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  1. New Vectrex Controller Replacement Printed Circuit Board (PCB). Designed as a direct replacement board for an exact fit in the Vectrex controller. For maintenance and/or or repair of your GCE / MB / Bandai バンダイ Vectrex 光速船 Kousokusen Controller. Price is $10.00 (USD) each, Plus Shipping. Available from Jason Kopp (aka Arcade Jason). Send him a message for total costs. Reach out to Jason via his email address: KoppJason83@yahoo.com https://www.youtube.com/c/ArcadeJason/about Vectrex Controller Replacement Printed Circuit Board (PCB).
  2. Antiques Roadshow l PBS Appraisal: 1982 Vectrex Arcade System with 3D Imager & Games Season 28 Episode 10 | 3m 16s Watch Travis Landry’s appraisal of a 1982 Vectrex arcade system with 3D imager & games in North Carolina Museum of Art, Hour 1. . https://www.wkar.org/shows/antiques-roadshow/clip/appraisal-1982-vectrex-arcade-system-with-3d-imager-games-uf . #GCE #MB #Vectrex #光速船 #Kousokusen #Antiques #Roadshow
  3. Vectrex Carry Case Folding Instructions and Photos for GCE / MB Vectrex Logo cases See Folding Instructions and picture in my Google photos album https://photos.app.goo.gl/XYYGgxRZpmy3J5F6A Vectrex Carry Case Collapsing and Folding Instructions: Instructions below are used for the Vectrex Carry Cases shown with branding for General Consumer Electronics (GCE), Milton Bradley (MB), and unbranded Vectrex logo only carry cases.: There were two methods GCE and MB folded the Vectrex Carry Case at the factory. I think this might have been due to different production runs. Both methods are outlined below. The better method "A" is show first in the list. This is also the most common method used even if it was not used in the earliest Carry Case shipments. Please note the first method "A" assumes the carry case side have the creases and folding. If your carry case has the creases and folding in the front-rear then use the other method "B" that follows below method "A". Please note all Vectrex Carry cases have two user component parts to the Carry Case. Component Part 1: The large Carry Case itself. The main body of the Carry Case is made mostly of a fabric similar to Cordura. All carry cases in include a top flap with an attached Velcro strip to hold the closed. All carry cases in include carry handle straps on each side of the case that are sewn in place with rivets for strengthening the strap attachment points. Component Part 2: The Baseplate support. The Baseplate support is made of a carboard flat that is covered in either fabric, or plastic. The baseplate a square, or slightly rectangular, shape. The baseplate is inserted into the inside bottom at the bottom carry case. The baseplate is used to shape the carry case after unfolding. The baseplate also provides some cushioning and structure to the bottom of the carry case. A majority of the Baseplates are covered with a with sewn grey nylon fabric. Other simpler Baseplates were covered with silver colored plastic with heat sealed edges. Vectrex Carry Case Folding Method A (Case with creased sides): Assuming the case is already unfolded and in use, Remove the fabric/plastic baseplate from the interior bottom of the Vectrex Carry Case. Stand the carry case vertically with the bottom of the case up. Ensure the top flap is unfolded from the case. The sides of the Carry Case are creased vertically at the middle between the carry handle strap attachment points. Push sides slightly inward ensuring they are both folding inward at the crease. At the same time as folding inward, tuck the fabric bottom inward into the folds. Continue folding side and tucking in bottom until the carry case is fully collapsed. Tuck the carry handle straps into the side folds. After collapsing the carry case place the baseplate over the front logo. Fold the top cover over the front front of the carry case covering both the baseplate and logo. Vectrex Carry Case Folding Method B (Case with creased front and rear): Assuming the case is already unfolded and in use, Remove the Fabric/Plastic baseplate from the interior bottom of the Vectrex Carry Case. Stand the carry case vertically with the bottom of the case up. The front and back of the carry case are creased vertically at the middle with the crease running through the front Logo. Fold the top cover up to the bottom of the carry case to cover the rear of the carry case. Push front and rear of the case slightly inward ensuring they are both folding inward at the crease. At the same time as folding inward, tuck the fabric bottom inward into the folds. Also tuck the top cover into the carry case rear fold. Continue folding the case with tucking in bottom and ensuring the top cover is folding into the rear crease until the carry case is fully collapsed. After collapsing the carry case place the baseplate over the front logo. Fold the top cover over the front front of the carry cases covering both the baseplate and logo. For people shipping a Vectrex Carry Case some extra details. Fully collapse a folded back by placing inside of a plastic bag and using a vacuum source to draw out the excess air. After collapse you will be able to fit a bagged carry case inside one of the following boxes for shipment • USPS Priority Mail Regional Rate Box B2 SKU RRB-B2X, • USPS Priority Mail Box 1095 SKU O-1095X, • UPS Large UPS Express Box. (snug fit) Shipping weight should be 3 Lbs (2 Lbs 12 Oz) or about 1.3 Kg BTW, I DO NOT recommend shipping a Vectrex carry case only inside a polyethylene mailing envelope. Those envelopes have no support and can easily rip, offering little protection against crushing and stains. Instead place the folded carry case inside a pouch or Ziploc sliding channel storage bag before placing it inside the mailer. And if you decide to use a plastic envelopment mailer, then make it a large bubble cushioned mailer. These Vectrex carry cases also carry the Bandai Vectrex (バンダイ 光速船 / Kousokusen) but do not have the Japanese logo or language. The Bandai Vectrex only had an unpadded and unpocketed carry bag for the Japan region. Below is an album with pictures for that regional bag. https://photos.app.goo.gl/qQcRydzp1MfxLzI62
  4. Want to Buy (WTB) GCE Vectrex 3D Mine Storm Color Wheel Disc for the 3D Imager. Please contact me via private message. Example below of the GCE 3D Mine Storm Color Wheel Disc.
  5. For Auction (eBay) Vectrex - The Shoe Tag https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vectrex---The-Shoe-Tag/156078752205 Vectrex - The Shoe Tag Auction listing Seller: ghostpilot-tony / Meek Wizard Machining / Tony Lindberg Item description from the seller "Do you collect Vectrex? Do you wear shoes? Then Vectrex The Shoe Tag is the useless novelty trinket that lets you cross your collecting hobby with the habit of wearing shoes. This useless little thing is a tag you put on your shoes. Namely on the shoe lace bridge (see third picture of a fashionable mounting example on the shoes belonging to yours truly). Most people won't even see that it is bearing the "Vectrex V" on it, but the four persons who do might think you are cool. This items falls into a category of items that you absolutely do not need. However, if you do want this last pair made by Meek Wizard Machining before it closed down, then feel free to put in a bid or twenty. Happy bid war. " Condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item (including handmade items). Brand Meek Wizard Machining Era Modern (1970-Now) Color Raw aluminium Theme Video game Features Holes compatible with most shoe laces Material Aluminium Country/Region of Manufacture Sweden . https://www.ebay.com/itm/156078752205 . #Vectrex #shoe #tag
  6. Vectrex Minestorm 2 Original Rare Cart GCE Replacement Mine Storm https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vectrex-Minestorm-2-Original-Rare-Cart-GCE-Replacemen-t-Mine-Storm/386758091452 £1,340.00 (Approximately US $1,692.96 [ 30 bids ] (current auction bid) seller: theshubhillmob Item description from the seller Rare Vectrex Minestorm 2 Cart. (Mine Storm) This was originally from my dads collection & given to me, Due to unforseen circumstances I have decided to part with it with his blessing. I am back home at the weekend & can make a video of the game running on my Vectrex. I may also be listing the Vectrex console & multi cart over the weekend too. The cart is 100% genuine with its original housing & label, The Overlay is also an original from one of my old Vectrex. The box is just a nice repro as Minestorm was the Vectrex built in game. The buy it now is £1800 but I have no reserve so it will go for the highest bid. I will ship this very securely 24 hour Special delivery within the UK. I'm very happy to ship abroad but please be aware that eBay sets the Global Shipping cost. Please ask any questions, I may have to ask my dad for the answers but i'll respond. *Please note I am away 16-20 February will ship out on my return. Many Thanks for Looking. Below is some information from the Vectrex Wiki page. The original U. S. release contains the infamous level 13 bug, where the game would crash and end if a player is able to clear out this level Mine Storm 2 cartridge was made available for free upon request for Vectrex owners who wrote to GCE, which was bug-free, although it had many additional Mine Fields added and changes in the order of the Mines that appear (the Magnetic Mines make their debut during the second level, unlike the third on the second version of the game). This is one of the most rare and sought after Vectrex cartridges nowadays. . https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vectrex-Minestorm-2-Original-Rare-Cart-GCE-Replacemen-t-Mine-Storm/386758091452 . #vectrex #mine #storm #minestorm #II #minestorm2 #minestormII .
  7. Hi guys, I just bought a Vectrex (one of the final pieces in my retro collection) from a legit seller that arrived the day before yesterday. If I recall correctly the first time it powered up it seemed to work fine. However, yesterday I plugged it in and the image was extremely distorted (pictures 1,2,3). The image is skewed, vectors are not aligned, the image is stretched, etc. I found some info online regarding finetuning the screen, so I adjusted the dials, potentiometers, the DAC offset (shouldn't have done that..) and also the magnets around the tube. I got to a point where the image was much better (see pciture 4 of vectrex start screen) but there was still distortion in the image. In retrospect I probably shouldn't have done this at all, but I'm stupid... The weird thing is that today, after yesterday tuning to a better image, the image was again completely distorted, much worse than when I ended my tuning activities (picture. The seller send me a recording with a timestamp that indeed proves the vectrex was fine before shipping. It seems the image, although distorted, looks fine and also the sound is very good. I also saw the orange glow from the end of the tube which, if I read correctly, means the CRT is working properly. My question now are: Is my vectrex repairable and if yes, what would be the next steps? A Recap or perhaps find someone specialized enough to run through these tests: https://www.reddit.com/r/Vectrex/comments/woqds8/vectrex_complete_screen_calibration_and_more/ ?). (Thx u/mattpilz for providing this info) It would also be very be cool to get some feedback on if the "raw hardware" of the Vectrex is still ok. Is it possible this was caused by the shipping of the item and/or the differences in humidity/temperature? Any feedback would be most welcome! View the images here on imgur: https://imgur.com/a/AlP4SnR WhatsApp Video 2024-02-11 at 11.55.45.mp4
  8. NEW! Vectrex Vectorlink Wired & Wireless Joystick Adapter #113 (limited white) https://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW!-Vectrex-Vectorlink-Wired-and-Wireless-Joystick-Adapter-serial-number-113-(limited-white)/285693475981 eBay Seller: ductape Price US $0.01 (auction listing) Located in: Montgomery, Illinois, United States Item description from the seller Brand New! Vectrex Vectorlink Wired & Wireless Joystick Adapter #113 (limited white) From Sold Out Batch #3 (yes, batch #4 is coming soon, but if you can't wait please feel free to bid, thank you!) Please see product demo and manual here: https://playvectrex.com/vecstore/vectorlink If you are looking for a controller, recommendations are here: https://playvectrex.com/vectech/vectorlink/controllers Starting bid: $0.01 Comes with everything you see pictured except the metal tray! ALL 6 of the vectrex stickers and 2 vectrex magnets you see pictured are included! All proceeds from this auction will go back into making more Vectrex related products and content. Thank you! Please check all shipping options carefully. PlayVectrex "Design. Build. Play!"
  9. I have a Vectrex that stopped working. I suspect the failure has something to do with the electrical service at my house which surges at times. Few other devices also failed. There is some evidence this Vectrex may have been repaired before. The case is not fitted together on one side. It looks like it would snap in but I've never messed with it.
  10. BEWARE of eBay Seller coregaming! (https://www.ebay.com/fdbk/feedback_profile/coregaming!) and store CoreGMG (https://www.ebay.com/str/coregmg)! They use a misleading term usage "Authentic" in the title for their Vectrex Vectrex Overlay sales. In addition to the misleading listing title keyword, the seller's Vectrex overlays have following issues. Low quality printing. Flimsy plastic. Does not include an opaque white layer on the back of the Overlay. Degrades appearance during game play. Additionally, the seller produces fake overlays that never existed also listing them as "Authentic". Example, their "Vectrex Overlay - Authentic - 3D Crazy Coaster" overlay being sold at $59.99.(https://www.ebay.com/itm/285665237566). GCE / MB never made a Vectrex Overlay for any of their 3D Imager games. Instead, buy an original era GCE / MB Vectrex overlay. Or buy one of the other excellent reproduction overlays. Either can be found for around $12.00 to $20.00.
  11. Vectrex VecMulti Purchase multicart Direct from the creator Richard Hutchinson (@Richard H.) Richard can be contacted by email ("richard.hutchinson@dsl.pipex.com" , richard.hutchinson (at) dsl.pipex.com ) for direct purchase of his VecMulti micro SD card based flash based user upgradable Vectrex multicart. How to Get a Brand New VecMulti Direct from its creator Richard Hutchinson: Instead of using the eBay listing to purchase the VecMulti (it is my listing), or some expensive secondary listing sale on a third party site,,, Contact VecMulti's creator Richard Hutchinson for a direct purchase at the original price! You will save on VecMulti price, tax, shipping, customs costs and eBay fees! Richard is located in the UK. If you are local in the UK you will not experience customs charges. For Contact and Purchase of the VecMulti micro SD card multicart the best method is to directly email the creator Richard Hutchinson. "Richard Hutchinson" <richard.hutchinson@dsl.pipex.com> ( richard.hutchinson (at) dsl.pipex.com ) Or Contact Richard on AtariAge at @Richard H.. Current price for VecMulti is $100.00 [USD] and includes shipping to global destinations. Payment in British Pounds, Euros, and other currencies also welcomed by Richard. Contact Richard for the specific amounts in other currencies. Richard Hutchinson's PayPal address for payment is the same as his email contact address. If you send your payment via PayPal Friend's payment then be sure to include your address and phone in the payment note. Additionally, since PayPal's payment note removes most text formatting including line separations, it's also a good idea it to follow up the payment with an email that has your address in the correct format for shipping purposes. For and additional cost, packages with a destination outside of UK locations can also be sent with tracking information. Contact Richard for the extra cost needed for global tracking of packages outside the UK. . #VecMulti #micro #SD #Card #Game #Cart #Richard #Hutchinson #microSDcard #SDcard #card #Flash #Cartridge #Cart #Multicart #Multigame #Vectrex #光速船 #Kousokusen . VecMulti Description and Contents: VecMulti By Richard Hutchinson (@Richard H.) Complete with micro SD Card installed and populated with games ready for use. Created and Made in the United Kingdom. For Vectrex / 光速船 / Kousokusen 2022 design update revision. Brand New. VecMulti is a micro SD card based Flash Memory Vectrex multicart. The micro SD card is included, preloaded, and preinstalled with your VecMulti purchase. Games, Demos, Testing Programs, and Utilities list included with the purchase can be found at the bottom of this listing description. Menu software and utilities included on provided micro SD card. VecMulti features: • The micro SD card is pre-installed with original GCE/MB Vectrex games. Homebrew indie games and demos. Diagnostic and utility Vectrex