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We have new shipping options, Using couriers to ship to Miami (Air and Sea) and from Miami using Usps or similar. for the Sea option saves a lot of money to send larger packages (they Charge by the cubic feet) So decided to list some Hardware on Shipping Boxes. Thia form of Shipping avoids the dreadfull customs officers who opens every game, they can do that in a whole shipping container. But they take a while to arrive, (even the air option). I can also sell individually or several different items. Boxes will be protected with cardboard outside (no shipping stickers on your original box) Shipping costs not included, need the address to quote. Vcs Cartridge Adaptor, Sealed box of 4 160$ (50$ Each) without shipping. ColecoVision Expansion Module #1 Sealed box of 4, 220$, 65$ each without shipping. Atari Trak-Ball Controller (made in Mexico) Shipping boxes are not sealed (tape glue dissolved) and the shipping box do not provide enough protection, so is best to sell them by unit. 70$ each without shipping. Compumate Box of 6 (Consecutive serial numbers) 600$, 120$ each without shipping. cp/m card for apple II New & Sealed, 180$ without shipping. New Additions: Atari 410 Tape Drive, Sealed box of 2 (Probably need a rubber belt replacement) 120$ without shipping. Sealed Box of Two Atari 5200 Consoles, probably the shorter box model 3500$ Shipped OBO. Not Common at all from Venezuela. Sealed Box of 2 800XL 400$ Plus Shiping. Box of 2 New The Proggrammer Set for Atari XL 80$ Plus Shipping.
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BOTH SOLD! NIB GAUNTLET & JOUST for Colecovision. From personal collection and hate to sell but it’s a necessity right now. 😞 Gauntlet $180 shipped in U.S. g/s Joust $385 shipped in U.S. g/s Willing to sell as a lot for better discount ($550 shipped g/s)
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A fan request Only slightly processed but disassembled nonetheless. I will work on it a bit more for my own learning and post the results. I do not mind helping out but if you want major dis-assemblies that take a lot of time we will have to work something out. This one by itself starting out is almost 22,000 lines of code to process. Donkey Kong 24.asm
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Hello, is it possible to use any light gun from the first generation on other first gen consoles? Do I have to be sure they use the same chip? I'm specifically curious about the Venture Electronics VS-7, Monteverdi TV Sports 825, Coleco Telstars Ranger and Marksman, and maybe Radioshack TV Scoreboard. I'd like to play on the Venture and Monteverdi on two TVs, and offer people their "choice of weapon." Pictured: gun port on VS-7, Telstar Ranger, Telstar Marksman, Monteverdi gun, Radioshack TV Scoreboard.
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Signed Daniel Bienvenue Jeepers Creepers #46/50 2001-2007 New! 50 were initially released and signed to check interest before these were reproduced and box added. Asking $100 shipped in u.s. (buyer pays PayPal fees, total $104.50)
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I accept PayPal payments, will ship anywhere in the world at the actual cost of shipping using USPS Priority Mail. Any order over $100 should include the purchase of additional USPS Shipping Insurance... completely up to the buyer. Check out the pics and PM me if interested in any of the items or you have any questions and please include your zip or postal code so that I can work up the shipping costs.. If you live in the Chicagoland area, we can also work out a meet so as to save on shipping cost. $75.00 - Penguin Adventure by Opcode Games complete in box and like new. Requires the Opcode SGM or ADAM AY Sound Enhancer. $75.00 - Gradius by Opcode Games complete in box and like new. Requires the Opcode SGM or ADAM AY Sound Enhancer. $ SOLD - Internal FujiNet by Lundy Electronics Unit used only a couple times and just tested to verify good working condition. Installed firmware version is 0.5.892a9532 01/21/2023 and a new version 1.0 07/xx/2023 was recently released but will leave that to the buyer to upgrade if they so desire. Includes FujiNet drive, 2.5’ ADAMnet Cable, ADAMnet 2-1 Splitter with short cable to connect multiple ADAMnet devices to the same ADAMnet Port, Internal to External Cable Set and 3D printed Mounting Bracket. DOES NOT INCLUDE the Data Drive False Door and SD Card and pictures of those only included to show how it looks when installed. Instruction PDF will be sent via email as well as links with further valuable information.
