Video 61

hi Degaselite,
 
it was a easy fix. most people do not realize the costs involved in the mass production of software. to keep costs down, a few glop's of glue does the trick. so its all about costs.
 
lance
www.atarisales.com
 

hi everyone,
 
this lot has been sold. thanks for your support!!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com

hi everyone,
 
this lot has been sold. thanks for your support!!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com

hi everyone,
 
this lot has been sold. thanks for your support!!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com

hi everyone,
 
this lot has been sold. thanks for your support!!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com
 

hi Degaselite,
 
it was a easy fix. most people do not realize the costs involved in the mass production of software. to keep costs down, a few glop's of glue does the trick. so its all about costs.
 
lance
www.atarisales.com
 

hi everyone,
 
 if you want to know why XEGS carts rattle, is because atari used hot glue in at least three to four places, to hold the PCB in the shell firmly and properly. so some of the hot glue comes loose, and that is the rattle you hear.
 
lance
www.atarisales.com
 

hi everyone,
 
 if you want to know why XEGS carts rattle, is because atari used hot glue in at least three to four places, to hold the PCB in the shell firmly and properly. so some of the hot glue comes loose, and that is the rattle you hear.
 
lance
www.atarisales.com
 

hi everyone,
 
this lot has been sold. thanks for your support!!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com

hi everyone,
 
this lot has been sold. thanks for your support!!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com

hi everyone,
 
this lot has been sold. thanks for your support!!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com

hi everyone,
 
this lot has been sold. thanks for your support!!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com
 

Announcing
DELTA SPACE ARENA
A New Action Game for Atari 7800
Available NOW!
 
• For 1 Player   • Space Action   • Comic Included
• For Use With 2-Button Joystick or Control Pad
 
hi everyone,
Delta Space Arena is now available for the Atari 7800 video game system!
Delta Space Arena is a very fun and addicting space action game for 1 player.
Delta Space Arena is now available. currently we are taking orders via e-mail only at video61@atarisales.com, or video61atarisales@gmail.com
when inquiring about Delta Space Arena or any other item from @Video 61 please let us know if you live in the u.s.a., or another country due to shipping.
at this time we are only accepting payment via paypal, checks or money orders. to mail in a check or money order, please go here for instructions: http://www.atarisales.com/ordering.html
price will be $39.95 and includes free shipping if you live in the u.s.a.
Delta Space Arena is not listed on our website yet. we are constantly busy and will get it listed A.S.A.P.
Delta Space Arena requires the Atari 7800 ProLine Joystick, or 7800 ProLine Control Pad for two button play options.
to inquire or purchase please include where you live, and email us with your order at video61@atarisales.com, or video61atarisales@gmail.com
 
 
In the year 2314, in orbit above the Earth Colony of Delta Omega Seven, a method of training combat warriors was developed to protect their star system. Robot ships race to engage the warriors in battle! Points are rewarded for the ability to destroy the robot ships. The success of the training demands respect throughout the known galaxy.
 
 
 
 
 
thanks again everyone! without you, we would never be able to bring new stuff to the atari community.
 
thanks!
Lance 
www.atarisales.com
 
 
 


 
 
 
 
MORE FROM LANCE & VIDEO 61:
$99 Boxed Lots SALE!
View More NEW Releases from Video 61
Email Lance with Questions or to Order
Detailed Ordering Information
Visit Video 61 at www.AtariSales.com
Read Lance's Blog! Lance's Laboratory
 
 
 

 

THANKS!

Announcing
DELTA SPACE ARENA
A New Action Game for Atari 7800
Available NOW!
 
