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Here's a look at one of the better target shooting games on the 2600. Ep 498: Shootin' Gallery (Atari 2600)

Yeah, I got these all through the net. I've never seen Lynx stuff at yard sales or thrift stores. I don't recall seeing it at Flea Markets or game stores, although I might have forgotten.

So I decided to start making separate videos covering my collection one system at a time. First up, my Atari Lynx game collection:

Ep 499: Spitfire Attack (Atari 2600)

What kind of label does Night Driver have? I'm looking for an Atari text label.

You can see the NEW 2018 Ms. Pac-Man Basic Fun Mini Arcade in action in my latest review!

So I just reviewed this new book, Programming Games For Intellivision by Oscar "Nanochess" Gutierrez (Programmer of Hover Bovver on the Intellivision as well as Princess Quest and Mecha 8 on the Colecovision and Flashback). In it he walks you through how to make your own Intellivision game using IntyBasic. So if this interests you, here are some links to get your started. To order the book: Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Programming-Ga... Lulu.com: http://www.lulu.com/shop/oscar-toledo... Download IntyBasic: http://nanochess.org/intybasic.html Follow Oscar on Twitter: https://twitter.com/nanochess Follow the 2018 IntyBasic Programming Contest to see some games being made this year using IntyBasic that may end up in cartridge form: http://atariage.com/forums/forum/194-intybasic-programming-contest-2018/ Personally, I think it's so cool how someone can learn how to program new games for old systems.

Massive thanks to Rick for all the cool Neo Geo Pocket color stuff shown at the end of this video!

Ep 498: Shootin' Gallery

Check out these Knockoff GoBots I found at my local Dollar Tree!

Amazing Score Kid A! 56,970

Today I try to simplify a game that has confused many gamers for years. (And just in time for Arcade USA's Tron-A-Palooza) Ep 497: Tron Maze-A-Tron (Intellivison)

Watch out for Bobo the droid! Ep 496: StarGunner (Atari 2600)

Time to step on some food until it falls on the floor! Ep 495: Burgertime (Atari 2600)

Amazing work!

Ep 496: StarGunner (Atari 2600)

Ep 495: Burgertime

Taking a look at the cool Metals Diecast Ecto-1 from Ghostbusters!

For only the second time in my show, I review a Nintendo Wii game. Ep 494: Boom Blox

Check out this NEW G1 Optimus Prime Metals Diecast Truck I just picked up at Walmart!

3D! Atari 2600! Sports Illustrated! BUZZER!!! Ep 493: Wall Ball (Atari 2600)

It's Spy Vs. Fry Guy! Ep 492: Infiltrate (Atari 2600)

Perhaps they are saving the dual shocks for the PS2 mini classic. But whats the deal with not including power supplies? I remember when Nintendo started this with the new 3DS. I never thought I'd see the day with multiple systems that don't include everything needed to play. And $100 is little high to me for this kinda of thing. I like the next gen of plug n plays going on, but I don't see me getting this anytime soon.

However, on the plus side, I was able to get verrrrryyyy close to 50k before running out of fuel. 49,500

It seems I'm not the only gaming channel hit by this guy. It sounds like he posts a video on a game, and then tries to put claims when other people cover the same title after his. Of course, you can't monopolize coverage of a single game, that's not how copyright works. So either he has a very skewed view of copyright, or he's just trying to earn money on other peoples work. Sadly, YouTube seems to support almost anyone who claims copyright on others work, with no need of evidence. And since the only sure way to stop it is to sue the guy, which can be costly and time consuming, it makes small channels easy prey. Honestly, I'm not that upset about it. I just feel bad for channels taken advantage of this way. I also feel sad for people who think they have to stoop to such levels in life. We have similar size channels and tastes in games, so this is a person who I probably would get along if he chose to reach out to the community rather than exploit it.