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Okay, I'm in. Order placed!

I'd love an enhanced version of Dark Chambers. Add a few power-ups, some new monsters, a final boss and an actual ending and you'd have yourself a great game.

tacos, right?

Had to look this up since I thought Mr. Do! was a Coleco release. Sure enough CBS released Mr. Do! in the UK. I learn something new everyday. Thanks Voxel!

Wizard of Wor get's my pick for favorite CBS game. Tunnel Runner in second place and Blueprint in third place for me

Super Football - a late release by Atari that is really impressive. The game incorporates punts, kickoffs and field goals that are usually left out of football games from this era. Compared to other football games on the Atari this one wins in the graphics department. You will need the manual to keep track of all the different plays and plan to pass it back and forth with the second player. Frankenstein's Monster - a great game from Data Age who are sadly more well known for releasing stinkers. If you enjoy Pitfall! I recommend tracking this one down. This game contains one of the coolest Game Over screens and the horror theme is always a welcome addition to any collection. Might make a good double-feature night pairing with Haunted House Moonsweeper - Imagic made quite a few great games for the Atari and this one typically gets overlooked (Atlantis and Demon Attack were huge sellers back in the day after all). Pseudo 3-d graphics and intense shooting action make this one a winner. I give this one bonus points for the game-over ditty of Swing Low Sweet Chariot. Classy Fast Eddie - Fox published some interesting titles and for reasons I can't explain I've spent the most time playing this one. It's just fun. Grab a friend and see who can get the highest score.

3DO Interactive Multiplayer get's my vote. Upon it's release it was touted as the biggest and best, but the high price point (i think it was like 700 bucks if I remember correctly) meant that the spoiled kid down the street was the only kid in the neighborhood that actually had one. I never really felt that the games released for the system justified buying the console. I was perfectly happy playing Sega Genesis with the rest of the gang

Yeah, pretty close to that time frame. Pete managed the Reds in '88 and '89. The betting investigation wrapped up in the summer of '89. Pete's betting = bad. Pete's batting = great.

I can handle the name change, and taking Pete Rose rose off the cover art (licensing reasons I'm sure)..but replacing him with a generic St. Louis Cardinal can't be justified in my Ohio heart.

thought i'd take a crack at it even though i'm not a pixel artist. Since I'm not a pixel artist I wasn't sure if the pixels needed to be doublewide or not but tried to keep it in the 16x16 limit. Fun!

Alright dudes. dare to dream with me a second. I can't get over Flojomojo's idea of the AtariAge community banding together to purchase the Atari brand and IP a putting Albert in charge of it. Albert has a serious passion for the community as a whole, and works hard to support the homebrew community etc. AtariAge publishes more quality titles than the current rendition of Atari does right? Pretty sure with the programming and hardware talent that post regularly here there is enough of a core group to really put together a solid team to make something epic. Someone way smarter than me can hopeful answer the following questions: What would it take financially to make such a purchase? and in a true bout of irony..Could we put together a indiegogo to raise the funds to make this happen?

1. Moonsweeper 2. Turmoil 3. Cosmic Ark 4. Solaris 5. Spider Fighter