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Anybody know of one?  Stella doesn't seem to have this feature.

Thats amazing!!!!!!!!

Hmmm...good idea for a new Bubsy game.  Have Bubsy go through one level from various popular game titles.  But to have him in this game in its entirety just seems a bit off to me.  Still, nice to see that someone actually did it.

This is a pretty funny hack! Although, having recently played Bubsy In: Fractured Furry Tales for my blog, I can say with confidence that they really needed to ratchet down his health bar. Bubsy can only take one hit!

Yeah me either    Still, someone hacked him into Streets of Rage 3 so there ya go. 
 
Description:
This is a player sprite hack of Streets of Rage 2 which replaces Max for Bubsy. Besides the change of sprites the physical of the character were changed.
 
Courtesy of ROM HACKING site, you will need a copy of the proper Streets of Rage ROM (Streets of Rage 2 (U) [!].bin) to patch. 
 
IPS patch tool HERE 
http://www.romhacking.net/utilities/240/
 
IPS file 
http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/3275/
 
For those not aware of the wonders of IPS patching of roms check out info HERE
http://fantasyanime.com/patching#about-patching
 
Soon you will be patching ROMS for everything from English Translations to Sprite hacks etc. 
 

Games! 

Oh my word, all those Game Gear games!!

Found these at a flea market

Thanks!  Yeah, I saw them live four times, twice when I was 11, and twice when I was 12.  Glad to know you're familiar with them!

Great reviews.  Dig the Petra poster too.

Hello everybody!  I'm Dallas, the Gemini Gamer.  Recently, I started reviewing Atari 2600 games on my YouTube channel, Dreamcast Gamer.  Rather than updating my status with each new video, I will simply post them in this thread.  With these reviews, I use lots of humor and feature guests on some episodes.  I hope you enjoy!

Great job on Yars!
& Challenge Accepted! 

Hello everybody!  I'm Dallas, the Gemini Gamer.  Recently, I started reviewing Atari 2600 games on my YouTube channel, Dreamcast Gamer.  Rather than updating my status with each new video, I will simply post them in this thread.  With these reviews, I use lots of humor and feature guests on some episodes.  I hope you enjoy!

Hello everybody!  I'm Dallas, the Gemini Gamer.  Recently, I started reviewing Atari 2600 games on my YouTube channel, Dreamcast Gamer.  Rather than updating my status with each new video, I will simply post them in this thread.  With these reviews, I use lots of humor and feature guests on some episodes.  I hope you enjoy!

Hello everybody!  I'm Dallas, the Gemini Gamer.  Recently, I started reviewing Atari 2600 games on my YouTube channel, Dreamcast Gamer.  Rather than updating my status with each new video, I will simply post them in this thread.  With these reviews, I use lots of humor and feature guests on some episodes.  I hope you enjoy!

Great review of one of my favorites.  I hadn't thought about playing Yars' in the dark for a long time, but you mentioning it (and showing it -- nice!) makes me remember vividly that indescribable locked-in feeling of taking on the Qotile in the dark, with that constant droning sound drawing you further into the game.
 
I agree that it would have been nice to see a few more Qotile shield level designs; thankfully the game variations and difficulty switches can help to keep things fresh and challenging.
 
Looking forward to more!

It looks like it's related to the Sega Pico:

So here's the deal with the 4 joystick ports: One of the big selling features of the system, as far as being a 2600-compatible system goes, is the really cool all-in-one joysticks which integrate the paddle controllers into the joystick stalks. These joysticks work a bit differently from the regular 2600 joysticks, and you press the button on the 2800 console to select between "Joystick" and "Paddle". Because these controllers are all-in-one and different from the norm, playing a 4-player game like Warlords means having 4 of these 2800 Joysticks, each with its own controller port.
 
Remember, the 2800 was intended to dominate the Japanese market when it was designed, and they weren't initially thinking about American compatibility issues for Sears. The expectation was that Atari's official entrance into Japan would for the most part dominate the Japanese market. The 2800 joystick would be the officially released Atari joystick for Japan, and there weren't a ton of classic 2600 joysticks and paddle controllers floating around. So if you wanted to play a 4-player game, you'd just buy some extra 2800 joysticks at your local Japanese Atari dealer and you were set to go.
 
 
 
 
Thanks for sharing the link Rick!! I think that page is a pretty decent one-stop-shop for Atari 2800 knowledge 

Wow.  That's a lot of games that don't work.  Some of them good titles.  At least the Tutankham game you have there has its label.  Mine doesn't.  What are the games missing the end labels?