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Got mine today! Awesome!
 
(There was a delay because my address had two numbers reversed. PM me, and I make sure you got the right number. I'd message you, but I'm not sure if it was Justin or Dan who sent it)

Got mine today! Awesome!
 
(There was a delay because my address had two numbers reversed. PM me, and I make sure you got the right number. I'd message you, but I'm not sure if it was Justin or Dan who sent it)

I use the "more reply options" button, then attach files.

Got mine today! Awesome!
 
(There was a delay because my address had two numbers reversed. PM me, and I make sure you got the right number. I'd message you, but I'm not sure if it was Justin or Dan who sent it)

It's best left that way. I reviewed the two player version that came with more games. I think I would enjoy the 3 in 1 more.
 

These handhelds definitely have more of a 'You-had-to-be-there' appeal to us retro gamers who started out with these mobile games back when electronics was turning out to be a kid's best friend.
 
Portability, multi-player ops, brief time-efficient rounds, basic strategy - all-in-all some incredibly-tight fun in a small package.
Battery turnover was the biggest setback, and even that didn't affect us as much as it did when larger sets came about (looking at you, Coleco Pac-Man...aww c'mere, gimme a hug old pal!).
 
I dunno what they expected out of a big screen port. NoSwear's vid pretty much sums it up. Just a terrible idea.
 
But those original handheld re-issues I see popping around? Pure gold!
Get those instead. Impress your friends, family and co-workers.
Amaze the dog!
Bore the cat!
Get some batteries!
 
Still have my Battlestar Galactica: Space Alert.
Had so much fun with it, it earned a spot in the family and I gave it a name.
 
uh...I named it Battlestar Galactica: Space Alert, to avoid confusion.

It's best left that way. I reviewed the two player version that came with more games. I think I would enjoy the 3 in 1 more.
 

It's best left that way. I reviewed the two player version that came with more games. I think I would enjoy the 3 in 1 more.
 

It's best left that way. I reviewed the two player version that came with more games. I think I would enjoy the 3 in 1 more.
 

May latest covers Summer Games on both the 2600 & 7800 as well as a full review of the Super Twin 78 Twin Stick Atari 7800 Joystick.

 

 

Who wants to play retro handheld games on their TV? 
 
Well, now you can with the Mattel Classic Sports 3-in-1 plug and play!  Baseball, football, and basketball -- the LED versions right on your bigscreen!  Have fun, kids, and stop scratching your heads.
 




 

May latest covers Summer Games on both the 2600 & 7800 as well as a full review of the Super Twin 78 Twin Stick Atari 7800 Joystick.

 

 

Episode 13 – Summer Games & Super Huey UH-IX
is now available on iTunes, Stitcher & YouTube
Special thanks to Christian, Greg, Ferg and Shinto for the audio submissions.

 
The Next Ep will cover Impossible Mission and Realsports Baseball.
You can send feedback on these games or previously covered games in audio or text form to atari7800podcast@aol.com

FYI, I uploaded about 30 more 2600 games, a few with manuals. Nothing fancy. The Star Trek game I posted sold in record time!

My most recent episodes include Joust on the NES (Thanks Rowsdower!), the homebrew Oystron on the 2600 and the amazing Edladdin Supreme 78: All Play 4/8 convertible 4 way and 8 way Joystick for the Atari 7800 or 2600:

 

 

Hugues of the Retro League did a recent interview with Milke.  It sounds like the price may be going up. My current guess is that standard systems will be $200, maybe more, and the extra colors will cost you, so the treasure series may end up being $300 with other colors being less. Again, just guessing.
 
http://traffic.libsyn.com/theretroleague/TheRetroLeague_RetroVGS-Interview.mp3

Does this count as showing off a successful trade? 
I gave shout outs both to Rowsdower and the site.

Thanks for the shoutout NSG!   

I'm tickled you're going to give those a good home, Rick.   That's what its about!

Does this count as showing off a successful trade? 
I gave shout outs both to Rowsdower and the site.

It's pretty for sure, but if they want a $200-$300 price point they need a LOT more than pretty.

Thank you Rowsdower70!
 

Does this count as showing off a successful trade? 
I gave shout outs both to Rowsdower and the site.

Does this count as showing off a successful trade? 
I gave shout outs both to Rowsdower and the site.

And for those with BIG wallets, I just listed my cart and manual of River Patrol

So I got my games from AtariBrian!
Smurf and Towering Inferno for the 2600.
Together I call this combo "Smurf BBQ" 

 
Unbeknownst to each other, we both got stickers out of the deal.
He sent me this cool, 1980's Super Pac-Man mini sheet:

 
And checkout the cool contest on the back!
Make your own Pac-Man poster and you could wind a prize!
Time to get out my scented markers...