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    Chamberlain

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  • Mood
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  • Currently Playing
    Asteroids: Recharged (VCS)
  • Currently Listening To
    Essenger
  • Gender
    Male
  • Relationship Status
    In a relationship
  • Current City
    Somewhere in South Bay.
  • Hometown
    Columbus, OH
  • Interests
    A renowned Classic Video Games Expert with a particular affinity for failed consoles. My interests include Atari, solar power, electric cars, guitars and sci-fi.
  • First Console
    Coleco Gemini
  • Coolest Item In Your Collection
    Atari Video Music
  • Recent Pickups
    Sword of Berserk (DC)
  • Favorite Arcade Game
    Roadblasters
  • Favorite Board Game
    Risk
  • Favorite Movie
    A Christmas Story
  • Favorite TV Show
    The Americans
  • Podcast I Recommend
    The Retroist
  • YouTube Channel I Like
    Video Game Esoterica

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  1. Sabertooth

    Why is Road Runner for the 2600 so freakin' hard?!  It's killing my wrist!

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    1. RickR

      RickR

      Beep beep!

    2. Marco1019

      Marco1019

      I've never played it. Does it play like Decathlon?

    3. DegasElite

      DegasElite

      It's pretty cool. Avoid Wile E. Coyote and eat lots of bird seed. It keeps your energy up. There are obstacles as well, like cliffs, bombs, etc. It's a good facsimile of the arcade version, for the A2600 anyway. Both the arcade and A2600 versions were developed by Atari.

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