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The music in these games is intense!

Atari should be paying Stella for its use I think, but not my fight. I am really looking forward to the 2600+. I don't really play many homebrews, guess we'll see, so their incompatibility is less of a concern. For me the main selling point is the simple HDMI out; should be the best current way to capture game footage of your old Atari carts (using an Elgato capture device or similar). Second best is the 7800 compatibility. Third is the newly manufactured sticks and paddles, IF they turn out well. 

Atari should be paying Stella for its use I think, but not my fight. I am really looking forward to the 2600+. I don't really play many homebrews, guess we'll see, so their incompatibility is less of a concern. For me the main selling point is the simple HDMI out; should be the best current way to capture game footage of your old Atari carts (using an Elgato capture device or similar). Second best is the 7800 compatibility. Third is the newly manufactured sticks and paddles, IF they turn out well. 

Atari should be paying Stella for its use I think, but not my fight. I am really looking forward to the 2600+. I don't really play many homebrews, guess we'll see, so their incompatibility is less of a concern. For me the main selling point is the simple HDMI out; should be the best current way to capture game footage of your old Atari carts (using an Elgato capture device or similar). Second best is the 7800 compatibility. Third is the newly manufactured sticks and paddles, IF they turn out well. 

Atari should be paying Stella for its use I think, but not my fight. I am really looking forward to the 2600+. I don't really play many homebrews, guess we'll see, so their incompatibility is less of a concern. For me the main selling point is the simple HDMI out; should be the best current way to capture game footage of your old Atari carts (using an Elgato capture device or similar). Second best is the 7800 compatibility. Third is the newly manufactured sticks and paddles, IF they turn out well. 

Easily the best retro style online multiplayer ski jumping game on the VCS 🙂

 

Easily the best retro style online multiplayer ski jumping game on the VCS 🙂

 

Quantum: Recharged
 

No, not at all actually. They fit great. They were a very tight fit in my Atari Heavy Sixer, enough so I swapped over and everything looked and played great (except for Crystal Castles).
 

Quantum: Recharged
 

Quantum: Recharged
 

No, not at all actually. They fit great. They were a very tight fit in my Atari Heavy Sixer, enough so I swapped over and everything looked and played great (except for Crystal Castles).
 

score! what a find, my friend! obv i dont have this one haha but i love the abstract nature of the swordquest games, very cool finds indeed! Cool video! -BCB

Not VCS related, but I wanted to do a blog about the recent physical games I've been doing stuff with and give people a last look at the Atari XP 50th set. 

Not VCS related, but I wanted to do a blog about the recent physical games I've been doing stuff with and give people a last look at the Atari XP 50th set. 

Not VCS related, but I wanted to do a blog about the recent physical games I've been doing stuff with and give people a last look at the Atari XP 50th set. 

Looking at Retro Game Quest:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sxJUMv7jww

Looking at Catacombs of Chaos:
 
 

A video about the Atari XP 50th Anniversary Limited Edition Set of 10, sort of: 
 
 

A video about the Atari XP 50th Anniversary Limited Edition Set of 10, sort of: 
 
 

A video about the Atari XP 50th Anniversary Limited Edition Set of 10, sort of: 
 
 

Metgan's Traffic Mission:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cylx7jMHAmw

Looking at Catacombs of Chaos:
 
 

Tower of Rubble: 
 
 

Will get on the board with 14813, we'll see how I do.