[Atgames Paddle Review]

Thank you for that.  I had written up a nice review where I made that exact point.  I love that we can still purchase new accessories for the Atari nearly 40 years after it's initial release.  When the camera started rolling I forgot to mention that, oops...

[Atgames Paddle Review]

These are my thoughts on the Atgames Paddles for the Atari consoles and flashbacks 4,5,6,7

 

[WANTED: Feedback for Combat 1990 for Atari 7800]

Thank you.  Order placed.  I'll get back to you on how awesome it is...

 

Glenn

[WANTED: Feedback for Combat 1990 for Atari 7800]

Hi Sean, really enjoying your homebrew podcast.  I had never heard of this game Combat 1990. Looks like it was a small run and maybe cannot be purchased anymore?

[Hello everyone, from San Bernardino CA]

Thank you NSG,

 

Yeah the Super Twin 78 is a great controller, I probably would have bought it anyway, and I endorse and recommend the Edladdin products.  By the way Ed Kelly from Edladdin, told me via email he is coming out with a USB joystick, sorry for being short on the details, but it is coming soon.

 

I will definitely consider posting in the youtube section...

 

Thanks again,

 

Glenn

[Hello everyone, from San Bernardino CA]

Thank you guys.  I do not have an atari branded calculator.  I didn't know that was a thing (eyes peeled).  However I do have a few Commodore branded ones and they are sweet.

 

And I picked up this calculator last year: (it takes 4 D cell batteries and had a carrying handle).

 

https://1drv.ms/v/s!AqMAc7hYHgL3zzL-pn2lsCTYTFR6

 

As for Mountain King I had discovered the secret area above the "mountain" and was captivated by it.  I don't remember if I ever completed it back then though..., lol...

[Hello everyone, from San Bernardino CA]

Hi,

 

GRay Defender here.  I was born and raised here in San Bernardino, CA.  I played the early games in the arcade growing up and my first real gaming console was the Atari 2600.  From there I moved on to the Commodore 64, but before I let my mom sell off my 2600, I held onto the three games carts that I treasured the most at the time.  They were Adventure, Missile Command and Mountain King.  I fairly recently got back into video games and collecting.  Other than video games & consoles, I also love classic radios with cassette tape players,etc.  I also collect some vintage calculators, something about that phosphorus.

 

I guess last year I started my small youtube channel which goes by my moniker.

 

Looking forward to meeting you all over time,

 

Glenn

[Introducing GPAC Dementia Defender for the Commodore 64]

Thank you guys, I will do an introduction post hopefully before the day is out...

[The 4 Greatest Video Game Characters Of All Time]

I came up with the first three, but instead of link, the only thing I could think of was Master Chief, great video BTW.

[Introducing GPAC Dementia Defender for the Commodore 64]

Hello everyone!

 

I am new here, this is my first post.  Phil, the Nosweargamer encouraged me to sign up over here.  I just completed my first video game, GPAC DD, which is a Pac-Clone style game for the Commodore 64.  It is a free game, and I released the source code.   I also did a short 10 physical copy run and gave them all out. You can learn all about it on my youtube channel (youtube.com/graydefender).

 

The download links:

 

http://tiny.cc/gpacdd

http://tiny.cc/gpacsource

 

Anyhow, I had fun doing it, and it was a great learning experience.  When I am not messing around on a C64, I also enjoy the classic Atari consoles & Intellivision.