Corby

Oh hell no! just look at the keyboard your typing on right now, its about the same size. thicker about 3 or 4 inches, I wish i had mine out so that i can give you specs, but just to give you an idea. And no its not even close to being the size of the of the 5200

sorry my bad, tired as hell from moving! I don't drink but i go play pacman, get drunk off the crappy noises and graphics. waca waca waca

didn't know that either. Can anyone break the code and tell us what it says?????

hi I noticed with the ntsc version the ghosts just frezze and shake, then they go back to moving around. Don't know much about super pacman, are they suppose to do that or....

No, that's seriously wrong. In fact I don't know of any game that was 36k... but maybe I'm wrong here. Anyway, I know of many games for the TI that were only 8K (for instance the Romox games), and many that were 16K (most of the Atarisoft ones). As for homebrews... well, that depends on what exactly you would consider a "homebrew". If you mean homebrew CARTRIDGES (Command Modules in TI slang), then you may be right. But TI offered some possibilities to program their machine. If you had the console only, you could only program in BASIC (and save your creations on tape, if you had the optional tape adapter). If you bought the minimemory module or the rather pricey expansion box with the 32K expansion, you could also write games in Assembler. And there were several small companies who sold disk-based games for the TI-99. For instance, I have @APESOFT's "Cerberus". Now the question is if you could consider this a homebrew since, of course, you could consider @APESOFT a company... but I'm not sure if it was. If you count games programmed in BASIC or EXTENDED BASIC as homebrews, then I'm sure there are literally thousands or millions of them... I have personally written about 100 programs for the TI-99 in EXTENDED BASIC. And by the way, even professional companies did some "hacks". If you listen to the sounds of Atarisoft's TI-99 version of "Protector" closely, they will strangely remind you of those of TI's own "Tombstone City", whose source code was released on the pack-in disks for their "Editor/Assembler" module, which you needed to write machine language programs for the expanded TI-99. hey man. ok i found somestuff here, I also just picked one uo at the flea market for 5 bucks on e game all the wires and the original controllers. http://www.old-computers.com/museum/comput...?st=1&c=236

hi how about the texas instruments TI 99/4A home cpu. i read it a 16 bit machine and the games are all 36k!!! haven't seen and homebrews for that one.

Lucky bugger!!!!

Holy crap , I think I have about 80-90% of those games, mmmmm I think I'll sell them all for ohhhhh $1000 bucks!!! Shipping extra! And and, i'll even have that song going in the back ground "another one bites the dust" LOL

I'm just waiting for duke to come out for the atari 2600!!!1

c64: Jupiter landing and gorf A8bit: 2 basketball games, james bond 007, and squish 'em open to offers or trade! corby

I just got it today my very first atari home cpu ...the 800xl title match pro wrestling for the 2600 atari 5200 console, coleco gemini power supply and wico joystick

as always pacmanplus you've done it again! Great work I wouldn't mind being on the waiting list!!!!

The music from gyruss, didn't need no pokey for that one

hi great site, i don't want to get on your case about anything but has hozer's label gotten any better, the last time i got from him his labels were already peeling!!!!! but other than that i loves sites like your that have unique hard to get atari products like the heavy sixer on it keep it up.

hi i have jupiter lander, and gorf for c64!!

bump. lol

pm sent corby

Just to put this to rest.....go back to a joystick and one button controller

I have a Sears arcade 2 machine, and they are very cool. sleek looking, gotta love the power red light, 4 port system, and the power switch was so ahead of its time even cooler. like the ps2 But the controllers suck

ohh this is good al mentioned something about the "STORE" If he opens it...WE will come!!!!

I just won it today on ebay. It comes with 9 Games Atari Writer Word Processor, James Bond 007, Hardball, Millipede, Squish 'Em, Frogger, Basketball 2 copies, and Deluxe Invaders. Another question....is there anything I should check before I power this baby up?????? Check inside, look over the motherboard. stuff like that. What about the power pac. what should the specs. be on it. heard some stories on the cpu section, and don't want to make any mistakes. here it is...

Yars revenge. thats all it really needs. i got bored. and besides i hate a game without a title. Yar_rev.bin

up up down down left right left right B A aaahhh crap wrong system, lol

Tempest you hit the nail on the head!!! early this year i had won a 7800 console by its self. Nobody bid on it. i paid only a few bucks. plus i think ten dollars for shipping. from Ontario. I got the slip to pick it up, when i got home, it was all smashed like it was dropped or something, well i have to say when i emailed them back and asked about it this was my responce... "LOL.....Your problem" It wasn't the fact that i got such a disrepectful repley, it was the fact that i got it in pieces. and no bubble wrap. moraL OF THE STORY, check for feedback, always important, and stay off evilbay and always go to C.T.C.W. when i have time i'll show a pic of the desecrated 7800. but all was not lost the mother board still works and is in a pal machine

look at th botom of the machine on serial sticker if there is one it should say pal or ntsc, that or someone switched mother boards