DegasElite

My score is 37,400 so far. I have not played in a while. Never on OpenEmu. So, I am out of practice.

I also have that game. But it isn't CIB. It's wrapped up in shrink wrap as a cart only. I would like to find Rubik's Cube. That game is even rarer. :O)

My rarest A2600 game? Possibly Miner 2049er: Volume 2. But, it isn't CIB. Only the cartridge exists in my collection. I also have Racquetball from Games by Apollo CIB. That might be the one CIB game that is rarest in my collection.

So did I. It really is a great game. I wonder when they will post the final scores. :O)

The latest release of macOS was debuted today, MacOS Big Sur. It takes advantage of Intel and ARM processors. It is big, though. Over 35 GB. So, it is a huge upgrade from before. :O)

I guess these new Macs will be available next Tuesday, November 17, 2020. Interesting stuff, and it will be a two-year transition to Apple Silicon. I like this.

Then, if you could get it, you might like the new Mac mini. But, it costs $699.00 for a barebones unit. Expensive, but it is the cheapest of the Macs.

I was incorrect. The Neural Engine is separate from the GPU and CPU on the M1. It is a machine learning system on the M1 chip. This is going to be a monstrously fast chip. Thanks. :O)

Hey guys, I just noticed that Apple has released the ARM-based Macs! They have the M1 processor embedded in them. It has an 8-core CPU, 8-core GPU, and the 16-core Neural Engine (wondering if the CPU and GPU are the Neural Engine). The new M1 Macs are MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac mini. The chip is an all-in-one SoC (system on chip). They start off with 16 GB of RAM, and have 1.5 TB SSDs. I would want to get one, but it's too out of my price range. At the moment, anyway. Also, the latest update to MacOS, Big Sur, will be released in two days. Soon, it will trickle down to the iMac, iMac Pro, and Mac Pro. Now, I don't know if this interests you specifically, but I am aiming this toward people like Justin and Lance, and even people like myself, a die-hard Mac head. Thanks. :O)

I also forgot. I don't have Pinball Fantasies and Ruiner Pinball for the Jaguar either, but would love to collect them. So, including Pinball Jam for the Lynx, that is three Atari pinball games I don't have yet. :O)

I am sure that Leonardo DiCaprio did have something to do with it. :O)

Minnesota, near the Twin Cities. Born and raised in Saint Paul, actually.

Welcome from the Midwest. This really is a great site. I enjoy it and so will you.

Yeah. Atari just needed to tweak it more. It's just a prototype, so expect the bugs. I guess. It definitely could've been a great title for the A2600. I agree with you on that. :O)

It's amazing. 52% of American households still own a VCR. I found that out on the radio once. People said that DVD would replace VHS, but I guess not totally.

By the way, I also have a Pioneer DVD recorder with DVR built-in. It has multiple hook-ups for video options. :O)

I have a whole library of VHS tapes. I also have three VCRs. I got some cool movies. I might have up to 150 VHS movies. Approximately, anyway.

18,100. My personal best so far. I made it to Level 3.

The Intellivision version of Commando sounds close to the A7800 version. It even has the music when you start your next life after being killed like the arcade version. The sound is similar to the arcade as well. It needs better graphics, but you are talking about early 16-bit technology. So, obviously, there are better versions, but this is pretty good. It's better than the A2600 version by far.

I have the A2600, 5200, and A8 versions of Galaxian. It's a pretty cool game. :O)

Here is my score: 15,750 after two nights of game play. Thanks. :O)

No, I haven't. Interesting feature. I do have the Kindle app, but not Comixology.

I have one of these CD-ROMs. It's the Superboy comic. Pretty innovative for its time. I always liked it. :O)

Agreed. If they have a product, just market it and get it over with. If it were me, I would have gone RISC architecture. That would have made it different, if it ever comes out.