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Bumping this up as I've sold a few pieces, but I'd also like to offer everything for sale individually as well as put together a custom bundle of items. DM me for a custom package and we can make a deal. Thanks! Hello all, If anyone is interested in the entire Coleco game collection listed below, please let me know and we can work something out. If you are interested in individual pieces, let me know. The more you buy, the better a deal we can put together. I previously had an SGM, Atarimax, Console, etc, but those have been sold. This is what remains. For sale is an incredible collection of ColecoVision games that is currently criminally underutilized, so I've decided to sell it. I've gone through and inventoried everything and listed it below (I can provide the spreadsheet for you if you like). For sale is all of the games listed along with a good number of manuals in plastic. Some are Canadian, some are American. Included are some rarer titles like BC Quest for Tires, Burgertime, and Tapper! This set is an instant collection and a ton of fun! I just don't have time and haven't played it enough to warrant keeping it. Let someone else enjoy it! I am willing to ship within the US and Canada at buyer's expense. Everything will be bubble wrapped tightly. Please contact me with any questions. Thanks for looking! BC Quest for Tires Buck Rogers BurgerTime (w/manual) Carnival (w/manual) Cosmic Avenger (w/manual) Donkey Kong (w/manual) Donkey Kong Jr (w/manual) Donkey Kong Jr (manual only- French) Destructor Destructor Frenzy Gorf (w/manual) LadyBug (w/manual) Mr. Do (ColecoVision w/manual) Mr. Do (ColecoVision/Adam) Mouse Trap (manual only) Omega Race Q*Bert (w/manual) Pepper II Popeye Roc'N Rope Slither (w/manual) Slither Smurf - Rescue in Gargamel's Castle (w/manual) Space Fury (w/manual) Space Panic (w/manual) Subroc Tapper (SOLD) Time Pilot Turbo (w/manual) Venture (w/manual) Victory WarGames Zaxxon (w/manual)
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Hi guys. I'm working on a remake of Let's Compare ( Donkey Kong ). The original video is out of date & I need to upgrade it. I'm looking for either the ROMS or good clean video footage of all 4 levels from the updated Intellivision version & The arcade version for the colecovision. The new video will be hi def & 60 fps. Any help would be greatly appreciated & I'll include any help in the credits. Thanks guys. Gaming History Source
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It is clear AtariAge members are much too discriminating to spend like the rest of the eBay world, so I re-examined the situation. If I were to list this item on eBay, the return on a $350 selling price would be approximately $305. Rather than bother with eBay then, I'm simply lowering my asking price to $305 here, noted below as well, with the hope of garnering more interest. Yesterday (December 5th) I was browsing sold items on eBay and happened upon this auction... https://www.ebay.com/itm/195470579615?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=d09x7VdARf2&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=6uFVB1ODTJy&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=EMAIL ...which ended on November 20th, and I thought, "Wow, $355 for a CIB Gemini. Oh wait, I HAVE ONE OF THOSE!" And here it is: So, what's different about MY Gemini from the one that sold for $355? On the PLUS side... 1) My box is in better shape (meh). 2) The foam says "GEMINI" and not just "COLECO" (yawn). 3) I am the original owner, purchased in October of 1986 (here is the receipt)... 4) Mine is proven to work, with both joystick and paddle function of the Dual Command controllers... 5) And best of all (please note in the photo above), MINE comes with the Y-CABLE needed to play two-player paddle games (YAY!) On the MINUS side... 1) The eBay seller's Gemini has apparently never been used (mine has been played a handful of times, decades ago, and has been in its box ever since). 2) The eBay seller's Gemini included the original pack-in game, Donkey Kong (mine includes a gnarly, Actiplaque'd yet fully-functional copy of Kaboom... SO THE BUYER OF MY GEMINI CAN PLAY IT IN TWO-PLAYER MODE WITH THE SPIFFY Y-CABLE!). So I ask you, Dear Fellow Classic Gaming Enthusiasts, which of these two CIB Coleco Gemini Classic Consoles is the better value? If my Gemini appears to be worth $305 (or more, plus shipping), please send me a PM to express interest, with my thanks. If more than one party expresses interest, I may turn this into a bidding opportunity. If THAT happens, I will set a deadline to make offers and the highest offer will need pay only $5 above the second-highest offer (not unlike eBay), via PayPal if you please. My policy will be to keep ALL bidders aware of ALL offers (anonymously) as they come in, via PM. That has worked quite fairly on this Forum in the past, and I GUARANTEE the buyer complete satisfaction with the purchase or there will be a full refund including return shipping. Please check my reputation here... ...if there are any doubts. Thanks in advance for any and all considerations.
