price values of gunfight and space treat Hozer editions...?

[lucifershalo]

Hello

what are the values of

SPace Treat CGE2K2 S/N 49

and Gunfight

both Hozer Video Games Edition ?

[A.J. Franzman]

Well, since as far as we know Randy at Hozer Video is still burning any ROM you send him, or that he has in his collection, for $11 or $16 depending on size, that's the most anyone should pay IMO.

[lucifershalo]

does he put label on the cart too?

my SPACE TREAT is a numbered CGE2K2 edition, doubt he is still doing that

[Thomas Jentzsch]

does he put label on the cart too?

my SPACE TREAT is a numbered CGE2K2 edition, doubt he is still doing that

He will probably do everything you ask (pay!) him for. And I doubt he is allowed selling ANY homebrews anymore.

 

Supporting him is like backstabbing the homebrew community.

[lucifershalo]

ooof...did I open a can of worms here?

 

don't support Hozer ...support my Space Treat CGE2K2

I wouldnt mind trading it for the Space Treat Deluxe

[Thomas Jentzsch]

No problem.

 

Just wanted to make sure everybdoy is aware about the status of Hozer.

[lucifershalo]

I wasn't aware, I am now...

by the way, hello neighbour and thanks for your amazing games you create...yes this message is for you Thomas

[Thomas Jentzsch]

Thanks!

[lucifershalo]

just checked the Xype website, what a nest of talent programmers.

Does Xype still exist as a group?

[Thomas Jentzsch]

just checked the Xype website, what a nest of talent programmers.

Does Xype still exist as a group?

It's not officially dead, but very close to it.

 

Looks like Atari 2600 homebrewers are pretty individual.

[riffraff]

I couldn't help to notice the font seemed familliar.. =)

 

Any relationship to EPYX? besides the same font and it's XYPE backwards =)

 

I had an Epyx artist work on my first game. Her name was Jenny if any of you guys remember her.. she did art for California Games too. I remember her telling me about the amazing Handy handheld game machine Epyx was working on (which most know came out as the Atari Lynx).

[+Omegamatrix]

I couldn't help to notice the font seemed familliar.. =)

 

Any relationship to EPYX? besides the same font and it's XYPE backwards =)

 

I had an Epyx artist work on my first game. Her name was Jenny if any of you guys remember her.. she did art for California Games too. I remember her telling me about the amazing Handy handheld game machine Epyx was working on (which most know came out as the Atari Lynx).

Riffraff what games did you work on? I'm sure you did a lot, but I just don't know as I'm kinda new around the gaming scene still. I'd love to hear some stories.

[riffraff]

Most famous ones were Road Runner's Death Valley Rally and Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions both for SNES. I did some games for Turbografx-16, c64, and Sega Saturn (the Saturn game didn't get finished). CPUWIZ worked at the same company as I did in the early 90's.

 

I got kinda sidetracked lately doing web pages, cell phone games, and playing stupid online games while CPUWIZ continues to enjoy working on leading edge consoles. Grrr! =)

[CPUWIZ]

Most famous ones were Road Runner's Death Valley Rally and Daffy Duck: The Marvin Missions both for SNES. I did some games for Turbografx-16, c64, and Sega Saturn (the Saturn game didn't get finished). CPUWIZ worked at the same company as I did in the early 90's.

 

I got kinda sidetracked lately doing web pages, cell phone games, and playing stupid online games while CPUWIZ continues to enjoy working on leading edge consoles. Grrr! =)

 

Don't forget Addams Family. Man those were the times, "Here, have a new system you need to learn, you got 5 months and 2 artists!". LOL