AlamoAtari

How about here: http://forums.atari.io/index.php/topic/1067-thrift-store-finds/?hl=%2Bthrift+%2Bstore+%2Bfinds

Man, that's good stuff you found.  Stellar Track was only available at Sears. 

That is a sweet pile o' goodies.   That port of Joust is quite solid!   Enjoy!

Not a trade, but the haul I made at that awesome store Wednesday. I didn't know where else to share this, though. :/
Anyway, NES Controller, Hogan's Alley, Stellar Track, and Space Spartans.

Finally got a chance to post what Rick gave me, been a rough day today. Got to get something for him in the Mail soon. The comics were a pick up from good will

Was this thing perpetuated because of the burning that happened on arcade units? I remember the tvs at my work had a permanent burn from the CNN ticker being on almost 24 7 so I think it's possible, but you got to play a lot of the same game in order to do it. My parents were like we spent all this money on a tv, not going to have it ruined over a game.

I was forced as a kid to play my Atari on a black and white tv. My parents fell for the rumors about screen burn. I tried to tell them that it only happened when you play a single game for hours on end. Never got to play in color until the 90s.

By the way you got to be ready for the picture, the game clears out after a minute or so. I had to do my run again.

Ok I managed to get two extra lives somehow playing this probably my best score using a color tv. Do they still make black and white? LOL. Can you see my sexy reflection in my screen. I had to wipe the screen off it was too dusty.

Ok I managed to get two extra lives somehow playing this probably my best score using a color tv. Do they still make black and white? LOL. Can you see my sexy reflection in my screen. I had to wipe the screen off it was too dusty.

Ok I managed to get two extra lives somehow playing this probably my best score using a color tv. Do they still make black and white? LOL. Can you see my sexy reflection in my screen. I had to wipe the screen off it was too dusty.

I'm in for a try.

If you wait, it will enter a demo mode, but your score will still show.

By the way you got to be ready for the picture, the game clears out after a minute or so. I had to do my run again.

Ok I managed to get two extra lives somehow playing this probably my best score using a color tv. Do they still make black and white? LOL. Can you see my sexy reflection in my screen. I had to wipe the screen off it was too dusty.

Dang Radio is killing it!
 
Here is my new score of 48,582. Played on a newly restored 4-switch.

99029. I could have probably hit 100,000, but I didn't want to roll the score (if it does roll there). Guess I need to start thinking about capturing video.

Here's my score:  27336.  And a view of my awesome VHS combo TV.
 
 

mmmmmmmmmmmm nerd cred ....
 
I do like the title of board "High Score Squad" ....
 
will have to give it a "go" .... 
 
9967  my first run & my best score eva- 
 

 
EDIT: added a pic (resized from 3Gb to 420kb)

OK let's try this again............
after my 2nd try playing Centipede tonight:
 

While I do not have the ability, skill or knowledge to peek at the rom itself, I believe the GH DS collections to be on par with the Flashbacks as far as quality and faithfulness go. So much so, that I sold my physical copy I used for my review since I had it on this collection. Right now I only have a sealed copy that I do not want to open.
 
Anywho, here is my first submission: 44,514

I'm waiting to see if anybody will break 100,000 points.

oooohhhh paper boy. That would be fun!

It's confirmed that Paperboy was completed for the 7800?

We absolutely need to get that ROM released. Paperboy, RoadBlasters, and Marble Madness all should have been 7800 exclusives.

Out Run
Arcade
Difficulty: None
High Score: 49,262,090
October 19, 2013
Notes: Achieved in public at Lost Ark Video Games in Greensboro, NC