Items for Atari 2600 manufactured in Brazil

[TomBrazil]

Here are other exotic carts that I got.

 

Anyone knows about Tank-Man from Dynacom? Very odd, seems like an off standards cart. But seems original.

 

BTW, I put some interesting stuff FS/FT:

http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=93371

[Foxsolo2000]

Tom I was told by a Brazillian collector that Tank Man was Tanks but no Tanks by Zimag. If you tell me it is something different I am going to be mighty upset

[TomBrazil]

Tom I was told by a Brazillian collector that Tank Man was Tanks but no Tanks by Zimag. If you tell me it is something different I am going to be mighty upset

I saw an opening screen so I presumed its Thunderground, unless Tanks but no Tanks has an opening screen also. I didnt started the game, though

 

BTW, here's your picture.

[Foxsolo2000]

Well will you do me a favour and check it out for us?

[Rom Hunter]

Tank-Man is indeed an one-of-a-kind from Dynacom, but I still don't know it's true identity.

 

Would very much like to know it.

 

 

Thanks for the back scan, Tom!

 

It has been of great help.

 

[TomBrazil]

Tank-Man is indeed an one-of-a-kind from Dynacom, but I still don't know it's true identity.

 

Would very much like to know it.

Re-tested it today Thunderground. Very sure. A friend has this cart too, and he also confirmed.

 

Thanks for the back scan, Tom!

 

It has been of great help.

 

It's a picture! not a problem

 

Regards,

[Foxsolo2000]

Thanks Tom, appreciate it

[Sr. Ferraz]

Dear friends Omegamatrix & Rom,

 

Thank you very much ! ! !

 

I placed below a scan of cartridge with 32 games, does not 'seem' to be Brazilian, I wait that they appreciate.

 

 

### I added some photos and scans from cartridges, boxes and instructions:

- Page 2 (Digivision)

- Page 3 (J.F & Tecmagic)

- Page 4 (Star Game, Game Action & Data Vision)

- Page 5 ("Robby Stick" joystick)

- Page 6 (Jogos Eletronicos, Special Game, Joystik, Video Game & Play Video)

- Page 7 (Programa de Jogo Eletronico 'VCS', Shock Vision & Imagic)

- Page 8 (Cartucho Programa)

- Page 9 (MaxGames & Demon Video)

- Page 10 (Conector)

- Page 11 (DataSoft & Digitel)

 

### I added some names of games:

- Page 2 (Digivision)

- Page 3 (J.F., Tecmagic & Zirok)

- Page 4 (Star Game, Game Action & Data Vision)

- Page 6 (Jogos Eletronicos, Special Game, Engesoft & Auto Game)

- Page 7 (Mega, Game Program by Cello's, Shock Vision & Imagic)

- Page 8 (Cartucho Programa)

- Page 9 (MaxGames, VideoSpot & Demon Video)

- Page 10 (Digimax & Conector)

- Page 11 (DataSoft & Digitel)

 

 

** Manufacturer 'FGE' has similar label to the one of the 'VideoMac' manufacturer.

To select the game it has a key in the lateral.

 

# Games:

 

* 2 in 1:

> D. Kong / V. Pimball

> Jawbreaker / Sharck Attack

 

** The cartridges with name 'Action Games' (or ActionGames) have label of the front standard, a label with the name of the game are glue. ('equal' to end label)

'KIM Computadores' is written in label. (name of the manufacturer ?)

In the back part of cart it's written: ActionGames - Made in Brazil (recorded in relief).

 

# Games:

 

> Flash Gordon

>> X-Man

 

 

Excellent week !

Edited December 27, 2011 by Sr. Ferraz

[+Omegamatrix]

Hmmm, Interesting indeed. Some of that 32 game is written in English, and the rest looks poorly translated. Seems like a pirate of Atari's 32 in one cart. Does it roll on your TV?

 

By the way I think YOUFO is the funniest title I've seen in a while.

[Rom Hunter]

It contains exactly the same games as the 32 in One Game Cartridge from Atari.

 

It's an interesting cart indeed, because it shows us where some of the strange game names come from.

 

I would like to know if it's a PAL cartridge.

 

Thanks for sharing, Sr. Ferraz!

 

BTW: all new titles are added.

 

Edited September 11, 2006 by Rom Hunter

[Sr. Ferraz]

Dear friends,

 

Really this cart is interesting and different.

I 'made' three different tests with this cartridge.

In my first and second test I used a Polyvox console (PAL-M). This console originally is NTSC, exists an internal transcoder to transform in PAL-M (60 Hz).

*In my first test I used one 'old' TV (only PAL-M). The image was perfect, without 'lines' and with colors.

*In my second test I used a modern TV (3 systems of colors). The image was perfect, without 'lines' and with colors. (system of TV in PAL-M)

*In my third test I used a Atari Jr. console (NTSC) and a modern TV (3 systems of colors). The image was perfect, without 'lines' and with colors (see in the photos below, the perfect image is in NTSC system).

The games are Frostbite and Boxing.

The systems of TV are: NTSC / PAL-M (only Brazil) / PAL-N.

I tested with all the games of the cart.

I can presume after these tests that the cartridge is NTSC.

You 'agree' Rom?

 

Excellent Tuesday !

[Rom Hunter]

I guess it's NTSC then.

 

Well, this one is also NTSC:

http://www.atarimania.com/detail_soft.php?...ERSION_ID=14371

 

 

Sr. Ferraz,

 

Which game is Fire Ball from Zirok?

 

Edited September 12, 2006 by Rom Hunter

[Sr. Ferraz]

Dear Rom,

 

In the auction the seller didn't answer the question about which the original name of the game, I does not have more the image of cart.