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I am offering for sale a vintage 1977 Coleco Telstar Ranger Video Game System. This game is in used condition and since I have not tested it, it is being sold "as-is". I purchased it a few years ago as fully working so I have no reason to believe it doesn't work, but cannot guarantee that. It comes in the original box intact and the box shows wear and tape in some places as shown in the photos. The components seem to be in good shape overall. The bottom of the main console has some scratches and a tape marking as shown. The only original part that appears to be missing is the tv/game switch that used to hook the unit to the old tv's in the 70's. That part would not be of any use now since it would never work with a modern tv. Inexpensive adapters are available to play the unit with modern tv's. You would have to look into that if you want to play on a modern tv. Please check the photos for best idea as to the overall condition of the unit. If you have any questions, please ask and I will do my best to answer them. Thank you! Asking price for this item is $74.95 (along with actual shipping cost to wherever you are)
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Here's the development thread for Leisure Suit Toby (Larry) I'll post development progress in this thread I've about 75% of all graphics done, I need to double check some though So here's a few screens that has already been verified and works for CV
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I have been fortunate to get my hands on a Coleco Telstar Arcade Model 6071 (the triangular one). The RF modulator has deteriorated and I need to convert this system to composite video. This is where I need help. It looks like it would be pretty simple to do, but I'm a newbie and I don't completely understand the chips and pins and I don't want to risk destroying the console by experimenting. I'm attaching some pics for reference. There is a single coax cable connecting the board to the RF converter. I would assume that this cable is carrying all of the video information. Can I just take this signal and convert to composite? Does anyone have instructions or pictures that are specific to the Model 6071? I would greatly appreciate any assistance anyone could provide.
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Index of Updates! 4/15/15 - Initial post (see below) 4/16/15 - Pixelboy Games Arrive 5/7/15 - New games & Overlays 5/9/15 - Repro Boxes 5/23/15 - Some rare carts 6/1/15 - Clear case SGM 6/4/15 - Some NIB games 6/7/15 - Rey's awesome ADAM Power Supply 7/8/15 - Amazing collection of Repro Boxes 7/31/15 - New Homebrews & a ColecoVision Press Kit 8/8/15 - Opcode's Juno First 8/20/15 - Super Sketch 8/28/15 - Shovel Knight for the ColecoVision! 9/17/15 - Review of an AWFUL European homebrew controller 9/24/15 - Frenzy! 10/1/15 - The awesome F18a ColecoVision review! 10/6/15 - Boxxle & more from Pixelboy 10/8/15 - F18a + HDMI Converter Results #1 10/16/15 - Super Famicom NTT Controller & Taiwan Cooper Games 10/22/15 - F18a + HDMI Converter Results #2 10/23/15 - My final "loose cart" needed to complete the collection! 1/28/16 - Pics of my stuff 2/5/16 - Donkey Kong & DKJR Arcade Flyers 2/11/16 - More arcade flyer scans 2/17/16 - My daughter loves the ADAM! 2/20/16 - Even more arcade flyers 2/23/16 - Coleco ADAM Zaxxon Box 2/29/16 - Yay! More Pixelboy! 3/7/16 - One year anniversary post - My entire homebrew collection! 3/11/16 - USB PC Interface for ADAM Keyboard Review 3/11/16 - Mr. Do! "Alternate" Coleco Box 3/15/16 - Awesome homebrew repro boxes by Pixelboy! 3/26/16 - DK, DKJr, Zaxxon AWESOME ADAM games boxes! 4/12/16 - 5 New Games from CollectorVision - Star Soldier, Drol, Hang On, MORE! 4/21/16 - Track & Field II photos & video! 5/5/16 - New additions to the collection! 5/6/16 - Venture video! 5/12/16 - Opcode Prototype Games 5/20/16 - Mouse Trap Video! 6/8/16 - Mail Call! Sammy Lightfoot! 7/21/16 - Ms. Pac-Man Custom Tabletop! 7/22/16 - My Coleco Tabletops! 8/13/16 - Added a boxed Donkey Kong to the collection! 12/6/16 - Jawbreaker II is here! 10/15/16 - Some recent additions to the collection. 11/3/16 - I really suck at Bump n Jump! 12/6/16 - Nice looking "used" CV Box! 12/10/16 - Video of Jeepers Creepers! 1/30/17 - Video of Frantic! 4/8/17 - Playing ColecoVision on a SpectraVideo SV 328! 4/26/17 - Video of Kaboom! 2/4/17 - Strange "Mini" ColecoVision 7/5/17 - Custom Made Berzerk Tabletop 8/7/17 - German Version of Super Cross Force! 8/9/17 - Unboxing and playing Sydney Hunter! 8/13/17 - Photos of my collection from the 90s! 9/22/17 - Thoughts on Sydney Hunter! 2/7/18 - 3 New Videos! 2/14/18 - Wizard of Wor Review! 2/15/18 - Team Pixelboy Budget Series! 2/21/18 - Donkey Kong Review! 4/6/18 - A Boot Hill Review! 8/31/18 - Some oddly shaped boxes! 11/28/21 - A long overdue update! 1/11/22 - Unboxing a sealed copy of Jumpman Junior! 