nosweargamer

I would've really liked to have seen 7800 ROF, especially since the 5200 got a port. A real shame it got lost in the new ownership shuffle. The thought that it was cut solely due to cost might not be true, but most likely is. There is also the possibility that something happened with the project that made it difficult to pick up again after over a year on the shelf. For instance, one guy starts it, leaves with the sale, no other programmer is confident in finishing someone else's work so early in development and starting from scratch seems like to big of a hassle.

Are you asking what games do I own or what games do I have for trade? Either way, I'd have to do a little work to put a list together.

Here's some gameplay from Adventure Enhanced!

I plan to post 2 or 3 more before Christmas and then post more next holiday season. Next up are a couple ornaments from a long time franchise that are highly valued by collectors.

Hallmark's 2008 Pac-Man Arcade Cab (Perfect for GI Joe! Lights up & plays music!)

Hallmarks 2013 KITT from Knight Rider (It talks!)

Hallmark's 2015 Batman Forever Batmobile

Hallmarks 2013 Bat-Pod

Hallmarks Optimus Prime & Megatron Ornaments

Just in time for the holidays! You may not know it, but I have been into Christmas ornaments for as long as I can remember. And during the past decade, we have seen a big influx of ornaments related to various TV shows, movies and games from the past. Please allow me to show you some of my collection covering Batman, Transformers, Pac Man, Knigt Rider and more!

Thank You! I just wanted to give the 7800 some attention it was lacking with whatever I had available. (Shame I couldn't get my hands on Toki)

Nice tour. The last hotel with a game room I had, had about 8 claw machines and nothing else. Bummer. The Atari Area 51 game is legit, however the cabinets for that one and the Capcom one are interesting since they are Bally Midway cabinets.

Where did you learn to.....oh, never mind. I think that one has been beaten to death

Wow! It's been a while since I reviewed an NES game: Ep 296: Q*bert

Thank you Ballblazer for trading for Final Approach & Buzz Bombers! And thanks Rows for sending me this out of the kindness of his heart! (YAY! DATA AGE!!!) And thanks to Willie! for being one of the most generous retro gamers I know and sending me this out of the blue!

Hey CG! Are you still interested in starting the next box? I was thinking after the new year would be a good time to start the next one.

That's very cool! What other systems did you own growing up?

Sirius Publisher: Tynesoft Year: 1990 Based on: Possibly Zybex, a 1988 Computer Game Amount Completed: Mostly Complete, after a group of Atari 7800 enthusiasts worked on a found prototype. Reason for Cancellation:: Most likely due to the decline of the Atari 7800 market.

Rescue on Fractalus Publisher: Atari Year: 1984 Based on: 1984 Lucasfilm Games Computer Game Amount Completed: Not much. You can fly around in a small space, several instruments run through testing pattern, no objects to pick up or fight and no sound. Reason for Cancellation: Believed to be cost reasons. The game required an extra RAM chip.

Rampart Publisher: Atari Year: 1991 Based on: The 1990 Arcade Game by Atari Games Amount Completed: Not much. Title screen without titles, multiple maps, but enemies are floating placeholders, one button shoots, the other blows up all the enemies, no sounds except at the title screen, no building stages, but you can play two players. Reason for Cancellation: Most likely due to the decline of the Atari 7800 market.

Plutos Publisher: Tynesoft Year: 1990 Based on: The 1987 Computer Game Amount Completed: Mostly Complete, after a group of Atari 7800 enthusiasts worked on a found prototype. Reason for Cancellation: Most likely due to the decline of the Atari 7800 market.

Pit Fighter Publisher: Atari Year: 1992 Based on: The 1990 Arcade Game by Atari Games Amount Completed: Very little. Appears to be a very early build. Single level, characters look the same, you cannot pick up anything, glitches when jumping, no title, no sound, but you can control your character. Reason for Cancellation:: Most likely due to the decline of the Atari 7800 market.

Missing in Action Publisher: TNT Games Year: 1989 Based on: The Chuck Norris movie series. Amount Completed: Mostly completed. It seems all there levels are there, although two of them have bugs that make them impossible to complete. The ability to pick up and use items also appears to be in the early stages. Reason for Cancellation: Most likely due to the decline of the Atari 7800 market. It’s possible that sales of their Atari 2600 game, BMX Air Master, also played a part in the decision.

Klax Publisher: Atari Year: 1992 Based on: The 1989 Arcade Game by Atari Games Amount Completed: Possibly 100% Reason for Cancellation: Most likely due to the decline of the Atari 7800 market.