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Boxes are included, as with the Plaion re-release of Berzerk and release of Mr. Run & Jump. They are also including instructions this time! Here's a sample from "Ben at Plaion."

I appreciate that they’re standardizing the CX78 Control Pad. It always should’ve been that way. 

Darryl told me about the Jag port, but I had not seen it. Looks very smooth on the Jag.

IMO, that seems to be the case for most ST ports. 😂

Oh, yeah! I forgot about the ST version. It needs tweaks, but it's a good game.

Great collection!
I wanted the original GP32 (the first machine Game Park released.) I was doing GBA development at the time, and it was attractive because it was also ARM. It was pricey though, so I never ended up getting one. 😛

The one for the ST is pretty nice, but could use some tweaks.
 

Great collection!
I wanted the original GP32 (the first machine Game Park released.) I was doing GBA development at the time, and it was attractive because it was also ARM. It was pricey though, so I never ended up getting one. 😛

Got me thinking about them after watching this new awesome video by MVG. 
GP2X Wiz - The Handheld Retro Emulation Beast from 2009
Description - 
The GP2X Wiz is an early ARM based gaming handheld device that released in 2009 by Game Park Holdings. While it was not a success, the Wiz was very popular with emulation enthusiasts due to its open platform and many popular emulators were ported to run on the device. With the impressive specifications of the GP2X Wiz meant it could run many systems at good levels of performance. And it came complete with an AMOLED Touch screen. In today's episode we take a deep dive into the GP2x Wiz and see why it was considered an emulation beast as far back as 2009. Please Enjoy!
 
Today it would seem we are spoiled for choice by handheld emulation devices by the likes of ANBERNIC, MIYOO, POWKIDDY etc, and though I don't have any of the modern options back when things like the GP2X debuted I was actively working and collecting and was really into them. After this recent video on the GP2X WIZ I pulled these out of my collection. The Open Pandora, GPH CAANOO, the Dingoo of course my GP2X WIZ. These were the open source handheld Pioneers that paved the way for and held options that we have today. 😎👍

 
 

Just watched this video on the Atari 3200, also knows as "Project Sylvia" and "Super Stella," which was meant to be the Intellivision killer.  Check it out...
 

He grabbed screen captures from several 7800 games. A couple that I have tested (one remains a WIP) the other was E.X.O. He happened to show a screen that’s named after me. Each tester has one.

The one for the ST is pretty nice, but could use some tweaks.
 

It's not so easy to introduce in a post like this 😄
This video is testing the circuit for my own purposes, but the real use of the board is demonstrate in camera,
how the Lynx ROM cartridge address bus was bodged onto what was originally designed to be a cassette tape drive machine.
The Green row of LEDs is the eight bit data bus output from the Paperboy game ROM (which is what is stuck to the left side of the board).
Think of it as something like an eyecandy demo when it's done in software, but in hardware 😉
I’ve completed the longer video that the above clip is part of. The short clip may be deleted.
 
 

Some of my favorites from retail:
XE Mario Bros.
Pole Position
Boulder Dash
Bruce Lee
International Karate
The Eidolon
Bop'n Wrestle
 

Sub, that reminds me, I used to love Silent Service when I was younger.

Some of my favorites from retail:
XE Mario Bros.
Pole Position
Boulder Dash
Bruce Lee
International Karate
The Eidolon
Bop'n Wrestle
 

The Atari XE has a nice version of Crystal Castles, the nicest released for an Atari home video game system - so far 

Sub, that reminds me, I used to love Silent Service when I was younger.

Sub, that reminds me, I used to love Silent Service when I was younger.

Some of my favorites from retail:
XE Mario Bros.
Pole Position
Boulder Dash
Bruce Lee
International Karate
The Eidolon
Bop'n Wrestle
 

Welcome to the official topic for
CA$H COW DX
 

Out now!

It is hard the first couple of tries, but for me it was a bit more intuitive than Donut Dodo. 

This is a no brainer for the arcade rats!!  I recall Donut Dodo feeling difficult the first couple of tries, too - even more so with this one??

From the maker of Donut Dodo, Sigi - a Fart for Melusina, and Sir Lovelot comes Ca$H Cow DX!  Like Donut Dodo, this one screams 80s arcade vibes with gameplay, art style and difficulty right out of the smokey halls of your favorite dive circa '83. 
I'm thrilled that this has been confirmed for the VCS.  Of course, we knew it could handle it.  Here's some gameplay footage of the Steam demo simultaneously played and recorded on the VCS in PC-MODE: