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Posts posted by Callipygous
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BUT, I figure the only way those pins could have been bent under was from someone removing them and bending the pins upon reinsertion, so, now, I think it might be a possibility (taken into account the obviously ameturish tamptering) that the rom chips have been inserted into the incorrect sockets and I'm now in need of a schematic or picture of the 800 10K ram board to see if this is the case. I hope so.
Heh, most likely they took the good chips out of your machine to put in another 800. and then they shoved the bad ones in carelessly.
Anyway, the chips from bottom of the board (closest to the connector) are CO14599, CO12499 and CO12399.
HTH
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I hope it's not a OS or ram problem
Well, I hate to tell you, but thats usually what causes a green or yellow screen. The ram is normally easy to diagnose. Just boot with one card at a time. If none work, then its highly unlikely all are bad as you say. The OS is 3 chips IIRC.
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My old high school Deutche is good enough for the gist of it. CPUWIZ says he would dump them. Rudolphy replies no way he will risk sending them overseas. Wiz then suggests Stolberg in Hamburg will do it. Carey85 says congrats on the find.
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. If it's cheap, like $20-$25 then It becomes an option, but I'm not going to pay more than that just so I can play something I ALREADY have a little bit faster...
$25 for 1Mbit or $40 for the 8Mbit. You need the larger one for Ultima.
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He recently added something to his "Closer to Home" website after three years.
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True the official 8bit versions are pretty bad. However, all of the 5200 versions are also available. Most of you know this, but for the newly interested in the 8bit, the mysterious "Glenn the 5200 man" converted them years ago. You can get them here:
http://www.atarimania.com/lst_soft-MENU-8-...CENCE_ID-1.html
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The amount of games for the 8bit is staggering as the guys at http://www.atarimania.com/ are proving. Thought I knew most of what was available back in the day, but now see hundreds that I never even heard of.

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I can't suppress the obligatory cultural reference:"That's gold Curt, Gold!"
yours truly,
Kenny from Seinfeld
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If there are two Anteaters, then its a good price, believe or not.

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Heh, was thinking it was a 5200 title.
<cleans glasses>

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micro gammon - ever heard of it?
Maybe...
http://www.atariprotos.com/5200/software/m...microgammon.htm
Tempest
I should have known where to check first
What about http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...8175414198&rd=1 ? A new one? -
anybody see the 5200 proto on eBay?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...ssPageName=WDVW
micro gammon - ever heard of it?
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He means that after everyone pirated all the software.
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There are 300+ carts for the 8bit. Only about 200 are games. Of those the 80-20 rule applies. 150 or more are easy to obtain and under $15 for a loose cart. About 40 titles are scarce. None of the ones you mention are in the rare group. Beamrider may go closer to $15, while K-razy titles are in the lower range. However, as Deathtrap indicates, anything can happen on eBay.
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Very rare. Congrats! I believe it was originally on disk, but they burned some cartridges. I'll wager that it is an eprom. Synassembler from Synapse is similar. Only a few carts are known. Mainly, I think because the carts were very expense. IIRC, the program was discussed by Mark Chasin in his classic assembler language book available at the Atari Archives.
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Loved this one. Almost perfect. In some of the higher levels when things really get hectic, there is somewhat of slow down. Too much stuff on the screen? Zoned out on it a couple of times and reached somewhere around level 35-40. Can't remember exactly.
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All those Sirius games (Worm War I. Fast Eddie, Turmoil, Fantastic Voyage etc) were apparently just the 6502 code from the 2600 game with minimal adaptation to the A8. If nothing else, its bad for the programmers like David Lubar who did such a fine job on the 2600 to have their names attached to what is essentially a hack.
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I'd consider Mogul Maniac as an Amiga prototype as the game was never released by that company
I am with you so far.
... but Romox bought the rights to the programThis is the part that I have been unable to confirn. Is it listed in any ROMOX catalog or literature?

(Sierra) On-line systems “Softporn Adventure” for
in Atari 8-Bit Computers
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The naked lady on the right is Roberta Williams, author of many Sierra adventures.