sramirez2008

Are these the same as Clackers?  Because those things were the WORST.  Head injury is nearly a given. 

 

I remember the commercials for this.

Here's something else that you may have seen....

I want one of these. 
I didn’t play any arcade games. 1st time that’s happened.

You guys, I'm going to create a "Share Your Vectrex Collection" thread, as we have some truly awesome stuff here for a very unique console. 
 

Same -- I also have that spin controller and Jason's Super multi cart (best value in the Vectrex universe?). Being a controller geek, I also picked up the VecTrack and two bigger controllers. The one with the arcade stick is a digital controller and not analog.

I used to play it in a Pizza shop, a block away from our home. Last time I played it was several years ago at Yestercades in Redbank NJ. I have the 2600 version too, but 100% agree that there's nothing like playing with vector graphics.

I have a PiTrex and the following:
Sean Kelly Multicart 3.0 Super Vectrex Multicart (by Jason Kopp) VecMulti (by Richard Hutchinson) Btw, I also have the I and II Spin Carts plus a Spinner Controller from Tenpence Arcade.

Same for me. Multicarts, including a PiTrex. The VecMulti is my preferred multicart.

Great game. I suck at it, but can't stop playing it, once I start.

Nice! Most of my games are homebrews too, but here are my originals. 

Same for me. Multicarts, including a PiTrex. The VecMulti is my preferred multicart.

Great game. I suck at it, but can't stop playing it, once I start.

Nice! Most of my games are homebrews too, but here are my originals. 

Nice! Most of my games are homebrews too, but here are my originals. 

That is awesome! I have a few of those games, but many of mine are loose carts only. Although I did recently pick up a nicer condition CIB of Clean Sweep so I guess I have another one to add to my trade and for sale pile now. Vectrex games are really fun to play and the conversions done for it still feel like they have that arcade quality to them. Even on the games that weren't originally vector based. Narzod is the newest game I was able to pick up for my Veccy collection a few months back. 

I never expected to add Vectrex releases from the 80s to my collection, but I did just that 🙂 Before adding these, I only had three, and everything else in my Vectrex collection were homebrews. I also picked up three cartridges by Binary Star.

He grabbed screen captures from several 7800 games. A couple that I have tested (one remains a WIP) the other was E.X.O. He happened to show a screen that’s named after me. Each tester has one.

I recommend playing Star Castle with a Starplex controller if you have or can purchase one. It’s my go-to for this game, Asteroids and any side-to-side shooter like Space Invaders. I have several in my collection, but this loose one was my first purchase ~2008 and still works as designed to this day.

He grabbed screen captures from several 7800 games. A couple that I have tested (one remains a WIP) the other was E.X.O. He happened to show a screen that’s named after me. Each tester has one.

He grabbed screen captures from several 7800 games. A couple that I have tested (one remains a WIP) the other was E.X.O. He happened to show a screen that’s named after me. Each tester has one.

He grabbed screen captures from several 7800 games. A couple that I have tested (one remains a WIP) the other was E.X.O. He happened to show a screen that’s named after me. Each tester has one.

Just watched this video on the Atari 3200, also knows as "Project Sylvia" and "Super Stella," which was meant to be the Intellivision killer.  Check it out...
 

Yesterday and today's mail call -- multiple consoles covered. The Vectrex overlays are gorgeous and the photo does not do them justice.