The Mr. Video

When an eel lunges out and he takes a bite of your snout, that's a moray.

Actually, I was just playing the game when one of the microswitches broke. Thanks for the laugh though.

If you have an Android phone, then there's Youtube Vanced.

I only went to one store during the afternoon and bought just two games. Beating the ever-living crap out of each other in a free-for-all to get to all the hot deals only sounds good on paper.

@DeathAdderSF Duely noted. Also is there by any chance a modern clone of the Mockingboard for sale anywhere?

@save2600 About $60. Apple ii's aren't necessarily cheap.

I only knew about Gamer Grub from the video Classic Game Room did about it. Never tried it though.

Modern problems require modern solutions.

Bread bin.

@save2600 Yeah, it could use some cleaning. It's also missing some of the screws that hold the top and bottom halves together.

I don't remember exactly when, but I got a hand-me-down NES at around 2010 or so along with a few games ranging from Super Mario Bros./Duck Hunt to Deadly Towers.

So far the only problem I've ever had with mine is that the power button is finicky, but besides that, it works perfectly.

Actually I was only half way through the album by the time I was done.

I saw a review for it once. It's hard for me to believe that it was released around the same time as Disney's Beauty and the Beast when it has animation that looks like it was done in the early 80's.

I'm definitely buying one of those, mainly so I don't have to dig out the bulky power brick whenever I want to use my 600xl. They should make usb power cables for other systems.

I have to agree with you. Barely anything happened for most of the game, most of the commercials didn't seem as good this time around, and when it started getting interesting, the game was already almost over.

Right now it outputs a mostly blank basic screen with some garbage on the screen, and if I turn the board on with Star Post plugged in, then the game loads, but looks glitchy and sometimes crashes.

"I got to see what to do, ding-a-ling!"

Happy birthday Albert!

Star Raiders because I needed a game for my Atari 600xl.

I remember when my local mall had an FYE. Never really bought anything there, but I did stop by and look around whenever I got the chance.

Crap.

They did a similar thing when they got rid of Movie Maker in favor of Story Remix.

This status update actually inspired me to work on my Beta player again. Its main problem is with the threading mechanism, but I've been making some process on fixing that.

Not all of them. Most were made by Sony, but some were made by other companies, like Sanyo and Sears.