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That's crazy that u forgot you had one. But sadly, Im getting to the point where Im getting damn forgetful about all the crap I own now. 

What was not quite arcade accurate if you remember?
 

Enjoyed the review! 🙂 XM/PK is really a great conversion. Darryl1970 noticed one or two things not arcade accurate, but I'd never have known if he hadn't told me. Tep did a phenomenal job with the graphics and POKEY sound. 😄
I actually forgot I had a copy, until I was poking around my 7800 stuff after your review. 😛
 

Well there is no Atari ST or A8, maybe we need a VCS too? 😜

Welcome! 

Welcome! 

Welcome! 

Well there is no Atari ST or A8, maybe we need a VCS too? 😜

Yep they're there! The question is - what comes next? 

Oh very nice. I looked, but did not see them before. 😅

An each Atari system so we can put which ones we have in our signatures. 

Picard facepalm! 
 

Glad you guys made it ok. 🙂

Well, my kids were, but I don't think this counts as they are adults now.  90's kids. 
They liked playing Atari with Dad.  And they had fun.  But to be completely honest, they got a lot more mileage out of the educational computer games of the time and then kids games on Gameboy.  More polish and better graphics made them a lot more interested.  I had a Dreamcast at the time, but they only liked the racing games (like Hydro Thunder).  Gamecube for them was their golden console.  Everything took off from there. 

Glad you guys made it ok. 🙂

Not a kid, but my father was a competitive Pac-Man player at bars in the 80s. That was his game.
A few years later in the mid-80s he and I loved Pole Position for the 2600 and at the Time Out arcade at the mall.

Yes I hope all of you stay dry, and your families, pets, Atari machines, and other property are undamaged.
In a tropical storm one year, my brother and I played Resident Evil 0 in the dark in a power outage, with the GameCube and little GameCube flip up screen. Our parents had a little power thing that could plug in 110v appliances off a battery. That was pretty creepy, with the wind was raging and the thunder and lightning was going on.

Yes I hope all of you stay dry, and your families, pets, Atari machines, and other property are undamaged.
In a tropical storm one year, my brother and I played Resident Evil 0 in the dark in a power outage, with the GameCube and little GameCube flip up screen. Our parents had a little power thing that could plug in 110v appliances off a battery. That was pretty creepy, with the wind was raging and the thunder and lightning was going on.

Yes I hope all of you stay dry, and your families, pets, Atari machines, and other property are undamaged.
In a tropical storm one year, my brother and I played Resident Evil 0 in the dark in a power outage, with the GameCube and little GameCube flip up screen. Our parents had a little power thing that could plug in 110v appliances off a battery. That was pretty creepy, with the wind was raging and the thunder and lightning was going on.

Thanks @RickR the site will continue to be online without interruption, our next High Score Squad Challenge may potentially be delayed by one day. I'm going to try to get that ready tonight and have it automatically post at a scheduled time.

Not a kid, but my father was a competitive Pac-Man player at bars in the 80s. That was his game.
A few years later in the mid-80s he and I loved Pole Position for the 2600 and at the Time Out arcade at the mall.

Not a kid, but my father was a competitive Pac-Man player at bars in the 80s. That was his game.
A few years later in the mid-80s he and I loved Pole Position for the 2600 and at the Time Out arcade at the mall.

Not a kid, but my father was a competitive Pac-Man player at bars in the 80s. That was his game.
A few years later in the mid-80s he and I loved Pole Position for the 2600 and at the Time Out arcade at the mall.

Space Invaders, Gyruss, later OutRun.  All have remained favorites.

What platforms @Atari 5200 Guy?

Arcade and 2600 for SI, arcades for the other two.  Although OutRun was the sole reason why I wanted a Master System. 
Gyruss I loved in the arcades.  I never knew it ever made it to the home consoles and computers.  Anything Atari my hometown stopped carrying for the longest time.  I'd own this arcade if I could.  
OutRun was a total shock when I first seen it.  I couldn't get enough of it but, unfortunately, I didn't have enough money either.  I loved everything about this game.