2/12/22 - Arkadion for ColecoVision is BAD! Full Review 2/15/22 - Reproduction ColecoVision Console Box Review 3/5/22 - Bull & Mighty's Critical Moment Gameplay Video Why I got back into collecting ColecoVision... …It’s all the Flashback’s fault! Seriously! Growing up, the ColecoVision was always “my system.” It really was the video game machine that I grew up on and followed religiously. Sure, I had a 2600 before it and a C-64 and then an NES after it, but it was the system that would change a part of my life as an adult. My “video game childhood” started out with the original Sears Tele-Games Pong which I received for Christmas in 1975, and then two years later Santa put a 2600 under the tree. I was only 7 at the time when the 2600 came out, and while I played it to death, I was still a bit too young to really appreciate games and how important they were about to become. But then 1982 rolls around, I’m reading Electronic Games Magazine and news about the ColecoVision at CES is talked about and I was blown away. At this point in my life I was addicted to any stand-up game to hit the arcades but disappointed in the current home-version offerings. Seeing what the ColecoVision was going to bring home blew me away, and I had to get one! The two childhood CV stories that I remember distinctly… First - I always knew where my parents hid my Christmas presents and one day after school I had discovered that they had bought the ColecoVision system, Expansion Module #1 and several games that were available. But it would be weeks before Christmas and I just couldn’t wait. Knowing the exact schedule of when my parents would be coming home and how much time I had between getting back from school, I would go and take the ColecoVision, and very carefully remove it all out of the box, hook it up to the TV, play it as long as I possibly could, and then with enough time to reverse the process, put it all back into the box EXACTLY as it was before and put it right back to where it was “hidden.” And of course I played off the “surprise” perfectly fine on Christmas day! To this day, my parents still have no idea I did this! The second was when I had saved up all my allowance to buy Donkey Kong Jr. For whatever reason that game came out (at least where I lived) at a higher price than other ColecoVision games and while at the store wanting to buy it, my parents wouldn’t let me due to the higher price. Thankfully, my parents didn’t pay too close of attention, and one day I rode my bike down to Gemco (big box store in SoCal in the 80s) and happily used up my allowance to purchase the game. They never even noticed that I had bought it. My collection of CV games as a kid included pretty much all the “common” games. I had all the arcade ports and many of the original games that came out up until the end, all the add-ons, controllers, etc. The only thing I never had growing up was Adam. Fast forward through the next few years… My gaming career went from ColecoVision to the Commodore 64 to NES/SNES, (One of my best friends had an ADAM so I had a lot of exposure to that as well) etc… But even through all those years, I had kept a ColecoVision plugged in, and it would always be a system I’d go back to. I ended up working in the video games industry from 1989 - 2011, which is an entirely other story, but I got into the industry because I was a retro games fan. During those first 10 or so years, I would go to flea markets and collect games. ColecoVision was always the system I looked out for the most. At one point I pretty much had collected just about everything that was out there at the time. I want to say I had really close to a complete collection of loose carts that were available in the USA, and many games CIB, and at this point I even had an ADAM up and running. ColecoVision was still “my system.” At this point, I was also collecting stand-up arcade machines, and when I was living on the east coast I had about 40 machines in my game room and probably another 50 or so PCB’s that I could plug into various machines. I spent a great deal of time restoring dedicated cabinet 80s arcade games. Here's a few pics of my "game room" (wish I had more and at better quality, but in those days, the smart phone didn't exist!) In 2002 I took a job with Activision and had to move back to SoCal. At this point in my life, I had become jaded with the video games business based on a number of different things that had happened and I was totally disenchanted with the industry. It was no longer a “hobby” for me, but a “job.” Disgruntled and uncaring about video games at this point, I sold everything I had. Didn’t even look back on it. Didn’t really care and moved to SoCal totally empty-handed as far as any retro games went. No consoles. No arcade games. Not even a handheld. For the first couple of years at Activision, I didn’t even look at retro games, even though I was working for one of the companies that is iconic in the eyes of retro game fans, my interest