• For 1 Player   • Space Action   • Comic Included
• For Use With 2-Button Joystick or Control Pad
 
hi everyone,
Delta Space Arena is now available for the Atari 7800 video game system!
Delta Space Arena is a very fun and addicting space action game for 1 player.
Delta Space Arena is now available. currently we are taking orders via e-mail only at video61@atarisales.com, or video61atarisales@gmail.com
when inquiring about Delta Space Arena or any other item from @Video 61 please let us know if you live in the u.s.a., or another country due to shipping.
at this time we are only accepting payment via paypal, checks or money orders. to mail in a check or money order, please go here for instructions: http://www.atarisales.com/ordering.html
price will be $39.95 and includes free shipping if you live in the u.s.a.
Delta Space Arena is not listed on our website yet. we are constantly busy and will get it listed A.S.A.P.
Delta Space Arena requires the Atari 7800 ProLine Joystick, or 7800 ProLine Control Pad for two button play options.
to inquire or purchase please include where you live, and email us with your order at video61@atarisales.com, or video61atarisales@gmail.com
 
 
In the year 2314, in orbit above the Earth Colony of Delta Omega Seven, a method of training combat warriors was developed to protect their star system. Robot ships race to engage the warriors in battle! Points are rewarded for the ability to destroy the robot ships. The success of the training demands respect throughout the known galaxy.
 
 
 
 
 
thanks again everyone! without you, we would never be able to bring new stuff to the atari community.
 
thanks!
Lance 
www.atarisales.com
 
 
 


 
 
 
 
MORE FROM LANCE & VIDEO 61:
$99 Boxed Lots SALE!
View More NEW Releases from Video 61
Email Lance with Questions or to Order
Detailed Ordering Information
Visit Video 61 at www.AtariSales.com
Read Lance's Blog! Lance's Laboratory
 
 
 

 

Right before the launch of the Jaguar, two employees (one was an Atari employee, and one was one of the Tramiel brothers) told me personally that they thought the Jaguar was going to be another 2600.
 
My reply to them was "We will see. It's all about GAMES."
 
And I got dead silence on the other end of the phone from them.
 
He said "What do you mean....?" and I said "You've got to have GAMES. You can brag all you want about it's abilities but in the end it's got to have games."
 
They would never tell me the actual numbers on any of the games that were sold. I never found that out until Fight For Life. When Fight For Life came out, one of the employees at Atari had called me and told me this was pretty much it and they were going to be done with the Jaguar. Nationwide they only sold 900 Fight For Life carts on it's initial release. My company Video 61 had purchased over 10% of the stock for Fight For Life. I could not believe it!

its good to see you back @nosweargamer atari io was missing a piece of its soul without you. you make a difference here.

its good to see you back @nosweargamer atari io was missing a piece of its soul without you. you make a difference here.

its good to see you back @nosweargamer atari io was missing a piece of its soul without you. you make a difference here.

its good to see you back @nosweargamer atari io was missing a piece of its soul without you. you make a difference here.

Hey thanks for the update, great seeing you back here!  

Hi all. Sorry for my long absence. Short story, I got busy.
Longer story, I was juggling a lot, and in many ways, still am. One thing I did a while back was basically stop using Facebook & AtariAge for the most part, just to help simplify life. Atari I/O was not the plan, is just sorta happened by accident, and that accident turned into a habit.
I'm not saying you'll see me everyday, but I may drop by from time to time and I am still a fan of the I/O.

hi clint,
 
 you are welcome, and thanks!
 
lance
www.atarisales.com
 

hi everyone,
 
 i put this in history, because it sorta is. these boxes are a sample of what i received from atari decades ago, at least three plus decades, and i have hundreds such boxes. and we are just getting to them now. you will notice third party software in there. atari explained to me that retailers just looked at the games, as atari games, even if atari did not manufacture them. so they sent most returns to atari, even the ones atari never made.
 i asked why didn't atari just send them off to their original manufacturers? atari explained to me it would cost more than the games were worth, so the third parties told atari to do what you will with them. i bought it all. there are thousands and thousands of these games.
 
lance
www.atarisales.com
 

hi justin,
 
i am creating another blog entry, where i will quickly touch on the launch of the atari ST.
lance
www.atarisales.com