtariAge homebrew cart) Ikari Warriors Midnight Mutants Ninja Golf Rampage Robotron 2084 Scramble (AtariAge homebrew cart) Space Invaders (AtariAge homebrew cart) Tower Toppler Xenophobe Thanks for taking the time to view my trading thread and just shoot me a PM if you're interested in buying or trading! -
I'm looking for many games and systems to fill some holes in my collection. At the moment I'm trying to complete my Odyssey2, 5200, and 7800 collections, so those would be most appreciated. Please PM me any offers. Atari 2600: Phaser Patrol Communist Mutants From Space Fireball Suicide Mission Escape From the Mindmaster Dragonstomper Killer Satellites Chuck Norris Superkicks/Artillery Duel Spike's Peak/Ghost Manor Mr. Do! Q*bert's Qubes Track & Field Star Fox Challenge of Nexar Raft Rider (Standard label) BMX Airmaster Frankenstein's Monster Beany Bopper Survival Run Bank Heist Time Pilot Deadly Duck Cosmic Ark (Text label) Shuttle Orbiter Sorcerer's Apprentice Magnavox Odyssey2: War of Nerves! Dynasty! Intellivision: Intellivision II ColecoVision: Fortune Builder Roc 'n Rope Front Line Gyruss Defender Wing War Keystone Kapers Pitfall! Pitfall II: Lost Caverns River Raid Mr. Do's Castle Frogger Popeye Monkey Academy Spy Hunter Pitstop Nova Blast Star Wars: The Arcade Game Up 'n Down Atari 5200: K-razy Shoot-Out Astro Chase Ballblazer Kaboom! Megamania Pitfall! Pitfall II: Lost Caverns River Raid Star Wars: The Arcade Game Sega Master System: Sega Master System Any games Atari 7800: Titlematch Pro Wrestling Kung-Fu Master Pete Rose Baseball Planet Smashers Xenophobe Scrapyard Dog Barnyard Blaster Super Skateboardin' Mario Bros. Double Dragon Crack'ed Rampage Dark Chambers Fight Night
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Is the Jinks 7800 cartridge the best shell to use for donor/homebrew purposes? Or is the draw with the board used with the game? Or both? Reason why I ask is because I found a spare cartridge and I thought if the shell is the best of the best, then why not scan it for 3D printing purposes? If the Jinks shell isn't the best, which shell is?
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As far as I can tell, these just popped up last night or this morning. The prices aren't great, but at least Best Offer is an option. For anyone who has been searching far and wide for these elusive titles as you seek to complete your 7800 collection... Ikari Warriors: https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F253739510979 Rampage: https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F253739098110 Fatal Run: https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F253739066969 Impossible Mission: https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F253739582610 Double Dragon: https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F253739127946 Midnight Mutants: https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F253739543624 They also happen to all be from the same seller, so I'm sure you could get some shipping savings by purchasing multiple games from him. I have no connection to this seller whatsoever, just passing along these recent finds. Cheers.
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Nothing to see here. Keep it moving.
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Hey everyone. My last post of this nature didn't gain any traction, unfortunately (am still seeking Rampage CIB) but thought I'd make a similar thread in search of Motor Psycho for Atari 7800. I thought I was getting a solid deal on a NIB Motor Psycho for $50 (through the forums here) but when it arrived I flipped over the box (only saw a pic of the front previously) and it was very clearly PAL format, so that will not do. Anybody with an NTSC Motor Psycho that they'd be willing to part with? Doesn't have to be NIB or even CIB - I would even just take the cartridge. Thanks!!
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Can anyone tell me the largest MMC cart that Chad Schell's Cuttle Cart 2 can handle for the Atari 7800? (Is there a max?) Thanks in advance, I just snagged a brand new CC2 off of ebay. Finally! Tom
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Based on the memes of Axl Rose, I've made a small amount of copies of a Fast Food remake for the Atari 7800 titled, Fat Axl. Please PM me or post to this thread if you're interested in a copy. EDIT - IMPORTANT!- Don't use a Sega Genesis/Mega Drive controller. Otherwise you'll get a repetitive Game Over screen. Use a standard controller. Cart reserved for: 1. neotokeo2001 - paid 2. toiletunes- paid 3. atarinut76 - paid 4. Mayhem- paid 5. davidcalgary29 - paid 6. davidcalgary29 - paid 7. mlcarm02 - paid 8. atarian63 - paid __________________ 9. atarian63 -paid 10. TAV - paid 11. mianrtcv -paid 12. masematte -paid 13. Sapicco - paid 14. fred - paid 15. gambler172 - paid 16. thanatos -paid 17. swlovinist -paid 18. TrekMD -paid 19. Marc Oberhauser -paid 20. Dauber - paid 21. Machine -paid 22. toymailman -paid 23. Smiley -paid 24. FibroFreak78 - paid Here's Retrogamer81081's YouTube video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VXk5v4tRn0 Please PM me if you're interested in a cart.
