nosweargamer

Great job on Yars! & Challenge Accepted!

It looks like it's related to the Sega Pico:

Here they are. Tut has the label, but it is completely unglued.

From what I hear, he is one of the nicest guys to meet in person, although in the King of Kong movie, he was made to look like a villain. That is an amazing deal if you like hot sauce, but I guess that means it wasn't selling well at Sam's,

Here's a quick picture of some, although I have some more.

Midnight Mutants can be a fun game, but with Zelda like gameplay with a single life without saves, a walkthrough like this can be handy: If you want a guide you can save or print out, check out the work Trebor did at AA: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/245881-midnight-mutants-maps-guide-more-supplement/

My guess is it's all psychological. Your game keeps waiting for the music to end and the graphics on screen to come to a stop, but they never do. They loop perfectly. And since the music is cool and so are the graphics, you don't mind waiting.

PM Sent

That sounds about right! DD was a very late release. That means it came out the same year as the Genesis!

I have a dead Pole Position II. Does that work? If so, I will just throw it in with the next trade we do.

So I have this box of games that no matter how much I clean them, they won't work. I honestly don't know what do do with them, and am considering just trashing them. Does anyone have a use for them? I'd be glad to give them to anyone who would want to cover the shipping. They are mostly Atari, but I think I have a couple NES games too. I can post pics if needed. And yes, I know AtariAge buys 2600 games for .50 cents store credit each, but they are picky on which ones they take and with the cost of postage nowadays, I'm not even sure if it would cover the cost to ship them. And even if I sent them the carts they'd want, I still would have several left over.

And here's my Atari Day contribution: A review of 2600 Frogger as voted on by the forum members. Enjoy!

Classic Arcade Pinball

I'm interested in Wabbit and Bump n Jump. Is there anything in my shoppe you're interested in?

Frogger it is! The review will be posted on Atari Day, 1-26-17, at 11 AM EST

I vote He-Man.... But since, that's not an option, I'll go Conan, and for me it's not even close. I'm not familiar with these two, but after listening to the openings, I give Conan the win for the catchy theme and explaining the story. Thundarr feels almost like a commercial since it's mostly narration. Conan also sounds like it could be related to The Animal commercials:

Super Duper thanks to Ballblazer for these titles via trade (Dynasty was a bonus surprise!!!)

sold out

I have Sears text labels of Basketball, Football, Asteroids & Maze Mania I may have more. I will have to check. are you interested in any of them?

Ep 310: Space Battle (Intellivision)

Ep 309: Sega Genesis Arcade Nano Columns Plug n Play

Ep 308: Othello (NES)

Ep 307: Alien (Atari 2600)

Ep 306; Othello (Atari 2600)