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Good evening all. I've been meaning to play my Cuttle Cart 2 for the last 5 or 6 years but apparently I'm not going to play it. I have a fully loaded MMC included. Anyone looking to buy this? I'll post pics in a reply. I should mention that I added the optional POKEY chip to this Cuttle Cart 2, so all the POKEY sound games will play correctly! Sold for $350. Non-Christmastime pricing.

I have an idea that your cartridge would play normally on a different machine.

They used to be 80 cents each on the same web site. *THAT* is what makes them so completely not rare.

LMAO!

In a couple hours I'll be accepting the one offer I received for this item. If you too are interested let me know.

I guess I've never seen a monitor with Chroma and Luma plugs. Silly me. I would LOVE to get this item, and I am about to have a small amount in my Paypal account. Someone better jump on this offer before I talk myself into it.

Why are there 5 RCA type plugs on the finished product? The install document seems to say there are 3 for video? What kind of equipment uses that?

There was no love for my version of this either: MODIFIED 2600, CUTTLE CART, CD PLAYER I didn't even get an offer high enough to cover what I paid for the CC.

Good afternoon. I have for sale my 1997 limited edition CD-ROM version of Bob Colbert's games Okie Dokie and Stell-A-Sketch. The images I'm using on this page are linked to AtariAge, but they are the exact copy you will be buying. I scanned my personal copy for AA. These two games work on the SuperCharger and the Cuttle Cart. There is also a data portion of the disk that contains lots of 2600 programs and information. If you are interested in owning this hard to find item, please send me a PM with an offer. CD Face: CD Case Front: CD Case Back: Manual: LINK

I think that it the new Atari would produce a new set of paddles that would automatically insert the correct sequence of up-down-down-down-up upon powerup of the Flashback 2, they would have a big winner.

My Millipede game rolls on the screen. *Any* person would recognize that's not minor. FB2 is definitely better than the NES chip "Activision TV games" with the unplayable (no missile graphic) version of Atlantis, but it has some of the same problems too. I need to get around to returning mine.

Well, as I said, I never really played adventure. I guess I should have hooked up my original hardware and checked Adventure before I posted that last bit. It really seems glitchy.

I've been hearing about an Online version of the FB2 manual for a while. What is the progress on that? I was a bit disappointed but not too surprised to see the quick paragraphs in the printed manual that don't say one thing about game select options. I'm glad I have 80% of the original instruction manuals but what about everyone else?

I sure wish I *had* waited. Checking more games last night I found nothing but problems with my FB2! By the way...is there supposed to be an orange area in the game Adventure where you are exploring by flashlight? It doesn't seem like it's working right, but I really never played the original so I don't know. Just a small area around the player is visible and the rest of the screen is dark gray.

I don't know which version I got because mine is completely unplayable. The screen rolls terribly.

Put me down for a 7800 mod with LEDs. In fact, take the money now before I spend it.

I finally got tired of waiting for a non-Wal-Mart unit and brought one home last night. My kids played for at least an hour, espcially my son who turns 4 this month. He played lots of Adventure because that's the game that he can start without browsing the menus. He also enjoyed Combat and calls Pitfall "The Man Game". We'll play more tonight!

Today I'll post my copy of Snow White up for offers. I paid $45 plus s/h. New, mint, complete in box, only opened once from the protective plastic box sleeve that it shipped in from the AA store. Mine is copy #84 of 250.

Sold.

Offer pending.

As shown on the page linked below, I own copy #25 of Mental Kombat, an excellent Atari 2600 homebrew cartridge that included "labeled, numbered, signed, boxed cartridge with instructions, two headbands and the Hozer Video Games-button." http://www.quernhorst.de/atari/owners.html The link to the AtariAge database entry for this title can be found below. As you will see, the cartridge and box are very attractive. http://www.atariage.com/software_page.html...areLabelID=2354 I paid $49 plus shipping (from Europe) for this game. I am currently taking offers to sell it. Thank you! (This is the AA box scan, not an actual scan of my copy. Mine is MINT as well.)

That game's name is pronounced Gran Pree.

Putting the switch in the cart port is the best suggestion I've heard yet! Awesome idea!

I'm looking forward to the manual as much as the hardware. But then again I'm the weirdo who sold his entire cart collection and kept all the manuals.