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RE-USED FOR SALE THREAD UPDATED 9/29/2017 All tested and work, see images for cosmetic condition. $1ea plus shipping, give me your zip and i'll get you an estimate. Also, add 50 cents to each transaction for paypal fees unless you want to do friend/family option. Armor Ambush Asteroids Astroblast (has weird tape on it, must have been taken apart, but works fine) Berzerk Bowling (Sears) Breakout Circus Atari Chopper Command Defender (Sears, reprinted top label) Defender E.T. SOLD Football Grand Prix Haunted House Home Run Kaboom SOLD Lock 'N' Chase SOLD Moon Patrol Ms Pac-Man SOLD Night Driver Pac-Man Real Sports Football Real Sports Baseball (reprinted top label) Solaris Starmaster Star Raiders (X2) Street Racer Super Breakout Yars' Revenge
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Bob did a fantastic job programming this one (as always). Video goes live at 8 PM ET!
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Feeding My Atari Video #1: Over $500 Dollars Worth Of Gaming Goodness
cessnaace posted a blog entry in cessnaace's Blog
In this video, just uploaded to Youtube, I show over $500 worth of Atari Homebrew gaming goodness for the 2600 VCS, 7800 ProSystem, and Jaguar. Even so I missed some, so I'll need to do another video. Technically some of these games are Homebrew ports of Arcade games, but there are many that are totally original as well. Most were purchased from Atari Age. I purposely left out the Custom Reproductions that I have ordered, as I'm saving them for an upcoming video. While the above video was uploading, I discovered that I now have a second supporter on Patreon. Supporters get exclusive content, which I plan on expanding what I offer as I go along. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=11084981 -
Hello there! I'm new here, and I came to ask few questions to the mighty atari fans out there! I'm from a scoring website https://www.video-games-records.com/home.html (which I highly recommend you if you want to show your scores on every atari systems, or more), and I was wondering what was the main differences between games that are in all these platforms (2600/5200/7800). Let me explain you: when I propose a new game on the website, the game will be tidy with games from the same system (2600, jaguar...) but sometimes you can link some games when they are the same (for instance, games that are on PS3 and PS4 will be both add on the same platform, together). So, I was wondering what was the differences between the games that are on 2600, 5200 and 7800, and especially, what are the differences in the SCORING itself? For example, Joust or Ms-Pac Man both came on the 3 systems. Are they the exact same game? Or are they different? What about the gaming itself, is it easier to score/play on a 7800 system or 5200 than on a 2600? It's confusing, because you can play your 2600 games on the 7800. To conclude, my major question is: are the games different? Does something change in the way of playing (with the controller for instance) ? And if not, should I regroup both games (for instance Moon patrol) in 1, or add 2 on differents platforms? Thanks for clarifying this, if you know more! I have all these systems, but I can not fix my atari 7800, for a reason I ignore (even if I follow every tutorial out there to clean/repear it), and my atari 2600 is still functional. Great to see so many still pationated guys here! Cheers!
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I've listed a bunch of Lynx and 7800 games fulfilled by Amazon Canada, search or click through them here: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/aag/main/ref=olp_merch_name_2?seller=ASVVEHBRLZEPV I didn't spend a lot of time setting prices, feel free to make me an offer on here if I've overpriced something and I'll reduce it on the site. I listed them here because I need to get rid of a whole load of stuff and I shipped it all to Amazon in a single box for CAD$10 - packing up and calculating the shipping for 60+ individual boxes is just too much effort for me. Also shipping is cheap (or free if you have Prime or order enough) within Canada, and hopefully shouldn't be too bad from the US either.
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Coding with the use of banks have been a bitch. I've been getting errors ever since I had to change from 48k to a size higher like 128 or 256k. It's possibly my coding, but as I added more graphics, that's when I had to choose a higher rom size and then all the errors started happening. But there's one thing that saved my butt: a backup. I've been making a practice of making a backup of the files just in case things start going nuts- and they did. It's also a good idea to keep it on a USB stick. It could also be a possibility the file could of got corrupted-but I have no idea. So I've reverted back to a recent 48k version just so I can get back on track, but as I keep adding to Draker Quest, I'm going to have to change the rom size and that means dealing with those dreaded banks. One other thing is that I greatly appreciate the help by RevEng's been doing even though I'm still new at this and I don't have the mind of a mathemetician. This demo has been updated with more enemies and such. Don't expect anything to be perfect as this is still very early in development. More screenshots: draker_quest_demo.bas.bin
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Atari 7800 Dual Joystick Holder Robotron 2084 Back
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From the album: Vectrex sales December 2018
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I've been dying to buy POKEY games for the 7800, but it's getting to be expensive and troublesome. Copies of Ballblazer for the 7800 are getting harder to find and this was to be expected. On eBay things are quite limited. Boxed copies can be had for about $30 to $50 dollars, but I'm not buying a mint or sealed boxed copy just to get the cartridge. Loose copies, well I'm only finding the ones with the red end labels, and they tend to go for $50 to $80. I sometimes see loose PAL cartridges for around $25, but I don't even know if they are compatible. POKEY chips can be found in a 5200 console, but then I'd have to buy one, pay to have it shipped to me, destroy the console to get at the POKEY chip, remove the POKEY chip (which I don't even know how to do), and then ship it to Atari Age. POKEY chips can be found in some Atari Arcade games, but no way am I going that route either! The cheapest option that I can find is to buy just a board with a POKEY chip on it. Cost $30. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ballblazer-Atari-7800-Pokey/152564067928?hash=item238586ee58:g:RJ8AAOSwjKtccao9 The one POKEY version that I'd really like to own is Bentley Bear's Crystal Quest. Cost? $52.25. So if I could go with the board that I found on eBay, which includes free shipping, my cost would be $82.25 not counting the shipping charge from Atari Age, and assuming that I can have this board shipped directly to Atari Age. And that's the CHEAPEST option! If these boards like the one that I've linked to are common, and I have no idea if they are, perhaps Atari Age could buy them in bulk. The seller seems to be offering that option (for $25). If Atari Age passed that expense along I'd be willing to do it. Actually, I'd also be willing to buy the board, have it shipped directly to Atari Age, and have them use that. But I am disabled now so my options are limited.
