Atari 2600 Anygame Cart and Server/Development System

[AtariKari]

I stumbled onto this today: http://www.upl.cs.wisc.edu/~de-smet/projects.html

A pretty neat read, scroll down about halfway for the Atari 2600 projects.

 

He seems like a pretty industrious guy.

[CPUWIZ]

I love the Mac aquarium.

[AtariKari]

Yeah, I know. The shot of a CD player strapped to his face is pretty funny too. If I had the time...

 

If I understand his description correctly, it looks like he independently developed a Cuttle Cart of his own, and just for personal use. Cool. On a slightly related note, I am sooo looking forward to the CCII.

[MegaManFan]

This is obvious not some run of the mill hobbyist we have here! He made VeCaves/Spike's Spree. I've had one of these for a long time now, but I think this is the first time I read his site and the amount of work he went into making the overlay that went with it - insane!! I'm highly impressed by his form of insanity though, as I am with any homebrewer who makes a superb finished product, whether it's Protector for Vec, Thrust+ for 2600, or Klax for 7800. I love the fact there are people out there nuts enough to make this stuff for people like us who appreciate it!

[Andrew Davie]

I stumbled onto this today: http://www.upl.cs.wisc.edu/~de-smet/projects.html

A pretty neat read, scroll down about halfway for the Atari 2600 projects.  

 

He seems like a pretty industrious guy.

 

 

What I like most about this is the infinite recursion inherent in the label. The label has a picture of the cart lying against a machine. On *that* cartridge's label there's a picture of the cart lying against a machine. On *that* cartridge's label....

 

I wonder how many levels it actually has, as opposed to how many are implied (infinite).

 

Cheers

A

[krisjohn]

I wonder how many levels it actually has, as opposed to how many are implied (infinite).

It looks like the console in the label of the cartridge in the label doesn't have a catridge leaning against it.

 

My entry to your old competition goes at least two layers deeper than that.