I think I’ll bring this too. I just found a copy for $2 and it’s a lot of fun. It’s quite the gory game and it’s loaded with samples and late-80s/early-90s Arcadeness.
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I think I’ll bring this too. I just found a copy for $2 and it’s a lot of fun. It’s quite the gory game and it’s loaded with samples and late-80s/early-90s Arcadeness.
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I thought we could start a post about what each of us will volunteer to bring to the 6th retro video-gaming party so we can minimize on dupe machines, consoles, games and whatnot.
I’m bringing:
I think I’ll also do a podcast of the event.
Cross-posted to FB Event.
My Odyssey2 arrived today. I was the only bidder in the auction that Madaracs pointed me to. I didn’t read the fine print… $30 in shipping. The heavy sixer I received from Goodwill a few months back was only $20 shipping. Don’t know what the difference was.
Anyway.
The console runs fine. The one game I have played so far is K.C. Munchkin. What made this Pac-man clone interesting was that it came out before Atari’s Pac-man. You can also argue that it is a more fun version. It gave the Odyssey a bit of a short-term bump at the time… until Atari sued and forced the halt of production.

Harmony Cartridge for the Atari 2600 is up for pre-order. Some features for you to drool over:
The board fits into a standard Atari shell (with slots dremeled out for the SD card and USB of course).
Features: Plays all legacy 2600 games up to 32k. USB programmable, SD card slot: FAT12/16/32 compatible, supports SD and SDHC, menu: supports directories, no limit on number of files, auto-detection of bankswitch type. Windows/Mac/Linux programming software. There is much more, but that’s the gist of it.
MMMMM … gaming bot. Must have me one.