RickR

Congrats on the incredible milestones.  Apologies for having to spend a lot of time with those games. 
 

OK! 
 

Joe Decuir's lectures are the best in the Atarisphere imo. What an interesting man to listen to.

Any of those choices will be awesome. 

There's a constant 2-way battle going on in my mind.  There are no winners. 
 

I shoveled our driveway last night so we could get the car out.  And today, my wife and I shoveled an elderly neighbor's sidewalk/driveway.  My noodle arms are so tired, I may not play video games for a week.
 

I shoveled our driveway last night so we could get the car out.  And today, my wife and I shoveled an elderly neighbor's sidewalk/driveway.  My noodle arms are so tired, I may not play video games for a week.
 

I recommend Ice Climber! 

We had a wonderful valentines day here, we went to play 18 holes of mini-golf and then later in the day we went out to eat at a favorite restaurant. It was a beautiful day and we had a lot of fun. I hope this year is tremendous for you 🌞

They took liberties. Many changes were made to the story.  Many characters combined or missing entirely.  That's fine, though.  I appreciate that the movie is 90 minutes, and to do that changes had to be made. 

In general, the spirit of the book is all there. 

I just found the CGI dogs to be fake looking. 

Lesson 1:  Learn and master the universal gesture for drivers.

Here you go, Harry.  This Yars' box is probably the very worst in my collection.  Here's a picture of the innards to give you an idea.  I can't pull the liner out, as I Elmer's glued the bottom shut. 

 

The least expensive Ebay copy needs a RickR end label. 
 

Get yourself a time machine.  Go back to 1984 and find a Kay-Bee Toys.  Look in the clearance bin. 

The least expensive Ebay copy needs a RickR end label. 
 

The least expensive Ebay copy needs a RickR end label. 
 

Made in Ann Arbor, MI in 1978

It was a great place.  I bought a lot of games there.  After the crash, that clearance table/bin was magical.  I remember buying ET for $2.  Infiltrate, Krull, and a bunch of other kind of obscure games came from them.  I remember saving as much cash as I could muster for those trips to the local mall.  
 

It was a great place.  I bought a lot of games there.  After the crash, that clearance table/bin was magical.  I remember buying ET for $2.  Infiltrate, Krull, and a bunch of other kind of obscure games came from them.  I remember saving as much cash as I could muster for those trips to the local mall.  
 

Get yourself a time machine.  Go back to 1984 and find a Kay-Bee Toys.  Look in the clearance bin. 

Here you go, Harry.  This Yars' box is probably the very worst in my collection.  Here's a picture of the innards to give you an idea.  I can't pull the liner out, as I Elmer's glued the bottom shut. 

 

Pro-tip:  The USPS Priority Mail small flat rate boxes fit perfectly with minimal cutting to height.  Putting one of those inside the box as a liner will square it up nicely. 
 

Last night I sat down and devoted some time to this game. I had played it only to test it out before this.
And, it's great! I love all the different variations. I'd have to say my favorite is #3, the one with two balls and two paddles. I really, really like the graphics, colors, and sound in this game as well. 
@Gianna would be proud.