in video games has pretty much died at this point, and my less-than-stellar experience at Activision (it was not a great company to work for during the years I was there) most certainly didn't help. That being said, one of my co-workers was selling off some of their old game machines, and one of the machines was a ColecoVision with a hand-full of games. I instantly flash backed to childhood and I just had to have it. I bought it, took it home, made sure it worked, loved it, but put it in a box, and there it would stay, for probably another half decade. In 2011 I finally got out of the video games business, focused on my theme park travel site and roller coaster video production (yes that is what I do for a living) which I had been doing on the side for many years and we moved to Orlando pursue that more. (When you are doing work in the theme park business, Orlando really is the place to be!) If I said I had totally gotten out of retro gaming over those years, that would be a lie. While I was no longer collecting physical hardware or game carts, I always had an emulator or two on my computer. And it almost always consisted of MAME, ColecoVision, and Atari. I would find myself going back to play my favorite ColecoVision games from time to time. When I worked for WayForward, I did have a Vectrex sitting on my desk with a Sean Kelly multi-game cart, but that was mostly for “show.” In fact, when I moved to Orlando, I gave it away. Orlando was a total fresh start for me. No more video games career, time to shift gears, have a different focus, move forward and not look back. And things have been going very well since. Still have the emulators on my laptop and would play from time to time, but I had pretty much forgotten about games and anything retro. I had not given up on games entirely though. I always had whatever the latest Nintendo system was and a few games, but nothing really interested me to be fanatical. We’d play Mario Party with groups of friends, I was slightly addicted to Animal Crossing and always had a handful of NES Virtual Console games, but that was about it. And then the ColecoVision Flashback system came out… I thought “What a cool idea… so many of my favorites as a kid all in one place, and easy to hook up to the TV!” (I totally understood the licensing aspects of games so I knew some games couldn’t be included.) Two things went through my mind while playing the system: 1. This Flashback just isn’t good enough, it didn’t *feel* right, and that right there sparked my interest in pulling the ColecoVision I had sitting in a box for many years out of storage and playing the real thing, and 2. WHAT ARE ALL THESE HOME-BREW GAMES ON THE FLASHBACK!?!?! When I had gotten out of collecting games around 2001, there really wasn’t any home-brew (that I was aware of) out there for the system. At least not to the level that I was seeing on the Flashback system. I did some research and I simply could not believe that people were STILL MAKING GAMES for my childhood system keeping it alive! And not just tinkering around, or home-brew games that looked like someone punched in some code from Compute! magazine, I had found legit boxed games of arcade ports and original content that was just as good if not better than the original games that came out for the system 30 years ago. This blew my mind! I had to do a double take… “People are STILL making games for a system that hasn’t seen a retail store shelf in 30 years???” This was something that I realized that I needed to be a part of! And all of a sudden, something I hadn’t felt in 20 years was back… I was once again a “fan” of games instead of it being a “job.” As I played games like Circus Charlie, Buster Bros, and Girls Garden, I’ve just sat there thinking to myself “I honestly cannot believe I’m playing these games…on a COLECOVISION!!! WTF?!?!?” I had known of sites like Digital Press and Atari Age, had browsed them for reference when working on other games, but hadn’t really paid close enough attention to them to really understand what was going on in any of the retro gaming communities. Doing some searching around, it seemed like Atari Age was *the* community for ColecoVision fans and I registered. Seeing just how much I needed to get caught up on, I spent hours and hours neglecting my own business to read up on hundreds of threads (and I’m still getting caught up!) Through the help of many of the forum members I have now collected over 100 of the home-brews that have been produced over the years and have re-collected many of the loose released carts. I have been totally blown away by this community since I found it and I haven’t been this excited in anything game-related in years. So that’s my story… my introduction, etc… And if you read this whole damn thing then I’m even MORE impressed with this community! Looking forward to getting more caught up on the past and what the future of the system has in store! Thank you for reading!
