New Multi-Game system found!

[Pac Munchkin]

WOW Way to go ROM Hunter!!!!!!

 

I guess I don't have the original ROM for most of those, most of them I never heard those names before.

 

Wade

 

 

 

Ok, here are the true originals:

 

Top row:

Astrowar from Dimax/Sinmax

Criminal Persuit from Suntek

Frisco from Home Vision

Treasure Island from Suntek (still not found)

 

Middle row:

Infiltrate from Apollo

Walker from Suntek

Farmyard Fun from Suntek (still not found)

Asteroid Fire from Home Vision

 

Last row:

World End from Home Vision

Mr. Postman from Bit Corporation

Spinning Fireball or Firespinner from (most probably) Suntek

Sub Rescue (hack of M*A*S*H from 20th Century Fox)

 

[Pac Munchkin]

On Stella it says Firespinner is by (Emag)

 

Wade

[thomasholzer]

I got one of those, from my old good UK friend Steve, a 128 in 1 from Asia,also PAL, could be official:

 

 

http://videogamecollectors.com/gallery/album120/Atari2600jr

Edited October 14, 2006 by thomasholzer

[Rom Hunter]

On Stella it says Firespinner is by (Emag)

 

Wade

That's the NTSC conversion:

http://www.atarimania.com/detail_soft.php?...ERSION_ID=17370

 

The original version is PAL and most probably from Suntek.

 

BTW: don't completely trust the stella.pro info.

 

[A.J. Franzman]

I strongly doubt that either rheffera's unit or thomasholzer's are genuine Atari or licensed products. It's very easy to stick a counterfeit label on a counterfeit console. Licensing for all of those games by different publishers would be a major headache for a legitimate company, so naturally they never bother to do things like this. Counterfeiters don't care.

Edited October 15, 2006 by A.J. Franzman

[phitter]

Sometimes I wish I was born outside of the USA. Then I remember that White Castle is only available in Malasyia outside of the US. I feel better about my choice. God bless the US of A.

 

-phitter

[mos6507]

Atari did offer pirated 3rd party titles during the Tramiel era in some foreign markets. It was really the wild west before the dawn of Napster and DRM.