DegasElite

Ah, good!  I would say the game selection is MUCH bigger than the 5200.  There are thousands of disk-based games that will blow the mind.  Pretty much the entire EA library, for example.  Or Datasoft.  War games, adventure games, sports games...so much to explore on the Atari 8-bit. 
As far as solutions for multi-carts, I suggest starting with the simple "UnoCart".  It's cheap and loads cartridge/tape/disk images.  I think I wrote a review in my blog here.
 

Yeah, that pretty much what I meant.  I've not been into the Atari's computer consoles so know nothing about them.  I'm guessing the game selection is not much different than my 5200 though.

What do you mean by "Super Cartridge"?  If you mean something that can load images off SD card, there are many choices, and all pretty inexpensive. 
 

This seems like a good price on an Atari 800XL (if not for the shipping price) that supposedly has never been used.  << HERE >>
I'm curious, do they also have a Super Cartridge for this computer?  If so, without the shipping price could have been a great deal.

Hard to believe with some of these movies!

This thread made me realize that I’m old.

Twenty-six years since "Titanic" was released? That sounds right.

The Social Network: 13 years
Inception: 13 years
Avatar: 14 years
The Dark Night: 15 years
Iron Man: 15 years
Wall-E: 15 years
No Country for Old Men: 16 years
Kill Bill: Vol 2: 19 years
Kill Bill: Vol 1: 20 years
Elf: 20 years
Lost in Translation: 20 years
The Bourne Identity: 21 years
Training Day: 22 years
Gladiator: 23 years 
The Matrix: 24 years
The Sixth Sense: 24 years
Office Space: 24 years
You’ve Got Mail: 25 years
Titanic: 26 years
Toy Story: 28 years
Pulp Fiction: 29 years
Shawshank Redemption: 29 years
Forrest Gump: 29 years
The Lion King: 29 years
Jurassic Park: 30 years
Goodfellas: 33 years
Dances with Wolves: 33 years
Pretty Women: 33 years
Total Recall: 33 years
Field of Dreams: 34 years 
Die Hard: 35 years
Wall Street: 36 years
The Princess Bride: 36 years
Spaceballs: 36 years
The Running Man: 36 years
Top Gun: 37 years
Ferris Bueller: 37 years
Back to the Future: 38 years
The Terminator: 39 years
Trading Places: 40 years
Blade Runner: 41 years
E.T.: 41 years
Raiders of the Lost Ark: 42 years
The Shining: 43 years
Alien: 44 years
Apocalypse Now: 44 years
Star Wars: 46 years
Rocky: 47 years
Taxi Driver: 47 years
Jaws: 48 years
Goldfinger: 49 years
The Godfather: 51 years
2001 Space Odyssey: 55 years 
The Sound of Music: 58 years
To Kill a Mockingbird: 61 years 
Psycho: 63 years
Vertigo: 65 years
It’s a Wonderful Life: 77 years
Casablanca: 81 years
Citizen Kane: 82 years
Gone with the Wind: 84 years
The Wizard of Oz: 84 years
Snow White: 86 years

When I first saw your post, I legitimately thought that maybe you were the guy I bought this from on eBay before I noticed the date on your post. But yeah, Game Boy Dr. Mario is great fun. Probably my favorite version of the game. I used to not be too big of a Dr. Mario fan, but over the last year or so it’s hooked me in a way few other games have. It was one of the few games my friend would play on my Game Boy constantly back in high school, alongside Tetris and Donkey Kong 94.

HA!! I guess we missed the memo - NOT supposed to take the cart orally once daily

@Smell Dawg what a coincidence— look at what my personal copy looks like! 

I like that Dr.Mario.

That took me by surprise when I popped it in!  "Wait, this is just BurgerTime!"  Elicited some chortling!  It plays easier than the original BurgerTime arcade from what I remember.

Game cartridges with character and personality! 😉 ❤️

I am interested in Casper and Flintstones.  But please give priority to anyone else that wants them. 
I've got some Atari carts for trade if you have any interest there.  Astroblast and Frogs/Flies both with manual. 

I have that Flintstones BurgerTime!  It's a cool version of the BurgerTime!

Was cleaning up and found a few things which have only marginal value on the market, and essentially no value to me.  Anybody interested? Cover the shipping and any of all of them are yours!
Still Available:
Dr Mario (GB)
Gone/Claimed:
Casper (GBC) (GONE)
Flintstones Burgertime (GBC)
They’re rough, but all are tested and functioning.

This is amazing:
 
 

There was a lot more to Seinfeld then some people realized, lots of references and details in the background as well, such fun.

Very cool.  Will order this!

Announcing
NOVAWOLF
A New Action Game for Atari 7800
Available NOW!
 
• 1 or 2 Players   • Space Action   • Simultaneous 2-Player Option
• For Use With 2-Button Joystick or Control Pad
 
hi everyone,
NovaWolf is now available for the Atari 7800 video game system!
NovaWolf is a very fun and addicting action game with a simultaneous 2-Player action option.
NovaWolf is now available. currently we are taking orders via e-mail only at video61@atarisales.com, or video61atarisales@gmail.com
when inquiring about NovaWolf or any other item from @Video 61 please let us know if you live in the u.s.a., or another country due to shipping.
at this time we are only accepting payment via paypal, checks or money orders. to mail in a check or money order, please go here for instructions: http://www.atarisales.com/ordering.html
price will be $39.95 and includes free shipping if you live in the u.s.a.
NovaWolf is not listed on our website yet. we are constantly busy and will get it listed A.S.A.P.
NovaWolf requires the Atari 7800 ProLine Joystick, or 7800 ProLine Control Pad for two button play options.
to inquire or purchase please include where you live, and email us with your order at video61@atarisales.com, or video61atarisales@gmail.com
 
 
 
 
 
thanks again everyone! without you, we would never be able to bring new stuff to the atari community.
 
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This is a thread for MOVIE DEALS!
Links to movie classics currently on sale!
$4.99 deals on iTunes, Google Play and Amazon!
 
Sale price good on day of posting only.
It's yours forever for the price of a movie rental.
 
 

The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters (2007) PG-13
$4.99 on iTunes
https://www.cheapcharts.info/us/itunes/movies/348696487/The-King-of-Kong-A-Fistful-of-Quarters
 

E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial (1982) PG
$4.99 on iTunes
https://www.cheapcharts.info/us/itunes/movies/544128124/E.T.-The-Extra-Terrestrial
 

Ha, just picked this deal up last night!!