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I recently picked up a cheap Coleco Combat! system that was in pretty good shape, but was missing the cover to the battery compartment. In my (unsuccessful) search for something online, I found precious few images of the cover itself, but did see several other systems out there that were missing a cover. So, I took it upon myself to create a 3D printed version. It's not an exact replica, but it fits 99% perfectly on my system, and might be useful to anyone else out there having the same search as me. I hope this is helpful to at least a few others out there. I suspect you can use most any reasonable parameters on your printer. It's thin enough that there's little infill (I used 20%), and minimal support needed. Enjoy! Combat Battery Door.stl
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Several weeks back, a quiet little eBay auction went largely unnoticed by the collector-public. Whereas on the surface, it seemed just a slightly overpriced collection of boxed albeit rag-tag commons, included in the assemblage were two Coleco in-house prototypes of a game that would eventually be published and sold on the open market. Those two prototypes were works-in-progress of "Dr Suess Fix-Up The Mix-Up Puzzler". While not the most thrilling prototype works, there is excitement in that these are the first ever protos that I have acquired! The first cart is simply a still screen of the to-be-released puzzle, and a long "frozen" tone plays when booted up. I will have to clean the contact to see if there is other audio. The second cart is an early revision of the game with a few minor changes, including "Puzzle" rather than "Puzzler" in the title. The music's tempo is a beat faster, which tells me that marketing or someone probably advised that they slow it down for small children in the final release. I think the faster is better! The sound effects are slightly different too. Attached are pictures of the protos. When time permits, I'll get some game-play footage up for comparison. Thanks for looking! FUTMU Graphics Demo in-house label. FUTMU Graphics Demo EEPROMs and PCB. FUTMU Rev "R". FUTMU Rev "R" EEPROMs and PCB.
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This my new game for Colecovison. It's inspired from The Electric Yo-Yo, a arcade game Taito. Use controller to move your hamster, collect all snacks, and avoid ennemies. Have fun. hamster_with_wire.rom
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I have a large catalog of labels to choose from. I will only produce those labels that I've cleaned up myself. These labels are 100% reproduced by me and printed on high quality sheet labels. The labels are then laminated and computer cut to proper size. You get a peal and stick label that is glossy and smudge proof. I have way too many labels to picture and I have more than just Coleco branded Colecovision labels. Including: Coleco, Atari Soft, Parker Bros., Activision, and many more. Please PM me for my current list of titles and prices. (Many labels are just $2.00 each) Pricing is based on the type of label. Please keep in mind there is a $20.00 minimum purchase (not including shipping charges). Shipping is $7.00 inside the U.S.A. via USPS Priority Mail. Shipping OUTSIDE U.S.A. is $12.00 USPS First Class International mail. I except payment via PayPal only. PM me if you are interested or just have questions. Thanks! P.S. Here's the thread that started all: Colecovision Labels Thread. Again, please PM me for my current list of titles and prices. Update (11/30/2016) Updated description text and picture with new costs.
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I bought a Telstar Arcade recently and it's been a lot of fun to repair and restore. I've fixed multiple issues with it so far but there's still one problem remaining that I haven't been able to fix. The image is constantly scrolling across the screen and nothing seems to stop it from happening. I tried adjusting the tuning pot on the internal RF modulator and I got it perfectly tuned in, but the issue persists. I also tried the console on both CRT and LED TVs and I get the same problem across all of them. Does anyone know what's going on and how I can fix it? I'll include a video to show the problem. P.S. the audio buzzing heard in the video has been fixed since the video was taken. IMG_21339565.mp4 .
