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Appreciate all the responses. I'm going to try out these solutions. Thank you!

Still waiting for that map. That level is ridiculous!

Awesome game. Used to play it on Apple IIe. Did Tutankham ever come out for NES via homebrew? Don't think it ever did, but could be wrong. Would have been a great port as well.

Hi all, I'm very familiar with the NES having owned one since 1986 and my NES is getting to the point where when I press power for most cartridges it goes into that dreaded constant reset loop and green or other color screen instead of the title screen. I do my regular blow into the cart, clean the cart pins with alcohol, wiggle it in the slot, hit reset tricks but it's getting more frequent lately. This has probably been brought up thousands of times on here before, but what do I do to fix this problem. In the past, I'd just get a "new" used NES, but I've had this one for a while and would rather fix it given the increase in prices in the retro gaming market. Maybe I replace the pin set in the NES? If so, what's the best place to buy from? Thank you for taking the time.

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Ordered the Fantasy rom from Intellivisioncollector.com last night. Got an email almost immediately with the game attached. Highly recommended site. Thanks Kamikaze!

Sorry if this comes off as a stupid question, but what are the differences between these versions and the original versions?

I posted this somewhere in this 102 page thread (!) Hope it helps for those having issues with folders: I hope I can maybe provide some help here as I was tinkering around with my LTO Flash last night after I pretty much just dumped all of my games onto it with no folders and it was a mess. If I misunderstood your post, I apologize in advance. I have Windows 10 OS by the way. I created a folder called "LTO Flash" on my hard drive. In the folder, I created subfolders for each letter alphabetically from A-Z and copied all of my games alphabetically in each folder. I then opened the LTO flash interface, deleted all of my previous files, and once I was done I clicked on "add folder" on the top left. I then browsed and clicked on the "LTO Flash" folder on my hard drive and hit open. This took all of my already created folders and put it on the menu. I then just clicked "send to LTO Flash" and was all set. When I put the cart in my INTV, I had all of the alphabetical folders and could go into each one with "enter" and go back to the main menu with "clear". I'm sure this method also works if you wanted to label different types of folders like Mattel games, homebrews, demos, Coleco, Activision, etc instead of alphabetically.

Definitely in! I'm in Connecticut for an east coast connection.

I hope I can maybe provide some help here as I was tinkering around with my LTO Flash last night after I pretty much just dumped all of my games onto it with no folders and it was a mess. If I misunderstood your post, I apologize in advance. I have Windows 10 OS by the way. I created a folder called "LTO Flash" on my hard drive. In the folder, I created folders A-Z and copied all of my games alphabetically in each folder. I then opened LTO flash interface, deleted all of my previous files, and once I was done I clicked on "add folder" on the top left. I then browsed and clicked on the "LTO Flash" folder on my hard drive and hit open. This took all of my already created folders and put it on the menu. I then just clicked "send to LTO Flash" and was all set. When I put the cart in my INTV, I had all of the alphabetical folders and could go into each one with "enter" and go back to the main menu with "clear". I'm sure this method also works if you wanted to do different types of folders like Mattel games, homebrews, demos, Coleco, Activision, etc.

Yeah, looks like it's sold out. Tried to order from INTVrev a few minutes ago.

Woah! Thanks for all the links. Appreciate all the time that must've went into these posts.

Wow! Keeping my LTO Flash hot. Thank you so much for these Nano!

Cmadruga, thanks for providing those links and sharing! I ordered from Carl some years ago and had no issues. I hope he is OK. I was going to order Ms. Pacman from him, but I think I'll hold off after reading this thread.

Thank you all for the responses. Appreciate it. Nano, very sorry to hear about your wife. Sending positive thoughts your way.

Just got my LTO Flash and was wondering which sites I could download/purchase homebrew roms from. I could only find Intellivision.us as such a site and Carl Mueller's site seems to be gone. Thank you.

Can't see the pics using Chrome on my PC or Chrome on my phone

Wow! Great news! Definitely still want one

Nice work. Looks awesome! Can't wait to get a flashcart to play the rom proper. I've only played the Atari 8 bit version.

Got mine. Looks and plays great. Manual is even all color!

I've been using a four port 5200 adapter from on my Intellivision II for many years with no issues.

I definitely want one, so please add me to the list (if there is one). Still mad at myself that I missed the first batch.

I've found that collecting has become very expensive the last year or two, especially on eBay. Diner is definitely worth the price. A new game is over $60 when you count dlc, outfits, packs, etc. You'll get plenty of replay value from Diner, especially if you enjoy Intellivision.

Awesome. Looking forward to getting it

Very good deal. Just bought one off eBay from a reputable seller in France. The link posted above (from France as well) no longer has the product. Checked here to be sure it was a good product. Still up on eBay if anyone is still interested. Was around $50 including shipping and taxes. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Colecovision-192-in-1-multicart-game-cartridge-system-Cover/154073007929?_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D225073%26meid%3D70eec0c6b0214824a928ca669f265d40%26pid%3D100675%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D15%26mehot%3Dnone%26sd%3D154073007929%26itm%3D154073007929%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D2380057&_trksid=p2380057.c100675.m4236&_trkparms=pageci%3Adc7f92fc-f2fc-11ea-a2f8-74dbd180ed79|parentrq%3A756bf4421740a99c67f03c04ffffd918|iid%3A1