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chas10e got a reaction from Justin in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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A thing I was curious about happened this game .... cleared a screen with 2 balls in play, hoping one would be trapped above the bricks (that wouldn't have happened in this instance anyways) ... when the bricks reset one of the 2 balls I had in play got disappeared. So I guess no more than 3 balls on the screen at one time.
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chas10e got a reaction from Sabertooth in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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You could first super glue them bits in to get the "D" back then fill outer cavities with hot-melt glue (or play-doh or epoxy
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chas10e got a reaction from Justin in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
Yeah when you go around the screen 6 times & the ball won't hit it then ya gatta risk using the bottom paddle to try & get a different loop.
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chas10e got a reaction from Justin in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
Welcome to "The Squad" @Gianna 🙂
I generally hit the launch button right away out of frustration from losing a ball. I did have to leave the game once between balls and the screen went in color-shift mode but hitting the launch button picked the game up from where I left off.
It's easy to burn through 5 balls in this game ... even though they are square.
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chas10e got a reaction from greenween in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
Welcome to "The Squad" @Gianna 🙂
I generally hit the launch button right away out of frustration from losing a ball. I did have to leave the game once between balls and the screen went in color-shift mode but hitting the launch button picked the game up from where I left off.
It's easy to burn through 5 balls in this game ... even though they are square.
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chas10e got a reaction from Gianna in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
Welcome to "The Squad" @Gianna 🙂
I generally hit the launch button right away out of frustration from losing a ball. I did have to leave the game once between balls and the screen went in color-shift mode but hitting the launch button picked the game up from where I left off.
It's easy to burn through 5 balls in this game ... even though they are square.
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chas10e got a reaction from greenween in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
Yeah when you go around the screen 6 times & the ball won't hit it then ya gatta risk using the bottom paddle to try & get a different loop.
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chas10e got a reaction from RickR in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
Yeah when you go around the screen 6 times & the ball won't hit it then ya gatta risk using the bottom paddle to try & get a different loop.
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chas10e got a reaction from Justin in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
3369 \o/
You could first super glue them bits in to get the "D" back then fill outer cavities with hot-melt glue (or play-doh or epoxy
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chas10e got a reaction from greenween in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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A thing I was curious about happened this game .... cleared a screen with 2 balls in play, hoping one would be trapped above the bricks (that wouldn't have happened in this instance anyways) ... when the bricks reset one of the 2 balls I had in play got disappeared. So I guess no more than 3 balls on the screen at one time.
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chas10e got a reaction from greenween in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
3369 \o/
You could first super glue them bits in to get the "D" back then fill outer cavities with hot-melt glue (or play-doh or epoxy
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chas10e got a reaction from RickR in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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A thing I was curious about happened this game .... cleared a screen with 2 balls in play, hoping one would be trapped above the bricks (that wouldn't have happened in this instance anyways) ... when the bricks reset one of the 2 balls I had in play got disappeared. So I guess no more than 3 balls on the screen at one time.
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chas10e got a reaction from Atari 5200 Guy in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
3369 \o/
You could first super glue them bits in to get the "D" back then fill outer cavities with hot-melt glue (or play-doh or epoxy
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chas10e got a reaction from Justin in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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New personal best I suppose, I started screwing up by looking at my score during play 🙄 .... just hitting one point blocks at the time made it even worse
I was inspired by trying to break the 2k mark ..... great score @greenween
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chas10e got a reaction from RickR in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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New personal best I suppose, I started screwing up by looking at my score during play 🙄 .... just hitting one point blocks at the time made it even worse
I was inspired by trying to break the 2k mark ..... great score @greenween
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chas10e reacted to greenween in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
My wife had never played before. She's already hooked! 546 after a few tries.
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chas10e got a reaction from Justin in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
Wow you really got the jitter ouuta them paddles -or- is that score WITH the jitter :P
Is that a real nintendo TV ? oh nvm I see the Sony label Trinitron I'd imagine 😉
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chas10e got a reaction from greenween in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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After selecting game #5, if you find don't like the tone of the ball hits, hit the reset button again (and again) til you find a tone you like.
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chas10e got a reaction from Justin in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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After selecting game #5, if you find don't like the tone of the ball hits, hit the reset button again (and again) til you find a tone you like.
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chas10e got a reaction from TrekMD in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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After selecting game #5, if you find don't like the tone of the ball hits, hit the reset button again (and again) til you find a tone you like.
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chas10e got a reaction from RickR in Squad Challenge - Super Breakout (Atari 2600)
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After selecting game #5, if you find don't like the tone of the ball hits, hit the reset button again (and again) til you find a tone you like.
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chas10e reacted to RickR in Price Tag Thread
And finally, a bunch I'm not terribly familiar with. Murphy's Mart. Woolworth, some other "W", and so on.
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chas10e got a reaction from DegasElite in Price Tag Thread
what a great thread idea .... just the first couple I thought might have old price tags
Kay-Bee Toys in the mall was a favorite of mine when I was younger .... I wasn't buying Atari games at the time though ... wished I did
I never heard of "Gold Circle" but looks like they had some good prices