 

 

### I added some photos and scans from cartridges and boxes:

- Page 2 (VGS)

- Page 3 (Tecmagic)

- Page 4 (Supergame)

- Page 7 (Imagic)

- Page 8 (JVP)

- Page 10 (Conector & Polygame)

- Page 11 (DataSoft & Digitel)

 

### I added some names of games:

- Page 1 (Tiger Vision & Rentacom)

- Page 2 (VGS)

- Page 3 (Tecmagic)

- Page 4 (Star Game, Argevision & Supergame)

- Page 7 (Imagic)

- Page 8 (JVP)

- Page 10 (Conector & Polygame)

- Page 11 - (Digitel)

 

** I have a bad image of the manufacturer 'Play Vision'.

 

# Games:

 

> River Raid

 

** Label from cartridge with name 'PC' has the image of a ship and a pyramid.

The box is small, similar size of cart.

 

# Games:

 

* 8 in 1:

> Seaquest / Mr. Postman / Megamania II / River Raid III / Donkey Kong / Marine Wars / Video Pimball / Spider Fighter

 

** I have a bad image of cart with name 'Video Game Club'.

The cartridge is small, similar to the one with 'Video Jogo' name (page 1).

 

# Games:

 

> Enduro

 

* I placed below images of cart with 'Teen' name.

The user of AA that 'supplied' images did not inform the original name of the games...

[Rom Hunter]

Thanks, Sr, Ferraz!

 

Good to see a Play Vision cartridge.

 

All new titles are added.

 

Too bad we don't know the titles of the Teen carts.

 

[Sr. Ferraz]

I don't know if it's interesting but I placed below images of a magazine and a newspaper from Brazil (in Portuguese) with 'records' of points in some old consoles (Atari, Colecovision, Intellivision, Odyssey) and computers ('logbook').

They are some games.

> "O Globo" newspaper - December, 1984

> "Video Magia" Magazine - 1984

The name of the section is "Astros do Joystick (better/popstar with/of joystick)

I improved the images for one better visualization.

A great friend supplied these images to me.

I wait that they appreciate.

 

22 years ! ! ! !

[Rom Hunter]

Thanks for sharing, Sr. Ferraz.

 

[Rom Hunter]

Sr. Ferraz,

 

I'm still looking for a nice scan of a Dactari cart and a El Duende Azul cart.

 

Do you own these?

 

[Marco]

My guess is that El Duende Azul comes from Argentina and/or Uruguay, rather than Brazil.

 

Cheers,

Marco

[Rom Hunter]

That makes sense.

 

Thanks, Marco.

 

[Sr. Ferraz]

Dear Rom,

 

Marco is correct, Dactari (Dactar, Milmar) uses the name 'Smurf' in this game.

 

Good day

[Rom Hunter]

What I mean is:

 

I'm looking for a better Dactari cart scan.

 

This is the only one I found so far:

 

Could you post a better scan of a Dactari cart?

 

I want to use it for the Atarimania database.

 

Also, I have never seen a El Duende Azul cart.

 

Does someone on this forum own one?

 

Edited September 20, 2006 by Rom Hunter

[Sr. Ferraz]

Dear Rom,

 

I have the game 'Smurf' from Dactar, 'El Duende Azul' I don't have.

I have some boxes and several carts from Dactar, with the 'Dactari' name it's more difficult to find. (first series)

I placed below one scan with 300 dpi of the Kaboom game (great archive) and a bad photo of the game Star Voyager.

I also placed one scan of cart 'VideoGames & Computer Entertainment' that TomBrazil placed photos without informing the names of the games and other information.

* I bought a cart with name 'VideoGames & Computer Entertainment', the original name of the manufacturer is "Kistron Ltda".

 

* Games:

 

- 4 in 1:

 

>> Command Raid / Frostbite / Keystone Kapers / Seaquest

 

 

Peace, love and health for all

Edited October 25, 2007 by Sr. Ferraz

[Sr. Ferraz]

The cartridge with name 'Robby' Game has three labels, label of the front and behind they are equal in all carts, only modifies the name of the game and number (front) and the number (behind). See photos with details.

The number that also appears in the front appears behind in the right inferior part.

The manual (instructions) is simple.

In the initial screen of the games 'Atlantis' & 'Pac-Man' appears 'Robby Game'.

In the initial screen of the games 'Enduro' & 'Megamania' appears 'Robby >> Game', in the game appears 'Robby'.

In the initial screen from TV in the games Grand Prix, Seaquest and Volleyball appears 'Robby', in the Volleyball game during the game also it appears.

One another model of label in the gray color also exists, the 'number' of the game in it is in end label (label behind is equal to the one of the front).

 

 

# Games:

 

> Atlantis (27)

> Blueprint (33)

> Chopper Command (45)

> Commando Raid (22)

>> Cosmic Ark (appears to be 51)

> Enduro (10)

> Flash Gordon (17)

> Frogger (35)

> Grand Prix (56)

> Keystone Kapers (39)

> Megamania (21)

> Mouse Trap (25)

> Mr. Postman

> Pac-Man (54)

> Pitfall (63)

> River Raid (18)

> Seaquest (42)

> Volleyball (11)

Edited July 17, 2012 by Sr. Ferraz

[Foxsolo2000]

I take my hat off to you Sr.Ferraz. That is one hell of a collection

[Rom Hunter]

Thanks for the rare Dactari scans, Sr. Ferraz.

 

Also thanks for the Robby cart scans.

 

I was still missing some model numbers.

 

BTW: is there a list of all the games that Robby released?

 

Edited September 22, 2006 by Rom Hunter