programs. Documentation. PC utility software. VecMulti documentation. • The micro SD card includes about 137 various Vectrex program titles. Some of the included program files are a multi-game image file with two, or more, included games. e.g. "Vecmania-1", "ProtectorYASI", etc. See VecMulti Vectrex program content list below. • Runs most Vectrex game, demo, and utility programs. • Older game binary images with sizes up to 32KB. • Automatic support for newer game binary 64K bank-switched games. Bank switching up to 2 x 32KB. • Multi-load game support. • VecMulti Menu software for launching Vectrex programs after boot. VecMulti Menu software by Frank Chevassu. • Vectrex controller used for navigation and loading of Vectrex programs via the on-screen menu. • Menu list capacity for 999 software titles. • Software title name support for 13 Characters. • micro SD card capacity support for up to 2GB partition. • PC based (Windows) Menu Maker software utility for updating VecMulti Menu program title listings seen on the Vectrex. For Mac users see the third party utility below. • PC based (Windows) ROM Patcher software for updating incompatible Vectrex binary titles for use with VecMulti. LED on on board to illuminate the cart shell. • Custom designed, 3D Printed, Vectrex cartridge shell for housing the VecMulti board. The cartridge shell provides easy access to the micro SD card when performing content updates. • Developer support for computer connection and Vectrex program loading via serial interface cable. Accomplished using the 4x1 header pads interface port on the VecMulti board, and included Dev Mode File Loader software. (External Serial to USB interface adapter required, not included.) Current VecMulti design (2022 design update). • Extra RAM on board supporting "Animaction" is no longer present. The change affects only Animaction. All other Vectrex program title support remains the same as in previous VecMulti production. All other Vectrex titles play the same as before. Since VecMulti is a micro SD card Flash memory based cart the user can manage the contents to add more games. Or remove games no longer desired. Menu generation software and instructions for updating the on screen menu included on the micro SD card. Easy update of the micro SD card contents by copying / deleting the Vectrex title to the SD Card and running menu generation software. Also allows for a connection to PC for use in development work or loading games. See instructions and loader software included on the micro SD card. At the present time about 137 various titles are included. Consisting of by permission, the original era GCE and MB games, educational, and diagnostic test titles, other home brew games, demos, music, and diagnostic test titles. The included software may change as modern homebrew authors agree and approve their titles to be distributed with VecMulti. See a VecMulti video by Vectrexer Here: VecMulti - revision - Vectrex SD Card based Flash Multicart Startup Demo - YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT0tkZan2ao) Third Party VecMulti Menu Maker: For people who use the Apple Macintosh as their desktop PC, a Third Party VecMulti Menu Builder application is available. Vectrex enthusiast and AtariAge.com forum member, "SpiceWare" has posted their VecMulti "MenuMaker" revision 0.4 for MacOS users. The Mac based MenuMaker VecMulti utility by SpiceWare is freely available at the URL below. https://forums.atariage.com/blogs/entry/17902-menumaker-04/ VecMulti is designed and loaded for use in an actual Vectrex/光速船 / Kousokusen video game system console using the cartridge slot. Usage for any other purpose including loading the SD card into an emulation platform is not guaranteed to work. No support will be provided for use in any device other a real and properly functioning Vectrex / 光速船 / Kousokusen video game system console with VecMulti inserted into the system console cartridge slot. Compatible with, and for play in, all regions of the Vectrex video game system by Milton Bradley (MB), General Consumer Electronics (GCE), and Bandai バンダイ (光速船 / Kousokusen). Vectrex games, Controllers, 3D Imagers, and other accessories are not region specific to a particular Vectrex console. The manual language printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), box printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), and overlay printing (Japan) are the only differences. The Vectrex is a classic 1982 vector graphics based video game system created by Smith Engineering and General Consumer Electronics (GCE). Later purchased and marketed by Milton Bradley (MB) as well as licensed for distribution and sale in Japan by Bandai. Made in 1982, 1983, and 1984. The complete list of titles currently included on the micro SD card included with the VecMulti shown below. There is more space avaiable on the micro SD card to add other games. Note: Some titles are multi-game files including 2, or more, titles inside each. e.g. "AllGoodThings, "Vecmania-1", "ProtectorYASI", etc. ● 3DStars ● 99LuftBallons ● AllGoodThings ○ More Invaders! ○ Rockaroids ○ Spike's Water Balloons ○ Vectris ○ 23 Matches ● Anthem ● ArmorAttack ● ArtMaster ● Bach'sPrelude ● BCORFTS ● BeckysMessage ● Bedlam ● BelugaDreams ● Berzerk ● Beth ● Blitz ● Block ● Bloxorz ● BlueSkyRacer ● Bonnie ● BTTQ ● C19MusicBox ● CantinaBand ● Chimney-64K ● CityBomber ● CleanSweep ● Continuum ● CosmicChasm ● CountDown ● Crossfire ● DarkTower ● DemoParty-64K ● Doodle ● Drum ● EngineAnalyze ● Etch ● Figgy ● FortNarzod ● Fresssakk ● FrogsNFlies ● FunkyDrummer ● GetVectrex ● Gravitrex ● HeadsUp ● HeraPrimera ● Hex ● Hexed ● Hyperchase ● Inkubations ● KokoRetribution ● Kolonie ● Lichtbringer ● LordOfRobots ● MailPlane ● MDrWho ● MelodyMaster ● Minestorm2 ● MonsterHouse ● MoonLander ● MrBoston ● MusicDemo ● NagoyaAttack ● Nebula ● Nonagolf ● Oldskool ● OnslaughtDemo ● P1X3LPushr ● Patriots ● Patriots3 ● PitchersDuel ● PolarRescue ● PolePosition ● PresentDrop ● ProtectorYASI ● RAMTest ● Revector ● RipOff ● Rockaroids ● Roli-DasSpiel ● Rounders ● Royal21 ● Scramble ● SkullShot ● SolarQuest ● SpaceFrenzy ● SpaceWars ● Spectrum ● Spike ● SpikeBalloons ● SpikeHoppin ● SpikeSkiing ● Spinball ● Squarez ● StarCastle ● Starhawk ● StarTrek ● Tanks ● TestCart ● Thrust ● TourDeFrance ● Tsunami ● Ulti-Berzerk ● Untot ● V-Theremin ● VabomVectrace ● VecBoxing ● VeccyBird ● VecDrum ● Vecfahren ● VecFu ● VeciBird ● VecKingpin ● Vecmania-1 ○ Star Fire Spirits ○ Repulse ○ Birds of Prey ○ Vector Vaders Remix ● Vecmania-2 ○ Patriots ○ Rockaroids Remix - 3rd Rock ○ Disc Duel Demo ○ Abyss Demo ● Vectopia-64K ● Spike's Water Balloons ○ Trakkers ○ Wormhole ○ Control Test ○ Mad Plane ● Vector21 ● VectorClock ● VectorLife ● VectorPong ● VectorVaders ● Vectrexagon ● VectrexPong ● VecWars ● Verzerk ● VFrogger ● Vibri ● VTwist ● WarOfRobots ● WebWars ● Wormhole ● XmasCart ● Xylo ● YMusic-64K ● Yoehl ● Z4HL3N-R473N ● Zantis ● Ztagger ● Zufallstrefer Programs list also found at the URL below. https://groups.google.com/g/rec.games.vectrex/c/6-HHdnkpLXA •
  12. If anyone has a GCE Vectrex 3D Mine Storm Color Wheel Disc for the 3D Imager available for purchase, could you please send me a private message? Example below of the GCE 3D Mine Storm Color Wheel Disc.
