DegasElite

Yeah. I knew it was over seventy games released for the Lynx, but I did not know exactly how many were released minus the homebrew games. Thanks. That gives me something to shoot for in my own collection for the Lynx. :O)

This is true. I like both revisions of the Lynx. I might get a Lynx I some day, but not soon. They are extremely rare, you know. Of course.

That is a good idea. It would not need emulation then, if done right, to play A2600 games. The only major difference is the A2600 CPU, the 6507, has 28 pins. The 6502 has forty. Each pin has a function.

Gates of Zendocon is a great space shmup. I like it myself.

Yeah. No graphical differences between models. But, the Lynx I looks like a dog bone. I had one once, but it was stolen. Joy.

Checkered Flag is supposedly another bad game, but I have it for collector's reasons.

I found Johnny Five, too.

You know, I am not sure. I think, unless it was a Japanese arcade game, it was exclusive to the SMS.

Well, I don't like Facebook, but I can ask others if they know people that go on FB. Thanks.

No worries. We never intended to do that. We want them repaired. Hence, the inquiry.

That's cool, Justin. I used to have two Jaguars and two CD units. They all fritzed out on me and are needing refurbishing. Hey, Justin, you know a lot on Atari stuff. Where can a person refurb a Jag and CD unit at? I can name a few places, like Dragon's Hoard Gaming in Texas, maybe Best Electronics in California, but I was wondering. Do you or anybody here have that pertinent information? I would be grateful. Thanks. :O)

In Astro Warrior, I made it through Zanoni, Neibiros, and Beelzebub. It gets harder, but practice helps.

I have a Lynx II unit as well. I would like to get a Lynx I unit. I had one once, but my brother's "friends" stole it from me. They took that, an A2600, my copy of Stronghold for A2600 (ultra rare) and Star Wars Episode I Monopoly. They also stole my collection of genuine euro banknotes that I exchanged for dollars at the airport. I was livid with my brother for that one.

I would like to see it if you put a video up. It would be interesting. :O)

They are going to mandate masks in Minnesota Saturday, according to Minnesota Governor Timothy Walz. It could be considered a petty misdemeanor if you are without one. One could be fined up to $1,000.00 if not wearing a mask. I guess they mandated it in thirty other states. Maybe it will work. I hope so.

I found Wall-E. I will not spoil it for you by telling you where he is. Thanks. :O)

I have every major Atari game system released, over 400 games, and a MegaSTE computer. I agree about the ports of certain game for certain systems. There have been ST ports for the Jaguar. But, they look exactly like the ST versions. That is because they are. The A5200 was really a 400/800 Atari computer. The carts were bigger for the A5200 to show that they were set apart from other systems at the time. It did not fare well because they were too incompatible for the other Atari system at the time, the A2600. I think they should have made the cart port the same size as the A2600, which is something they tried to rectify in the A7800, and mostly did. However, some A2600 games were still incompatible with the A7800. Unfortunately.

There are six drive-in theaters left in Minnesota. In the 1950s, there were over eighty. Well, let's hope that they make a comeback. :O)

It is still there! The Vali-Hi drive-in theater. It is east of Saint Paul in a town called Lake Elmo, Minnesota. Cool! I thought that it was closed down. I am happy. :O)

It will take time, but eventually a vaccine with proven method should be produced.

The Russians are progressing in making a vaccine, and they have seventy million doses already for use, half their population. It is experimental, but can produce immunity.

Gee. That's a putt! The closest one to my house, if it is still there, would be forty or fifty miles away.

I last went to the drive-in in 1982. We saw "Bambi" there. I have not been to one since. They are mostly closed since then in my area.

It's a great idea because it is easier to socially distance that way.

Well, drive-in movie theaters are making somewhat of a comeback. I forgot about that. Great idea. :O)