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I fairly recently got my hands on a 7800 intended for the scrap heap. The power supply plug was in somewhat bad shape and the power jack was broken off. When I opened it up I discovered that the soldering points for the power jack was almost completely ruined, as you can see below. However with some careful consideration I managed to find a work around, fitted a new power plug and jack, and got it to power on. However I got nothing but a black screen and some humming/buzzing. Also, I found it strange that the plug wasn't a standard RF jack, but rather the same type found for connecting a monitor to an Atari ST computer. Curious that I am, I decided to open it up further and well, as you can see in the second picture, someone has been a busy little bugger. It has certainly been heavily modified during its lifetime. Still, this brings me no closer to a solution. Anyone know what might be wrong with the system or is it a lost cause?
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Shipping is pricey, but came across this the other day and have been following it. Four hours left. The Wico trackballs (for Atari 2600 games, I believe) don't seem to be all that common (there aren't any Atari-compatible ones on eBay right now separate from this bundle). Good luck to whoever might be interested. I'm not going to bid I don't think. https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F183312052926
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A while ago i stumbled over The Console Living Room at archive.org. You can play Atari 2600, Atari 7800, ColecoVision, Odyssey 2, Astrocade and SG-1000 games there directly via in-browser emulation (MESS). Very handy if you wanna play a few old games without downloading emulators and roms. Have a look!
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Atari 7800 Donkey Kong XM with Manual Homebrew NEW http://www.ebay.com/itm/171488258666?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
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Hi, I am just learning my way around the 7800 scene. And I used to be more active in the Colecovision scene. But I had not enough time for so many different Consoles. My main systems are the C64 & Atari 2600 so it just seemed natural when I needed to replace my 2600 to get a 7800. I really think there's a lot of potential with the 7800 but as I am new I don't know how big the Homebrew base is that would support more homebrew projects. So I started this thread to put out there what I would like to see done. I really would like to see more classic 80's arcade ports like in the Colecovision scene. But I also would like to see some multiplayer strategy games like M.U.L.E, that I think was on the 5200 and some classic games like Archon, Mail order Monsters. Anyway this is just my humble attempt to get the conversation started between 7800 gamers & home brew developers. Thanks to all who contribute. -
Can anyone sell me a CIB or SIB 7800 Summer Games? I can pay well, I can't seem to find this common cart, the only one needed to complete my 7800 collection. A red Rampage would be nice too, since I have only the blue box. SHIPPED TO US
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Hi all, I'm new to selling on EBay and have decided to sell some of my Atari 7800 games. 18 Game Cartridge Lot including Ninja Golf: https://www.ebay.com/itm/18-Game-Atari-7800-Lot-Ninja-Golf-RARE-Midnight-Mutants-More-Tested/292485145238?hash=item4419792296:g:6CUAAOSwacVaphUN 3 Sealed Games including Scrapyard Dog: https://www.ebay.com/itm/3-Game-Lot-SEALED-Scrapyard-Dog-2-More-Atari-7800/292485151033?hash=item4419793939:g:8McAAOSwWUlaph5K 8 Games with Box and Manual including Food Fight, Dig Dug, etc.: https://www.ebay.com/itm/8-Game-Lot-Atari-7800-Complete-Box-Manual-Food-Fight-Dig-Dug-More-CIB/292485153872?hash=item4419794450:g:tlYAAOSweBFapwIi Please let me know if you have any questions! Also, if you have any advice for me as a first time seller, please feel free to make recommendations! -
Sparing you all the backstory I'm once again in need of an Atari 7800 system. I'm hoping to find one in very good condition with no chips or cracks and minimal scratching on the chrome bezel. I would prefer a composite video modded system but would settle for a system with regular RF output if the system was in exceptional condition. Price wise I'm pretty flexible and am open to negotiation but I would prefer not to spend more than $120 shipped on a compsite modded system with power supply or about half that for a system with RF output. Again though I am open to negotiation based on the condition of the system being offered. Thanks for taking the time to view my ad and feel free to shoot me a PM if you happen to have a system that you think I might be interested in.
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