  13. Check the video description for more details #open-source #vectrex
  14. Vectrex - Wet Cat - Stop Motion! #vectrex #stopmotion #retrogaming #animation playvectrex @technobly . https://youtube.com/shorts/DwhlwnJWwNE?si=ngi8JEOcbRmyNles . #playvectrex #technobly
  15. How to turn your XMAS tree into a Vectrex game!!! #vectrex #retrogaming #gaming #christmas https://youtube.com/shorts/UJEWz_p42Zc Download the game at my website: https://www.PlayVectrex.com/games 💙 Happy Holidays everyone! 💙
  16. Anyone up for creating a Vectrex rendition of this Classic Christmas song? Brenda Lee - Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree (Official Music Video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFsZy9t-qDc&ab_channel=BrendaLeeVEVO
  17. Super Vectrex Multicart 2021 Jason Kopp 174+ Games Clear Cart LED WHITE PCB XMAS https://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Vectrex-Multicart-2021-Jason-Kopp-174+-Games-Clear-Cart-LED-WHITE-PCB-XMAS/325883408980 Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Author: Arcade Jason (Jason Kopp) and Ralph Kornmann Creation Year: 2021 Production Year 2023 Installed into the Vectrex cart shell and labeled by Vectrexer For Vectrex / Kousokusen / 光速船 White Winter Holiday Color just in time for Christmas in the snow Vectrex gaming fun! Tested. Working. BETTER THAN NEW! Originally delivered as a board only. Installed inside an protective and easy to handle Vectrex cart shell! For use with General Consumer Electronics (GCE) / Milton Bradley (MB) / Bandai (バンダイ) Vectrex 光速船 Kousokusen video game system. Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM). By Arcade Jason Kopp & Ralph Karmann. From a SVM run made in January of 2022 with a White Printed Circuit Board (PCB). Pre-installed with original GCE/MB Vectrex games. Homebrew indie games and demos. Diagnostic and utility Vectrex programs. 174+ various Vectrex program titles. Some of the included program files are a multi-game image file with two, or more, included games. e.g. "Vecmania", "Protector/YASI", etc. • Super Multicart (SVM) Printed Circuit Board (PCB). • Custom code to control board LED by Ralph Kornmann. • Custom reproduction Vectrex game cart shell, in "Clear Translucent" color by Sean Kelly, • Vectrex Game Cartridge Shell custom modified and fitted to hold the SVM PCB. • Cart Label Art Design by Dino T. Manzella. • Comes inside a RetroProtection Clear Vectrex Box Protector. • Relatively low serial number "#1863". • White color printed circuit board (PCB) made in January of 2022. Software on the SVM Cart: • Super Vectrex Multicart Menu Software. • 174+ Various Vectrex game types, education, demos, utilities, and diagnostic and test programs. Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Usage Overview Video: A look at The new Super Vectrex multi cart - YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aktsV90lcY&ab_channel=ArcadeJason Included in this listing as shown in pictures: • Super Vectrex Multicart game PCB by Arcade Jason (Jason Kopp) and Ralph Kornmann. Serial # 1863. • Translucent Reproduction Vectrex Cartridge Shell by Sean Kelly in "Clear Translucent" color. Specially modified to fit the Super Vectrex Multicart PCB. • Super Vectrex Multicart game cartridge label. Label Art Design by Dino T. Manzella. • Both items above are delivered inside a RetroProtection Clear Vectrex Box Protector. Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Usage notes and ROMs titles List of the 174+ Games, Educational, Demo, Utilities, and Testing. All programs included are authorized for use on SVM by their respective owners and creators. Titles is located here: https://groups.google.com/g/rec.games.vectrex/c/LaYA-7N1ako/m/RjlVnmhTAwAJ For those people on Facebook, The Files section of Vectrex Fan Unite! Facebook also has Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Usage notes and ROMs titles List of the 174+ Games, Educational, Demo, Utilities, and Testing Titles is located here.: https://www.facebook.com/groups/vectrex/files/files Also, see below for program list and usage instructions. This Vectrex item is compatible with, and for play in, all regions of the Vectrex video game system by Milton Bradley (MB), General Consumer Electronics (GCE), and Bandai バンダイ (光速船 / Kousokusen). Vectrex games, Controllers, 3D Imagers, and other accessories are not region specific to a particular Vectrex console. The manual language printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), box printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), and overlay printing (Japan) are the only differences. The Vectrex is a classic 1982 vector graphics based video game system created by Smith Engineering and General Consumer Electronics (GCE). Later purchased and marketed by Milton Bradley (MB) as well as licensed for distribution and sale in Japan by Bandai. Made in 1982, 1983, and 1984. ##### Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) ©2021,©2022,©2023 by Arcade Jason / Ralf Kornmann. Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Games, Educational, Demo, Utilities, and Testing Titles list: • 23Matches (BCG) • 3D Crazy Coaster (IL) • 3D Crazy Coaster • 3D MineStorm (IL) • 3D MineStorm • 3D Narrow Escape (IL) • 3D Narrow Escape • 3D Scape Demo Collection • 3D Stars • 3d vector space cab • 99 Luftballons • Acey Ducey (BCG) • All Good Things • Armor Attack • Art Master • Auld Lang Syne • AY38912 • Bagels (BCG) • Bedlam (IL) • Bedlam • Berzerk (IL) • Berzerk (Speed) • Berzerk • Birds Of Prey (Joystick) • Blitz! • Blue Sky Racer • C19 MusicBox • Call Me • Cantina Band • Chimney Hunt • Clean Sweep (IL) • Clean Sweep • Climax Slideshow • Continuum • Cosmic Chasm (IL) • Cosmic Chasm (Spinner) • Cosmic Chasm • Crossfire • Dark Tower • DarkTower (IL) • doodle jump • Doodle LP • Doodle • Dots • Draft4 • Engine Analyzer • Every Day is Halloween • floor is lava • Fortress of Narzod (IL) • Fortress of Narzod • FrogsNFlies • GhostbustersII Music • Glider Rider Music • Gravitrex • GWSL • Handy Pick Hank! • Heads Up • Hex • hexed • Hyperchase • Jingle Bell Hero • Joystick Test • Karl Quappe • knightex • Light Pen Test • Lord Of Robots • Mail Plane • marinefox • MegaApocalypse • Melody Master • Mine Storm 1 (Level Select) • Mine Storm 1 • Mine Storm 2 • MineStorm 2 (Buttons) • MineStorm 2 (IL) • MineStorm 2 (Invincibility) • minex • Monty OTR Music • MoonLander • Mr. Boston • Nagoya Attack beta • Narrow Escape (2D) • Omega Chase • OregonTrail (1978) • Overseer • Patriots • Patriots3 • PegSolitaire • Performancevx • PitchersDuel • Polar Rescue • Pole Position • Pythagorean Theorem • Quick Shot • Raid Over Vectrexia! • RaidingParty • RAM Test • Release • Repulse • Rip Off • Rockaroids • RockaroidsRemix (Spinner) • rotor • Royal21 • Scramble (IL) • Scramble • Sectis • Skull Shot • Solar Quest (Buttons) • Solar Quest (IL) • Solar Quest • Space Force! • Space Frenzy (Spinner) • Space Race • Space Wars • spidex • Spike (IL) • Spike Balloons • Spike Hoppin • Spike • Spinball (IB) • Spinball • Spinner Test • Spud • Star Castle (IL) • Star Castle • Star Fire Spirits • Star Hawk • Star Trek (IL) • Star Trek • stevedore • Super Simon • Test Cart v4 • The Dice • Thrust (Spinner) • TouchMe • Tour de France • Tower (BCG) • Turkey Pop • unblockme • upsidedown • Veccy Bird • VecDrum • Vec-Man • Vecmania-1 • Vecmania-2 • vecribbon-demo • VecTalk • Vectopia • Vector Pong • Vector21 • VectorClock • VectorVaders • Vectrex UFO! • Ventilator • V-Frogger • V-THEREMIN • WAM • War of the Robots • warrior • Web Wars (IL) • Web Wars • Wormhole (Spinner) • wwry • Xandoz • Xmas Space Race • XmasCart 2014 • XmasCart 2015 • Zantis • ZOAXMAS • Zodiac • ZSB ##### Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) ©2021,©2022,©2023 by Arcade Jason / Ralf Kornmann. Usage notes. Usage notes and titles list in this document were compiled from various posts. Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Usage Notes: Super Vectrex Multicart title selection functionality as used with the Vectrex Reset button. SVM supports a feature to use the Vectrex front panel "Reset" button in two different ways. A quick press. Or a long (greater than 1 second) press. Using the quick press feature of the Reset button will result in restarting the currently selected ROM title. Using the long press feature of the Reset button will result in returning to the SVM Main Menu allowing for selecting of a different ROM title. Some of the ROMs in the titles list are a multiple game title ROM in themselves. (e.g.: All Good Things.) After selecting the ROM the player will be presented with the title's menu inside the ROM for choosing other individual games inside the ROM. Some of the ROMs below require accessory hardware in order to start and use the title. Such as a Vectrex 3D Imager, Light Pen, or third party spinner controller. All "3D" ROM titles requiring the Vectrex 3D Imager will show a blank display after starting the game without the 3D Imager attached. (e.g.: "3D Crazy Coaster", 3D MineStorm", etc.) This is expected and normal operation for a 3D title. To see game play graphics displayed plug a 3D Imager into Vectrex Controller Port 2. All ROMs requiring the Vectrex Light Pen (LightPen) will provide only limited usage after starting the title without the Light Pen attached. (e.g.: "Art Master", "Mail Plane", etc.) The title will start and the game can be selected. But actions needing the Light Pen will be unavailable. (e.g.: In Mail Plane game play destination selection and package loading cannot be accomplished.) Original era and homebrew ROMs requiring extra RAM on the printed circuit board (PCB) are not supported by the Super Vectrex Multicart. No RAM exists on the SVM PCB. Those titles are not included on the SVM. (e.g.: "Animaction") Extra RAM was not included on the SVM PCB to keep the sale price as low as possible. All titles in the list noted with "(IL)" are a modified version of the title with infinite lives for use by the player. All titles in the list noted with "(Invincibility)" are a modified version of the title where the player cannot be hit and killed. All titles in the list noted with "(Level Select)" are a modified version of the title where the player can choose the starting level. All titles in the list noted with "(Spinner)" are a modified version of the title enabled to use a spinner controller. Usually in controller port 2. All titles in the list noted with "(Button)" are a modified version of the title enabled to use a the controller's buttons to control player movement. All titles in the list noted with "(Joystick)" are a modified version of the title enabled to use a the controller's joystick to control player movement. All titles in the list noted with "(2D)" are a modified version of the title enabled to operate without the use of a Vectrex 3D Imager. All titles in the list noted with "(BCG)" are a ports from BASIC games by Ralf Kornmann based on the original games in the 1973 edition of "101 BASIC Computer Games" by David H. Ahl. All titles in the list noted with "(Speed)" are a modified version of the title incorporating increased speed of one or more game design elements as compared with the original title. (e.g: For Berzerk (Speed) the player, bullets, robots and Evil Otto all move a bit quicker.)
  18. Vectrex Homebrew Permission and Programs wanted for the NEW "Ultimate Vectrex Multicart" ! HELP!!! Arcade Jason Kopp and Ralf Kornmann are working on a new multicart to replace the existing Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) ! They are asking for your permission to permission to add your homebrew games and software to their new "Ultimate Vectrex Multicart" (UVM). For version programs are preferred. But if you would like to create a version only for distribution on the Ultimate Vectrex Multicart they would be welcome too. All types of home brew software is welcome. Games. Educational. Demos. Songs. Utilities. Diagnostic and Test. I am sure the team of Jason and Ralf will once again over-deliver and under-price their new "Ultimate Vectrex Multicart" (UVM)! Even if you have already given Jason and Ralf previous permission to include your Vectrex program into their current Super Vectrex Multicart, Jason would like to touch base with you again to renew the permission for the new "Ultimate Vectrex Multicart". Please submit your Vectrex programs and permissions to Jason Kopp's email address: koppjason83@yahoo.com, with the subject "Vectrex Program Permission Grant for Ultimate Vectrex Multicart" Gmail Message response: Here is email reponse link for use with Gmail koppjason83@yahoo.com, Subject: Vectrex Program Permission Grant for Ultimate Vectrex Multicart Alternatively, you can reach out to Jason Kopp via his Facebook account @jason.kopp.923 (https://www.facebook.com/jason.kopp.923), or Respond in the Vectrex Fans Unite Post thread about this same same topic. (note group membership is required to post in this thread) https://www.facebook.com/groups/104852679725118/?multi_permalinks=2210917792451919 Thank you in advance to any Vectrex Developer responding to this post. Even more appreciative if you allow your Vectrex program to be included into the new "Ultimate Vectrex Multicart". Vectrexer
  19. Vectrex Tournament: Vector War XIII (28th Oct -4th Nov 2023) More information here: https://vectorgaming.proboards.com/thread/2682/vectrex-tournament-vector-xiii-28th
  20. War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift HALLOWEEN Edition 2021 George FURY Pelonis + Orange Cart Shell + Vectrex 0LED Board For Vectrex / Kousokusen / 光速船 RARE CUSTOM CREATION Just in time for Halloween 2023! War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift - HALLOWEEN EDITION Author: George Pelonis, Fury Unlimited Version Release Year: 2021 Vectrex LED board modification added by Vectrexer Installed into the Vectrex cart shell by Vectrexer For Vectrex / 光速船 / Kousokusen Tested. Working. BETTER THAN NEW! Originally delivered as a board only. Now Installed inside an protective and easy to handle Vectrex cart shell! Includes and added switchable multi-color LED feature mod! For use with General Consumer Electronics (GCE) / Milton Bradley (MB) / Bandai (バンダイ) Vectrex 光速船 Kousokusen video game system. War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift HALLOWEEN Edition 2021 George "FURY" Pelonis. From a run made in of 2021 with a Green Printed Circuit Board (PCB). • War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift - HALLOWEEN EDITION ('WEEN) 2021 Printed Circuit Board (PCB) by George Pelonis, Fury Unlimited. • Game Instructions. • War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift PCB has been modified with a Custom Vectrex LED daughterboard made by Brett Walach, PlayVectrex.com. See Pictures. • Custom reproduction Vectrex game cart shell, in "Orange" color by Sean Kelly, • Game Cartridge Shell fitted to to hold the War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift PCB. • Vectrex LED daughterboard has a switches to control the LED for a multi-color board switchable between many colors. Currently set to a color complimenting the Orange cart shell. • Comes inside a RetroProtection Clear Vectrex Cartridge Protector. • Green color War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift