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  1. Push Your Mind To The Edge With The Power Of Atari Lynx

      Push Your Mind To The Edge With The Power Of Atari Lynx (1992)  
    • Album created by Justin
    • Updated
    • 8 images
    • 8 images

  2. Lance's Laboratory

    Photos and graphics for Lance's Laboratory Blog
    • Album created by Video 61
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    • 10 images
    • 10 images

  3. Video 61 - Examples of Budget Packaging from 3rd Party Atari Developers

    All through Atari's history, smaller 3rd party game publishers came up with alternative methods for packing their products. Did you know it was common at the time for many 3rd Party Atari developers to release game cartridges, floppies, and other accessories in simple "budget" packaging such as clear inexpensive clamshell cases and plastic baggies? Some publishers even just shrink-wrapped the floppy disk and documents! Unique, alternative packaging kept costs low for the buyer, while keeping the games profitable enough for the small developers to stay in business and continue publishing Atari games and software.
    • Album created by Video 61
    • Updated
    • 36 images
    • 36 images

  4. Atari I/O Official Instagram

    Select photography from Atari I/O Official Instagram. Feel free to use these images however you want! Follow Atari I/O on Instagram: @atarigames
    • Album created by Justin
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    • 101 images
    • 101 images

  5. Justin's Photos

    Photos from a world beyond 
    • Album created by Justin
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    • 12 images
    • 12 images

  6. Justin's Sega CDx

    Photos of Justin's original Sega CDx purchased new from Toys R Us in 1994
    • Album created by Justin
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    • 8 images
    • 8 images

  7. Atari I/O Press Kit

    Official photography from the Atari I/O Press Kit. Available to all for use with attribution credited to www.atari.io. Images Copyright Atari I/O. All Rights Reserved.
    • Album created by Justin
    • Updated
    • 2 images
    • 2 images

  8. - Ω -'s Photo Gallery

    A few photos of some of my favorite pieces of retro related equipment and accessories.
    • Album created by - Ω -
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    • 6 images
    • 6 images

  9. The "Works" 7800

    This was an Atari 7800 sent to me where the client wanted the literally 'Works' done to this system. This is what was done:
    - UAV installed for composite and s-video output
    - New capacitors
    - New Alps branded high quality panel switches installed
    - Original voltage regulator replaced with newer tech DC-DC switching regulator
    - Cartridge sleeve modified to allow all 3rd party carts to fit and seat properly, including Tigervision games
    - Original power port removed and replaced with common 2.1x5.5mm barrel jack
    - PAL BIOS installed so that both NTSC and PAL games can be played. Asteroids comes up by default with out a game inserted when powering on the 7800
    - Power LED replaced with diffused UV LED
    - C64 removed from circuit to improve compatibility with 2600 supercharger games, home brews, and earlier Activision games
     
    For those curious on how the barrel jack was installed. It actually isn't that elegant since the 7800 main board and the location for the power port doesn't allow for something like this to be done. I ended up having to epoxy the jack in place directly onto the main board and upside down so that I could then solder on wires from the power plug to corresponding locations on the main board where the original plug used to connect to. Because the barrel jack is such a common size and it would be very easy for the wrong type of supply to be installed, I also added a diode just after the ferrite bead before the main filter cap as a means for reverse polarity protection. 
    • Album created by CrossBow
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    • 3 images
    • 3 images

  10. Justin's 8-Bit Game Setup

    📺   Formally setting up my Sony Trinitron TV stand with my 8-Bit systems at the new house. Atari 2600/7800, Nintendo Entertainment System, and Sega Master System are all here with room for an additional system or two. Lighting is controlled remotely using an LED light strip kit from Five Below. Game Systems connect to a 4-Channel Audio/Video RCA Switch using premium industrial-grade gold RCA cables. These are my original systems from growing up, running on my original Sony Trinitron and Sony TV Stand from the 1990s. Everything here I bought new. These things mean a lot to me and I try to keep them nice and enjoy them often.
    Systems from the 16-Bit, 64-Bit, and modern era systems are set up in my credenza under the TV in the living room. They are all running on a modern HD flatscreen Trinitron. Those systems include TurboGrafx-16 / PC Engine / TurboDuo, Atari Jaguar, Super Famicom/SNES, Sega Genesis, Neo-Geo and others are in the living room running on the modern flatscreen Trinitron.  Those systems can hold their own on a modern TV, but older 8-Bit systems come to life on the classic tube TVs they were designed for. Those scan lines burning through the warm phosphorescent glow of the TV screen, it's an experience.
    I hope you like my setup and enjoy the photos!
    • Album created by Justin
    • Updated
    • 7 images
    • 2 image comments
    • 7 images
    • 2 image comments

  11. MaximumRD

    Just various pics I choose to upload.
    • Album created by MaximumRD
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    • 8 images
    • 1 image comment
    • 8 images
    • 1 image comment

  12. Justin's De Lorean Collection

    Select photography from Justin's personal De Lorean collection
    • Album created by Justin
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    • 25 images
    • 2 image comments
    • 25 images
    • 2 image comments

  13. High Score Squad

    • Album created by chas10e
    • Updated
    • 39 images
    • 39 images

  14. gaming stuff

    • Album created by chas10e
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    • 15 images
    • 1 image comment
    • 15 images
    • 1 image comment

  15. Silly

    • Album created by chas10e
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    • 4 images
    • 4 images

  16. Jaguar USB Tap

    Resources associated with the Jaguar USB Tap project.
    • Album created by dgrubb
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    • 13 images
    • 13 images

  17. RJB

    retro Junk Box
    • Album created by chas10e
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    • 16 images
    • 1 image comment
    • 16 images
    • 1 image comment

  18. Atari

    Atari
    • Album created by marigul
    • Updated
    • 7 images
    • 7 images

  19. Fishers Island, aka HOME!

    Photos depicting my new home, Fishers Island, NY, one of the most interesting places you'll find.
    • Album created by StormSurge
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    • 2 images
    • 2 images

  20. Epic Atari 2600 Mod (Atari+)

    Took a dead Atari board and a beat up 2600 case and combined its main board with a raspberry pi and Arduino to make the Atari+
    • Album created by LimaTek
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    • 11 images
    • 11 images

  21. Atari 2600

    Images of Atari 2600 hardware, accessories, and games for use with my blog.
    • 17 images

  22. Blog Artwork

    Artwork used for blog posts. These are my own creations so please no sharing.
    • 3 images

  23. Atari 5200

    Images of Atari 5200 Stuff
    • 11 images

  24. Misc.

    Just an album for random photos
    • Album created by LimaTek
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    • 13 images
    • 13 images

  25. trades

    • Album created by chas10e
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    • 5 images
    • 5 images
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