Lord Avallon

It´s the definitive version of Pac-Man for the Atari 2600 in my opinion, excellent work!

I hope to see this marvelous little machine out on the near future, with tv out at least (this is a must!), this MP3 player function is very interesting I am looking forward to some updates!

In this case it´s much better!

Well, there´s a place on the styrofoam that fits a cartridge and on the package says there´s a cartridge included, this console is a little bit obscure, so it may be difficult to confirm this.

I bought one BIT 7000 and it arrived yesterday, it´s very difficult to find information about it, so I would like to post some pictures along with some explanation for those who don´t know about this clone: Console pictures: From left to right: 1- Front view of the console 2- Console buttons (power, difficult I and II, game select and reset) 3- Console logo close-up 4- Side view of the console with an extra joystick port 5- Other side view with joystick placed 6- Rear view with power jack, black & white selector and RF and joysticks cables (built-in) 7- Up view with cartridge connector close-up 8- Joystick close-up Box pictures: From left to right: 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5- View from different angles of the box 6- Close-up on the box front 7- Close-up of the box logo 8- Close-up of the Bit Corporation (clone manufacturer) logo 9- Close-up of the cartridge 10- Close-up of the package contents Box contents pictures: From left to right: 1- User´s manual 2- User´s manual unfolded (outside) 3- User´s manual unfolded (inside) 4- TV game switch box 5- Power transformer (220v / 50HZ) I really liked it, the console is very similar to the Famicom, with joystick holders on each side of it, the joysticks and RF cable are built-in, there´s an extra port for another joystick, my power transformer was adapted to 110v / 60HZ in order to work here in Brazil, I made a great deal with this videogame, too bad the original cartridge is missing, judging by the box picture it must be Space Tunnel, I´ll look for it separately. I hope these information may contribute! Best regards all!

Wow Sr. Ferraz, I tought I was the only one to possess this console! I never found other than mine, besides the image has some problems, it´s working, my grandpa gave it to me, only the videogame, the inside is very different, there are two boards, one for the video and the buttons linked to another one, inserted in a metal box where the cartridge port is. This Robby clone is very hard to find, I had never seen one in these conditions, fully complete, I have only one cartridge, Tennis, from the same company. Congratulations once more!

Ah, just as I tought! So I have two working copies of this game, man, if I knew that I wouldn´t have to take the labels off and I didn´t have to buy another game, now the labels of one cartridge have little markings on them, but nothing that damaged too much (and I couldn´t open the plastic case anyway). Thank you very much man, you gave me the light! Only two more things I would like to know: 1- Do all the Red Label Series games use this Sara RAM chip or it doesn´t matter what kind of series the cartridge belong? 2- What kind of Atari 2600 I must have to play this game and all the game library of this system? Thank you very much once more!

Hi folks! Well, this is my story: I bought a sealed factory copy of Dark Chambers for the Atari 2600, I received my package by mail, opened it, but the game didn´t work, some strange patterns appeared on the screen, stripes and that kind of thing that occur on the Ataris, so, after a lot of attempts, I gave up and stopped trying. I decided to buy another copy of the game, but only the cartridge, because I already had the box and manual brand new, then I browsed the Atari2600.com, found the cartridge and bought it. My game arrived today, and for my surprise when I inserted it on the console and turned it on, it didn´t work! I started to think of any problem with compatibility or something like this. I am really confused because I have other cartridges, silver labels (like Jungle Hunt), Kung-Fu Master (Activision) , Frogger (Parker Bros.) and many others, all of them work, but Dark Chambers is not working, the two I bought and both have red labels (the only two I have with this label color), do you know if there was any improvement or change in the hardware or software that made these red label series not compatible with Atari clones? I have 2 Supergame VG-2800 from CCE (a brazilian manufacturer) and another clone of the Atari 2600 with the wooden detail in the front (from another brazilian manufacturer), I tested the two Dark Chambers cartridges on the three of them, and are not working, but my video-games are working with all my other cartridges. I wonder if I had the bad luck to buy two defective cartridges (I doubt it because Atari2600.com only sells tested products). If you have any answer, please, give me a light, because I am in a Dark Chamber, literally!

The things I bought recently on EBay were a sealed copy of Dark Chambers, that unfortunatelly didn´t work (yes, I opened it, I wanted to play this game a lot!) and a CIB Jungle Hunt, working perfectly, both of them for the Atari 2600.

Michael Jackson was a trully genius, if we have videoclips today as they are, we must thank him. My dear country friend Sr. Ferraz, very nice collection you have! Congratulations!

I also have a Supergame CCE VG-2800, good machine, and a brazilian clone of the Atari 2600 with the wooden detail on the front. I saw, a few months ago, a guy selling a Dactar 007 on the net, it cames in a cool "spy like" case, interesting.