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A couple years ago I posted a large CV & ADAM collection of files on a file sharer that I eventually removed late last year due to it being outdated. I haven't had time to of late to finish the reorganization and clean-up, so I have decided to make available all the ADAM software DDP and Disk Images once again. Thanks for everyone's patience who has sent me PMs re. the updated collection... one of these days I'll get everything back up and available. Here is the link to the software collection... http://www.mediafire...bfu78g7x1bno1ci ED: These Image Files are for use with ADAM Emulators or they can be converted back to ADAM 5 1/4" Disk using an MS-DOS program called DCOPY. Use the Forum Search function for threads detailing how to perform these conversions.
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It is time to reach out to the Community for more pictures for the Intellivision Variants Project, that will eventually become available to the community at large. I am looking for Good quality pictures for Most of the Coleco and CBS Intellivision variants. Requirements as follows... Front Views, Back views, Bottom Flap Views, Spine Views, and Internal content views. Some Samples here..
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I thought I would do a general update of what I am working on and also wish everyone a Happy New Years. Berzerk Berzerk for ColecoVision is in final testing stage and will be released by Collectorvision this year. Pyxidis The conversion (with some enhancements) of my biggest selling game that I released in the 80's for MSX and Spectravideo computers, Pyxidis is also almost complete ready to start some play testing. EA's 70 Arcade Classics CoolCV - LUNARRESCUE.ROM 2021-07-26 21-57-12.mp4 My next title, this will be a collection of three classic 70's arcade games, Lunar Rescue, Depth Charge and Stunt Cycle released on one cartridge. The first two games are completely finished, I just have a bit more work to do on Stunt Cycle and then combine them into a single cartridge image and it will be ready for testing. Seaquest 99 My take on the classic Activision title for the Atari 2600 on the ColecoVision. I haven't worked on this one for a while, but intend to continue and finish it this year. Upcoming titles where I have done graphics layouts for and should be progressed this year are: Kangaroo My take on the classic Atari arcade game. TRON My conversion of the arcade game of one of my favourite movies of all time! Graphics in the very early stages. More uas I make more progress during the year.
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Hello, good folks with AtariAge! Great forum. Was given a Telstar Alpha; hooked up to a TV using a 75ohm->RCA vid in adaptor. See the game, but it is in recycle/auto mode. None of the controllers do anything. Any advice? Many thanks. HelLenz
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Donkey Kong 2: Lost Levels This is a hack of Garry Kitchen's Donkey Kong. The ramp and rivet screens of the original have been converted into the elevator and conveyor screens respectively: donkeykong2lostlevels.bin So why even bother with a 4k Donkey Kong hack, now that we have such great looking homebrew versions out there? Because I always liked Garry's port, notwithstanding the missing screens. Garry said in an interview he would have done all four levels if Coleco had given him more time and an 8k cart. In any case, he put out a great version of DK within the framework he was given, and I hope this will be a fitting tribute to his accomplishment. I was also inspired by batari's great work on this thread; without his disassembly and example none of this would have been possible. There are still a few remaining bugs. The elevators have no platforms, the conveyors will take you right off the screen, and the whole game often crashes completely after restart. But it's playable straight through, so this is a good time to open it up for testing and feedback. Just bear in mind that I still have only 4k to work with. _____________________ Edit 10/18/2014 Nukey combined the above hack and the original game into a playable 4-level Donkey Kong. The sequence goes: ramps, rivets, elevators, and conveyors, and then repeats. The latest version of the 4 level game can be found here: donkeykong4levels-2.bin
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Hello, I've recently been rebuilding my Coleco ADAM setup, most of which was sold off decades ago. Now I have a fully classic working system and a newly built ADAM drive emulator (ADE). All seems well, but I've been informed that I should be able to daisy chain the keyboard off the OUTPUT jack from a physical disk drive. When attempting this I get no light or function on the keyboard, although this keyboard (and another spare keyboard) work just fine when connected directly to the front or side ADAMNet jacks. Is there something I am doing wrong? I can successfully chain 2 physical disk drives without problem, but was advised to get keyboard chained before moving on to ADE coexistence with physical drive. Thanks for your advice, Shawn