printed circuit board (PCB). • Black and gold color Vectrex LED daughterboard. • Vectrex LED daughterboard is signed on the back by Brett Walach. Signature is hidden. Software on the Cart: • War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift , Halloween Edition. Included Game in this listing as shown in pictures: • War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift , Halloween Edition 2021 by George Pelonis, Fury Unlimited. • War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift , Halloween Edition 2021 Game Instructions. • Vectrex LED daughterboard by Brett Walach, PlayVectrex.com, installed by Vectrexer. • Translucent Reproduction Vectrex Cartridge Shell by Sean Kelly in "Orange" color. Fitted to the War of the Worlds (WOTW) Time Rift PCB. • All items above are delivered inside a RetroProtection Clear Vectrex Cartridge Protector. Price: $144.44 Or Best Offer (OBO) This item is listed on other sites. Message your Offer to avoid missing out on this classic Vectrex game! # Vectrex console is shown for demo display purposes only. Not included in sale. # This Vectrex item is compatible with, and for play in, all regions of the Vectrex video game system by Milton Bradley (MB), General Consumer Electronics (GCE), and Bandai バンダイ (光速船 / Kousokusen). Vectrex games, Controllers, 3D Imagers, and other accessories are not region specific to a particular Vectrex console. The manual language printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), box printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), and overlay printing (Japan) are the only differences. The Vectrex is a classic 1982 vector graphics based video game system created by Smith Engineering and General Consumer Electronics (GCE). Later purchased and marketed by Milton Bradley (MB) as well as licensed for distribution and sale in Japan by Bandai. Made in 1982, 1983, and 1984. #War #of #the #Worlds #WaroftheWorlds #WOTW #Time #Rift #HALLOWEEN #WOTW2021 #George #Pelonis #FURY #Unlimited #Orange #LED #Vectrex #Kousokusen #光速船
  21. RARE CUSTOM CREATION Just in time for Halloween 2023! ZANTIS - HALLOWEEN EDITION Author: George Pelonis, Fury Unlimited Version Release Year: 2021 Vectrex LED board modification added by Vectrexer Installed into the Vectrex cart shell by Vectrexer Tested. Working. BETTER THAN NEW! Originally delivered as a board only. Now Installed inside an protective and easy to handle Vectrex cart shell! Includes and added switchable multi-color LED feature mod! For use with General Consumer Electronics (GCE) / Milton Bradley (MB) / Bandai (バンダイ) Vectrex 光速船 Kousokusen video game system. ZANTIS HALLOWEEN Edition 2021 George "FURY" Pelonis. From a SVM run made in of 2021 with a Green Printed Circuit Board (PCB). • ZANTIS - HALLOWEEN EDITION ('WEEN) 2021 Printed Circuit Board (PCB) by George Pelonis, Fury Unlimited. • Game Instructions. • ZANTIS PCB has been modified with a Custom Vectrex LED daughterboard made by Brett Walach, PlayVectrex.com. See Pictures. • Custom reproduction Vectrex game cart shell, in "Toxic Green" color by Sean Kelly, • Game Cartridge Shell fitted to to hold the ZANTIS PCB. • Vectrex LED daughterboard has a switches to control the LED for a multi-color board switchable between many colors. Currently set to a color complimenting the green cart shell. • Comes inside a RetroProtection Clear Vectrex Cartridge Protector. • Green color ZANTIS printed circuit board (PCB). • Black and gold color Vectrex LED daughterboard. • Vectrex LED daughterboard is signed on the back by Brett Walack. Signature is hidden. Software on the SVM Cart: • ZANTIS, Halloween Edition. Included Game in this listing as shown in pictures: • ZANTIS, Halloween Edition 2021 by George Pelonis, Fury Unlimited. • ZANTIS, Halloween Edition 2021 Game Instructions. • Vectrex LED daughterboard by Brett Walach, PlayVectrex.com, installed by Vectrexer. • Translucent Reproduction Vectrex Cartridge Shell by Sean Kelly in "Toxic Green" color. Fitted to the ZANTIS PCB. • All items above are delivered inside a RetroProtection Clear Vectrex Cartridge Protector. Price: $155.55 Or Best Offer (OBO) This item is listed on other sites. Message your Offer to avoid missing out on this classic Vectrex game! # Vectrex console is shown for demo display purposes only. Not included in sale. # This Vectrex item is compatible with, and for play in, all regions of the Vectrex video game system by Milton Bradley (MB), General Consumer Electronics (GCE), and Bandai バンダイ (光速船 / Kousokusen). Vectrex games, Controllers, 3D Imagers, and other accessories are not region specific to a particular Vectrex console. The manual language printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), box printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), and overlay printing (Japan) are the only differences. The Vectrex is a classic 1982 vector graphics based video game system created by Smith Engineering and General Consumer Electronics (GCE). Later purchased and marketed by Milton Bradley (MB) as well as licensed for distribution and sale in Japan by Bandai. Made in 1982, 1983, and 1984. #ZANTIS #HALLOWEEN #ZANTIS2021 #George #FURY #Pelonis #Toxic #Green #LED #Vectrex #Kousokusen #光速船
  22. FA: Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) By Arcade Jason (Jason Kopp) and Ralph Kornmann/ 174+ Games. Serial #630. Black PCB. Installed in a Toxic Green cart shell with label. Comes inside a Clear Vectrex Cart Protector. . https://www.ebay.com/itm/256247334496 . #Vectrex #光速船 #Kousokusen Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Author: Arcade Jason (Jason Kopp) and Ralph Kornmann Creation Year: 2021 Production Year 2022 Installed into the Vectrex cart shell and labeled by Vectrexer For Vectrex / 光速船 / Kousokusen Tested. Working. BETTER THAN NEW! Originally delivered as a board only. Installed inside an protective and easy to handle Vectrex cart shell! For use with General Consumer Electronics (GCE) / Milton Bradley (MB) / Bandai (バンダイ) Vectrex 光速船 Kousokusen video game system. Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM). By Arcade Jason Kopp & Ralph Karmann. From a SVM run made in December of 2021 with a Black Printed Circuit Board (PCB). Pre-installed with original GCE/MB Vectrex games. Homebrew indie games and demos. Diagnostic and utility Vectrex programs. 174 various Vectrex program titles. Some of the included program files are a multi-game image file with two, or more, included games. e.g. "Vecmania", "Protector/YASI", etc. • Super Multicart (SVM) Printed Circuit Board (PCB). • Custom code to control board LED by Ralph Kornmann. • Custom reproduction Vectrex game cart shell, in "Toxic Green" color by Sean Kelly, • Game Cartridge Shell custom modified to hold the SVM PCB. • Cart Label Art Design by Dino T. Manzella. • Comes inside a RetroProtection Clear Vectrex Box Protector. • Relatively low serial number "#630". • Black color printed circuit board (PCB). Software on the SVM Cart: • Super Vectrex Multicart Menu Software. • 174+ Various Vectrex game types, education, demos, utilities, and diagnostic and test programs. Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Usage Overview Video: A look at The new Super Vectrex multi cart - YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aktsV90lcY&ab_channel=ArcadeJason Included in this listing as shown in pictures: • Super Vectrex Multicart game PCB by Arcade Jason (Jason Kopp) and Ralph Kornmann. Serial # 630. • Translucent Reproduction Vectrex Cartridge Shell by Sean Kelly in "Toxic Green" color. Specially modified to fit the Super Vectrex Multicart PCB. • Super Vectrex Multicart game cartridge label. Label Art Design by Dino T. Manzella. • Both items above are delivered inside a RetroProtection Clear Vectrex Box Protector. Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Usage notes and ROMs titles List of the 174+ Games, Educational, Demo, Utilities, and Testing. All programs included are authorized for use on SVM by their respective owners and creators. Titles is located here: https://groups.google.com/g/rec.games.vectrex/c/LaYA-7N1ako/m/RjlVnmhTAwAJ For those people on Facebook, The Files section of Vectrex Fan Unite! Facebook also has Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Usage notes and ROMs titles List of the 174+ Games, Educational, Demo, Utilities, and Testing Titles is located here.: https://www.facebook.com/groups/vectrex/files/files Also, see below for program list and usage instructions. This Vectrex item is compatible with, and for play in, all regions of the Vectrex video game system by Milton Bradley (MB), General Consumer Electronics (GCE), and Bandai バンダイ (光速船 / Kousokusen). Vectrex games, Controllers, 3D Imagers, and other accessories are not region specific to a particular Vectrex console. The manual language printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), box printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), and overlay printing (Japan) are the only differences. The Vectrex is a classic 1982 vector graphics based video game system created by Smith Engineering and General Consumer Electronics (GCE). Later purchased and marketed by Milton Bradley (MB) as well as licensed for distribution and sale in Japan by Bandai. Made in 1982, 1983, and 1984. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Super-Vectrex-Multicart-2021-Jason-Kopp-174+-Games-Toxic-Green-LED-Serial-Number-630/256247334496 ##### Super Vectrex Multicart ©2021,©2022,©2023 by Arcade Jason / Ralf Kornmann. Usage notes and ROMs titles list. Usage notes and titles list in this document were compiled from various posts. Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Usage Notes: Super Vectrex Multicart title selection functionality as used with the Vectrex Reset button. SVM supports a feature to use the Vectrex front panel "Reset" button in two different ways. A quick press. Or a long (greater than 1 second) press. Using the quick press feature of the Reset button will result in restarting the currently selected ROM title. Using the long press feature of the Reset button will result in returning to the SVM Main Menu allowing for selecting of a different ROM title. Some of the ROMs in the titles list are a multiple game title ROM in themselves. (e.g.: All Good Things.) After selecting the ROM the player will be presented with the title's menu inside the ROM for choosing other individual games inside the ROM. Some of the ROMs below require accessory hardware in order to start and use the title. Such as a Vectrex 3D Imager, Light Pen, or third party spinner controller. All "3D" ROM titles requiring the Vectrex 3D Imager will show a blank display after starting the game without the 3D Imager attached. (e.g.: "3D Crazy Coaster", 3D MineStorm", etc.) This is expected and normal operation for a 3D title. To see game play graphics displayed plug a 3D Imager into Vectrex Controller Port 2. All ROMs requiring the Vectrex Light Pen (LightPen) will provide only limited usage after starting the title without the Light Pen attached. (e.g.: "Art Master", "Mail Plane", etc.) The title will start and the game can be selected. But actions needing the Light Pen will be unavailable. (e.g.: In Mail Plane game play destination selection and package loading cannot be accomplished.) Original era and homebrew ROMs requiring extra RAM on the printed circuit board (PCB) are not supported by the Super Vectrex Multicart. No RAM exists on the SVM PCB. Those titles are not included on the SVM. (e.g.: "Animaction") Extra RAM was not included on the SVM PCB to keep the sale price as low as possible. All titles in the list noted with "(IL)" are a modified version of the title with infinite lives for use by the player. All titles in the list noted with "(Invincibility)" are a modified version of the title where the player cannot be hit and killed. All titles in the list noted with "(Level Select)" are a modified version of the title where the player can choose the starting level. All titles in the list noted with "(Spinner)" are a modified version of the title enabled to use a spinner controller. Usually in controller port 2. All titles in the list noted with "(Button)" are a modified version of the title enabled to use a the controller's buttons to control player moevement. All titles in the list noted with "(Joystick)" are a modified version of the title enabled to use a the controller's joystick to control player movement. All titles in the list noted with "(2D)" are a modified version of the title enabled to operate without the use of a Vectrex 3D Imager. All titles in the list noted with "(BCG)" are a ports from BASIC games by Ralf Kornmann based on the original games in the 1973 edition of "101 BASIC Computer Games" by David H. Ahl. All titles in the list noted with "(Speed)" are a modified version of the title incorporating increased speed of one or more game design elements as compared with the original title. (e.g: For Berzerk (Speed) the player, bullets, robots and Evil Otto all move a bit quicker.) Super Vectrex Multicart (SVM) Games, Educational, Demo, Utilities, and Testing Titles list: • 23Matches (BCG) • 3D Crazy Coaster (IL) • 3D Crazy Coaster • 3D MineStorm (IL) • 3D MineStorm • 3D Narrow Escape (IL) • 3D Narrow Escape • 3D Scape Demo Collection • 3D Stars • 3d vector space cab • 99 Luftballons • Acey Ducey (BCG) • All Good Things • Armor Attack • Art Master • Auld Lang Syne • AY38912 • Bagels (BCG) • Bedlam (IL) • Bedlam • Berzerk (IL) • Berzerk (Speed) • Berzerk • Birds Of Prey (Joystick) • Blitz! • Blue Sky Racer • C19 MusicBox • Call Me • Cantina Band • Chimney Hunt • Clean Sweep (IL) • Clean Sweep • Climax Slideshow • Continuum • Cosmic Chasm (IL) • Cosmic Chasm (Spinner) • Cosmic Chasm • Crossfire • Dark Tower • DarkTower (IL) • doodle jump • Doodle LP • Doodle • Dots • Draft4 • Engine Analyzer • Every Day is Halloween • floor is lava • Fortress of Narzod (IL) • Fortress of Narzod • FrogsNFlies • GhostbustersII Music • Glider Rider Music • Gravitrex • GWSL • Handy Pick Hank! • Heads Up • Hex • hexed • Hyperchase • Jingle Bell Hero • Joystick Test • Karl Quappe • knightex • Light Pen Test • Lord Of Robots • Mail Plane • marinefox • MegaApocalypse • Melody Master • Mine Storm 1 (Level Select) • Mine Storm 1 • Mine Storm 2 • MineStorm 2 (Buttons) • MineStorm 2 (IL) • MineStorm 2 (Invincibility) • minex • Monty OTR Music • MoonLander • Mr. Boston • Nagoya Attack beta • Narrow Escape (2D) • Omega Chase • OregonTrail (1978) • Overseer • Patriots • Patriots3 • PegSolitaire • Performancevx • PitchersDuel • Polar Rescue • Pole Position • Pythagorean Theorem • Quick Shot • Raid Over Vectrexia! • RaidingParty • RAM Test • Release • Repulse • Rip Off • Rockaroids • RockaroidsRemix (Spinner) • rotor • Royal21 • Scramble (IL) • Scramble • Sectis • Skull Shot • Solar Quest (Buttons) • Solar Quest (IL) • Solar Quest • Space Force! • Space Frenzy (Spinner) • Space Race • Space Wars • spidex • Spike (IL) • Spike Balloons • Spike Hoppin • Spike • Spinball (IB) • Spinball • Spinner Test • Spud • Star Castle (IL) • Star Castle • Star Fire Spirits • Star Hawk • Star Trek (IL) • Star Trek • stevedore • Super Simon • Test Cart v4 • The Dice • Thrust (Spinner) • TouchMe • Tour de France • Tower (BCG) • Turkey Pop • unblockme • upsidedown • Veccy Bird • VecDrum • Vec-Man • Vecmania-1 • Vecmania-2 • vecribbon-demo • VecTalk • Vectopia • Vector Pong • Vector21 • VectorClock • VectorVaders • Vectrex UFO! • Ventilator • V-Frogger • V-THEREMIN • WAM • War of the Robots • warrior • Web Wars (IL) • Web Wars • Wormhole (Spinner) • wwry • Xandoz • Xmas Space Race • XmasCart 2014 • XmasCart 2015 • Zantis • ZOAXMAS • Zodiac • ZSB
