DegasElite

I like the song "People Are People." It makes perfect sense.

I am doing good. Worked hard today. I am well, thanks. :O)

I am doing good. Worked hard today. I am well, thanks. :O)

I am doing good. Worked hard today. I am well, thanks. :O)

Today has been a pretty good day I feel.

Yes. I am. Thanks. Glad to hear it. :O)

YEah, I'm okay! Just sooooo busy >__< I hope you are doing great!

No. I didn't know that he sung the theme song for that cartoon. Interesting… :O)
Thanks for the factoid. ^_^

I have the A2600 version of GORF. It is slow firing, but I think it's a cool game. It has four levels, and they are kind of like Galaxian, Space Invaders, and Tempest. Then, in Level 4, you fight the Flag Ship. HDN is right about the slow firing mechanism, but it's OK. I think that you might like it. It is very close to the arcade version in layout.

You're welcome, Justin. A positive support system helps. Look at me, as it helps me.

This much is true. :O)

Can you still get the ROM version of Iron Soldier 2 on cartridge? It would be sought after for sure.

Never mind. Songbird has both CD and cartridge versions. Cool.

Sorry to hear that.

Sounds like a lot of tension there.

I can see how they would be a great combination. :O)

@DegasElite I really like Vid Grid too. The difficulty ramps up quite quickly and some of the videos are really challenging. Also, IS2 is still readily available from Songbird. It's way better on CD than cart and cheaper too ($60)!  

I wish I had IS2. I already have Battlemorph and Hover Strike: UC for the Jag CD. It is a great system, but finicky of course. But, when I purchased my first CD unit, I was in digital heaven. I love VidGrid, by the way. Unscrambling music videos while playing them is a challenge.

I need that game in my collection and those m&ms in my stomach. Peanut M&Ms are the best! And my Wii emulator thinks Super Breakout is simply "Superb.BIN"

Yes! We need an M&Ms emoji 

At least, I think it is a topic on here at Atari.io. I have seen it somewhere.

It is a handy thing to do, and it makes sense. It makes the pad more tactile, in a manner of speaking. There is a tutorial on how to use the wires from the innards of a Pro-Line joystick to make a Europad more responsive on this forum site. Now, I am not saying to cannibalize joysticks to improve the Europads. Maybe, if someone had a non-functional Pro-Line, the wires from that controller could be used to fix a Europad. They can get finicky sometimes, I guess. :O)

That's so great to hear @Gianna‼️ I'm glad the forums can be a part of your day 

Have a nice lunch!  I just finished up. 

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