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Posts posted by Rowsdower70
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I absolutely love mine.
My Sega handheld is great too, but some Sega games just don't work as a portable game. The Atari is perfect for it. Simple, fun games you can play on the go.
By the way, the entire ROM collection from AA takes up a little less than 10mb. I'm using a 128mb SD card and its perfect.- Justin, greenween, AlamoAtari and 2 others
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Swords and Serpents is a favorite of mine, even though the ending is rather meh.
Tron is just the bee's knees man, top tier game right there!
Very nice start to the collection for sure!- Starbuck66 and greenween
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Thanks for all the recommendations guys! I went to one of my favorite local retro shops and dropped about 30 bucks today on a bunch of loose carts:
Demon Attack
Atlantis
Beauty and the Beast
Locomotion
AD&D (Cloudy Mountain)
AD&D Treasure of Tarmin
Vectron
Locomotion
Night Stalker
Burgertime
Ladybug
Lock N Chase
Mission X
Bump N Jump
Treasure of Tarmin and Burgertime were both about 6 bucks, and Beauty and the Beast was 5 bucks, Demon Attack was 2, Atlantis was 3, and the rest were all a buck a piece! I'm going to post pics of my collection as it stands now in another thread.
You may want to just print out a copy of the overlay for Tarmin. I've played that one for hours and hours and I still have to look at my overlay sometimes. You got a nice lot for your buck man, congrats and enjoy!
Ladybug for a buck was a steal, that one is 15ish usually.
- Starbuck66 and Lost Dragon
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I think I'll set up VICE and try running some games like this one. I used to be able to kill the Demogorgon, and I remember the Dragon being the trickiest.
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Both are GREAT games. Decision is more or less like an avalon hill board game, and pretty tough so it just takes practice and good tactics. F-15 was the first decent jet flight/combat simulator I spent time on. I remember it having the copy protection of asking for text from the manual.
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Just found out i cant play 3DS games on it though. My plan was to play smash Bros. Oh well. I can play GBA games on it so thats a big plus
Yeah the DS Lite is GBA and DS, but there aren't THAT many great ones on 3DS in my opinion, GBA is the library to have. 15 bucks boxed is a SUPER deal too!
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Never even heard of Final Approach, so that'd be my pick. It needs exposure lol
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Rebuilding some 5200 sticks eh? A noble cause.
- greenween, Justin, Atari 5200 Guy and 3 others
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Congrats, by the way, on joining the brotherhood! Intellivision is the best!
- Lost Dragon, Starbuck66, RickR and 2 others
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Good questions Rick. I'd be curious to see what's under the hood, and what the gameplay was like. Maybe time for a video, Creep!
- greenween and Atari Creep
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Worm Whomper is also excellent, but maybe a bit pricey.
- Starbuck66, Lost Dragon and Arenafoot
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Astrosmash, Star Strike, Advanced Dungeons&Dragons (both of them), Tower of Doom, Thunder Castle, Utopia (if you have a 2nd player), Venture and Ladybug are both nice ports.
- RickR, Starbuck66, Arenafoot and 2 others
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Spoilers allowed. Be warned
I just saw the movie, and I absolutely LOVED it. I'm dying to know what you all thought.
I loved how they set up the story for "A New Hope". I loved K2. I loved the acting. I loved the use of old footage (how the F did they do that with Tarkin?) I loved that they had the nuts to end it the way they did. Vader at the end...chills. And the very end.....extra double chills. WOW.
Disney can milk this cow for as long as they want...if they keep the quality this high, we are all in for years of treats.
Yeah, the stuff with Cushing was amazing wasn't it. Graphically they are getting better at playing with that stuff like they did in Tron: Legacy with Jeff Bridges.
K-2SO is great, perfect empire snark.
It's a little choppy at first, but when it kicks in its great.
- RickR, Sabertooth, Atari Creep and 1 other
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One of the games we would frequently play with my buddies with Forbidden Forest, and to this day I consider it a remarkable game.
The C-64 with its legendary SID chip could produce some amazing music, and one of the keys of Forbidden Forest was its creepy musical score (written by the programmer Paul Norman). This, along with the ambient graphics (good but not great, however extremely effective) made for a very tense and enjoyable experience.
The graphics had a nice parallax scrolling effect, the monsters were all very creepy (with their own theme music), and the gameplay was solid (although maybe a bit frustrating at times with aiming).
I remember completing the game by beating the Demogorgon was very satisfying
This game had a sequel, but I found it to be sub-par compared to the original.
Any other fans of this game?- Atari 5200 Guy, Lost Dragon, Justin and 1 other
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Merry Christmas, y'all!
- Atari Creep, RickR, Atari 5200 Guy and 1 other
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Most of the time I spent with an Apple II(e) was in High School. Until they came out with the IIgs, it wasn't very good for gaming in my opinion. Sound and graphics were both sub-par compared to the Commodore and Atari computers.
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I don't think they held up well, to be honest.
And yeah, they were popular....but they were also VERY VERY expensive. When I grew up I knew ONE kid that had an Apple. I knew many that had C-64's and Atari 8-bits, TRS-80s and CoCos. -
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HAHAHA that dude on the right!!!!!!
Eerie isn't it!? That dude might actually be a robot.
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Welcome Martin, and Merry Christmas!
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I emailed the professor to see if he can help, or anyone else to start the new retro junk box would be appreciated
Just make the post in Off-Topic for the sign up and the Moderators will move it for you
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That's a sweet deal!
- Kid A and Atari 5200 Guy
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Long awaited Atari Flashback Portable is here
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The Frogger port is excellent. Actually all the built in games worked great, I played some Video Pinball.