Was this ever made?

[dayeight]

http://www.deadmedia.org/notes/6/065.html

like some antediluvian winamp visualazation...

 

btw what would of been the proper form to enquire in?the item in question

[liquid_sky]

It was released. It is a standalone machine, usually sells for over $200 on ebay. The graphics look like the atari 2600 for the most part, as it is rather old technology.

 

Heres a site for ya : http://www.atari-history.com/videomusic.html

[dayeight]

quote:

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Originally posted by liquid_sky:

It was released. It is a standalone machine, usually sells for over $200 on ebay. The graphics look like the atari 2600 for the most part, as it is rather old technology.

 

Heres a site for ya :

http://www.atari-history.com/videomusic.html

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There a rom dump/emulator for this thing?

[liquid_sky]

hmmm.. not that I know of. I dont know much about the hardware end of this thing; it really depends on what kind of hardware it uses to determine if it even is dumpable. Maybe some of the hardware guys around here might know.. but im clueless.

[mos6507]

I don't think it uses a CPU and ROM. I think it is a custom all-in-one chip like all the Atari dedicated home games (Pong, Video Pinball, etc...) which were like miniaturizations of no-CPU TTL-based arcade games.

[King Atari]

Geez, now I want a Video Music machine.

[Adrian]

I have one and I'm thinking about selling it.

[liquid_sky]

does it suck?

[d8thstar]

hey adrian, if you do sell it, drop me a note, i'd be interested...