  23. MOON LANDER 1997 by Clay Cowgill CIB 1999 Publication - VECTREX Kousokusen 光速船 MOON LANDER Author Clay Cowgill Game Creation: Year 1997 Game Publisher: Mark's Vectrex Carts, Mark Shaker Publication Production release year: Jan 23 1999. Platform: Vectrex / Kousokusen / 光速船 "MOON LANDER is a reimagined version of the classic 1979 Atari "LUNAR LANDER" arcade vector game. Being Atari's first vector graphics title of course the there is a Vectrex version! But with more game play features, level, and opponents. First 32K Vectrex cart. (At the time of creation. Eclipsed by other titles while waiting to be released.) First high-quality digitized audio playback on Vectrex. First Vectrex game with intro and "cut" scenes. Interesting Attract Mode with voice, action and unique credits. Game pause screen with level information. Easter Eggs to be discovered. The initial game coding resulted in a playable version back in 1997. But the release version probably didn't happen until close to when Mark Shaker published the boxed MOON LANDER in 1999. Game Design and Programming by Clay Cowgill. Game Design and Programming by Chris Salomon (aka "Malban"). Cartridge Manufacturing and Publishing by Mark Shaker. PC Board Design by Richard Hutchinson. Vectrex Cartridge Case Design by John Dondzila This particular Boxed MOON LANDER is the second Vectrex game published by Mark Shaker. Sold via "Mark's Vectrex Game Cartridge Manufacturing". Also known as "Mark's Vectrex Carts". And later on his "vectrexcarts.com" site. Publication release on Jan 23 1999. Released nearly 30 years after the first Apollo Moon landing! From the MOON LANDER's game instructions: "Outer Space is a dangerous place! To get home you must "hop" from moon to moon. Each landing will bring you 1 step closer to home. You must make 32 landings to make it home alive. You star with 3 ships / And additional ship will be awarded after every 5 successful landings. Each moon has different terrain, gravity, and wind. There is a fuel limit on every landing. You can land only on designated landing pad. Each landing pad is marked with it's fuel bonus multiplier. Oh yeah, did I mention the satellites and killer satellites? Good Luck and God Speed!" Complete in box. Like New In Box. Tested. Working. Comes with • MOON LANDER Game Cartridge. • Game Instructions. • Clamshell Game Box. • Clamshell game box includes Cover Art insert. • Cartridge shell comes with MOON LANDER cartridge label. • Board housed in early custom cartridge shell design by John Dondzila. Intellicart cartridge shell, modified Intellivision cart. The Intellicart shell housing was used before access to Sean Kelly's reproduction Vectrex cartridge shell was available. At the time the relative scarcity of the OEM Vectrex cartridge shell was low compared to the plentiful OEM Intellivision cartridge. This prompted John to use the Intellivision cart shell modified to hold a Vectrex game printed circuit board for use in his Vectrex game production. Mark Shaker also used the same design for his first game Vectrex publications including Clay Cowgill's MOON LANDER. Included in this listing as shown in pictures: • MOON LANDER 1997 by Clay Cowgill, Published in 1999 by Mark Shaker. Like New, Complete In Box (CIB). Price: $OLD $180.00 Or Best Offer (OBO) This item is listed on other sites. Message your Offer to avoid missing out on this classic Vectrex game! This Vectrex item is compatible with, and for play in, all regions of the Vectrex video game system by Milton Bradley (MB), General Consumer Electronics (GCE), and Bandai バンダイ (光速船 / Kousokusen). Vectrex games, Controllers, 3D Imagers, and other accessories are not region specific to a particular Vectrex console. The manual language printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), box printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), and overlay printing (Japan) are the only differences. The Vectrex is a classic 1982 vector graphics based video game system created by Smith Engineering and General Consumer Electronics (GCE). Later purchased and marketed by Milton Bradley (MB) as well as licensed for distribution and sale in Japan by Bandai. Made in 1982, 1983, and 1984. #moon #lander #moon #lander #Clay #Cowgill #Vectrex #光速船 #Kousokusen #lunar #lunarlander
  24. In case anyone out there needs it. VecFlash USB Software for Windows to talk to the Vectrex VecFlash cartridge from Richard Hutchinson. VecFlash USB.zip
  25. NEBULA COMMANDER 2005 by Craig Aker CIB VECTREX Kousokusen 光速船 NEBULA COMMANDER Author Craig Aker Game Creation: Year 2005 Game Publisher: Mark's Vectrex Carts, Mark Shaker Production release year: 2005 Platform: Vectrex / Kousokusen / 光速船 An original, real-time strategy (RTS) game for the Vectrex. One or two players obtain resources to create and launch weapons destroying the opponent space station while defending their own in turn. Your goal is to out score your opponent in a 7 minute timed match. You can score points by shooting your opponent or by picking up power-up items. Command the nebula by conquering all who oppose you! Race to mine space crystals for the energy necessary to build destroyers and missiles, construct your armada and then launch your attack. All the while, defending your space station against attacking aliens... An RTS for the Vectrex!?! Nebula Commander is like no other Vectrex game! Play against a CPU enemy or (even better) crush a "friend's" dreams of dominating the nebula. Best played as a two-player game. Programming and Design by Craig Aker. Manufacturing and Publishing by Mark Shaker. PC Board Design by Richard Hutchinson. Vectrex Cartridge Case Reproduction by Sean Kelly. Box Art by Manu Pärssinen. Comes with: • NEBULA COMMANDER Game Cartridge. • Game Instructions. • Clamshell Game Box. • Clamshell game box includes Cover Art insert. • Board housed in Reproduction Vectrex Cartridge shell by Sean Kelly. • Cartridge shell comes with NEBULA COMMANDER cartridge label. • Complete in box. • Like New In Box. • Tested. • Working. Included in this listing as shown in pictures: • NEBULA COMMANDER 2005 by Craig Aker, Published 2005 by Mark Shaker. Like New, Complete In Box (CIB). SOLD Price: $150.00, Or Best Offer (OBO) This item is listed on other sites. Buy or, make your Offer, now via private message to avoid missing out on this Vectrex game. This Vectrex item is compatible with, and for play in, all regions of the Vectrex video game system by Milton Bradley (MB), General Consumer Electronics (GCE), and Bandai バンダイ (光速船 / Kousokusen). Vectrex games, Controllers, 3D Imagers, and other accessories are not region specific to a particular Vectrex console. The manual language printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), box printing (Canada dual / Europe multi / Japan), and overlay printing (Japan) are the only differences. The Vectrex is a classic 1982 vector graphics based video game system created by Smith Engineering and General Consumer Electronics (GCE). Later purchased and marketed by Milton Bradley (MB) as well as licensed for distribution and sale in Japan by Bandai. Made in 1982, 1983, and 1984. . VID_20230917_143518.mp4
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