The Professor

Cool Barcade!  baxterarcade.com

Now that you mention it Dan, I would love to have a custom made Tempest 2000 cabinet made. Always thought I would get around to making one but I don't have any of the time, space or skill for such an adventure.

I would be happy with a pair of Virtuality SU1000s...
 

tempest for me

Tempest is also a great choice!  Any vector game really, since those aren't quite the same in MAME. 

I'd go for this one: 

That sit down cabinet Star Wars is soooooo cool!  Made you totally feel like you were in an X-Wing!

I think my "lottery" splurge would be a Tron machine, in all it's black-light glory!  It's hard to find a good image that does it justice...but this cabinet in a dark room.....oh baby!  It's not Atari, I know. 
 

Here's another one that I posted to my facebook and twitter.
M-Network game cartridges are my least favorite design due to the tiny labels and the difficulty in storing them due to their Intellivison cartridge shell Frankensteined to fit in a 2600.

This is great news! I love listening to Shinto. He's a great story teller.

Someday, whenever I win the lottery, I'll have one. 
 

From 2011 !
 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIPwcdSTPuo

I've only taken the time to watch the first episode and really enjoyed it. Wanted to see more but it's kind of been on the back burner for some time now as I prefer to somewhat binge watch my series, like I just did with Silicon Valley the other day. Haven't had Netflix in a while but I'll be signing up again for it soon so I can burn through these two seasons as well

I loved my Speak & Spell. Great toy.

If you listen to my podcast, you should know who Shinto is.
Well, Shinto has started The Atari Jaguar Game By Game Podcast!
Episode 0 is already out!
Feed: http://atarijaguargamebygame.libsyn.com/rss
Webpage: http://jaguar.gamebygamepodcast.com/

One of the reasons that I'm so fascinated by the Jaguar era of Atari Corp. is that they would try random things like this. It seems like Atari didn't have a unified vision for the platform or what a next generation console could/should be. As a result, they spent millions on developing new concepts/innovations as if in an effort to "find" the right formula that would resonate with consumers. The American Hero "GameFilm" concept is a prime example. It was an attempt to up the ante for FMV games by providing players choice that would change the outcome. It was not really fun outside of the glorious camp. Also, by '95 the FMV trend was losing steam and Atari's concept was well off the mark. Playstation and Saturn would essentially ignore FMV altogether in favor of 3D rendered cutscenes.
 
To be fair, in the early-mid 90s game developers were struggling to take advantage of the CD-rom medium. Instead of making bigger, better games with great soundtracks, they tried to wow us with FMV clips and "interactive" movies. This really plagued the earliest CD platforms (Sega CD, CDi, 3DO, PC) the most. American Hero, had it been commercially released, would have been among the worst of these curiosities.

Updated: Star Force is gone, but I added a Golf in Box with sleeve, but missing manual and original Styrofoam. Also, the box is a bit faded and has a piece of scotch tape on top. This is in addition to loose copies of Joust, Raid on Bungeling Bay and Ice Hockey.

They're in the works, along with a few other things   We'll let you know soon.

They're in the works, along with a few other things   We'll let you know soon.

just got mine today

I did, too!

New Atari I/O buttons are out for Summer 2015! Each set of buttons are hand made and come with five different designs in a little baggie. We're introducing new designs semiannually and giving away the buttons for free! This is Button Set 2, and includes the following buttons:
 
 
Centipede Adventure Japanese Atari 2800 ビデオ コンピューター システム Atari Official Sponsor of the 1984 Summer Olympics atari.io  
 
 
We're giving these away free as a special THANK YOU to everyone for being part of the forums! The first dozen sets have already been sent out to our most active Atari I/O Members. Button Sets are numbered for collectability and won't be produced again once they're gone. If you haven't received buttons and would like a set, send a PM to me or The Professor with your mailing address and we'll be sure to send some buttons your way! (FedEx can't deliver to PO Boxes)

Wow, so much awesome waiting for me when I came home today!! Thank you so much!

OMG, you've outdone yourselves.  These things are AWESOME.  I like them all, but the Adventure one is my fave.  Directly onto my work pack it goes:
 


 
THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!

I've also created this very special button which we're awarding to all Atari I/O Members upon reaching 500 posts! This button features the Apple from Pac-Man which is the member pip earned in the forums when you reach 500 posts. Pear buttons for 1,000 posts and Banana buttons for 2,000 posts will be awarded as well.