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spongebue: Can't remember, did I win? Great game though

Your shot of the show from the AA booth shows a good shot of me (brown shirt), Ben Heckendorn (farthest right in the group), and 2 other mods from his forums

Not much of a response, eh? I'm planning on going via bus (~$125 roundtrip, better than gas though), so I wouldn't mind there being a raffle

Added 3 ebay items: ........N64 + 29 games + 2 controllers ........XBox + 14 games + 3 controllers ........Atomic Orange N64 + cables + controller

I know I was selling some heavier items that were costing $20-$30 to ship. I was charging $25 yet ebay ended all my auctions of that type and accused me of overcharging

Game Carts and other misc. things added.

Ok, added 2 barebone PCs and 2 PC cases

For a more up to date list (especially concerning the status of free items), go here Free (just pay S&H) ........140x Misc Floppy Drive cables (New in Package) ~22" long ........90x Misc Floppy Drive cables (Loose) Forsale ........New in Box: Foxconn uATX PC case (link to newegg description) - $10 ........New in Box: Foxconn ATX PC case (link to newegg description) - $10 ........2x SCSI Ribbon Cable ~29" long, 3 female 50 pin connectors ($3 ea.) ........2x 1 U 64 Bit PCI Riser ($5 ea.) ........Set of rackmount mounting brackets - $5 ........Atari 7800 Carts: Xevious, Dig Dug, Galaga, Realsports Baseball ........C64 Carts: Major League Baseball, Sea Battle, Fast Load Cartridge, Star Post, Blueprint ........Coleco Vision Carts: Donkey Kong Junior, Cosmic Avenger ........Texas Instruments Carts: Moon Mine, The Attack, Integers ........N64 + 29 games + 2 controllers ........XBox + 14 games + 3 controllers ........Atomic Orange N64 + cables + controller

Yeah, I'd definately sign up. $10 at a shot is much better than trying to figure out a way to make enough money to go

I just picked up a couple at my wal-mart for $6 each ($4 for the single player ones) Best cheap christmas presents I've seen for awhile They probably use a genesis on a chip like the radica units, and I'd love to get the pinout since they have 2 player support (the more expensive street fighter models would probably be easier to figure out though)

As usual, a great portable from Ben

Well, I got mine today and now it's sitting on my desk right next to my open 2.5" lcd At the moment I'm tracing the controlller lines and such so I can cut it down

or you could pay less and buy them at 8bitclassics

hmm... could I get a test unit on behalf of the benheck forums? Can't decide if I'd rather go small with a 2.5" lcd or use the mighty psone 5" lcd

I have 2 devices with entirely different pinouts hooked up to one slot. If it was only 1 direction traffic on the lines I'd use diodes. I suppose I could use 2 slots for the devices and save myself all the extra work and money, but that wouldn't be fun

Kinda forgot about posting the list Oh yeah, and all are loose carts in fair to good condition. 2600: Towering Inferno Warlords Codebreaker Bridge Armor Ambush 14 Tele-Games <- Chase, Barricade, TV Graffiti Super Challenge Baseball\ Star Voyager Super Challenge Football Riddle of the Sphinx Atlantis Championship Soccer Bermuda Triangle Tennis International Soccer Star Raiders Berzerk Super Breakout Starmaster Miniature Golf Trick Shot Popeye Major League Baseball Omega Race Canyon Bomber Pac-Man Reactor Blackjack Mega Force 7800: Galaga Xevious Baseball Coleco Vision: Donkey Kong Junior Cosmic Avenger Mouse Trap TI Home Computer: The Attack Moon Min Super Demon Attack Integers

Yeah, I'm really looking forward to getting my hands on a Flashback 2

Yeah, I have to switch between 2 sets of 72 traces at the same time.

Just a quick question, is it bad to input voltage into the a/d lines of an IC when it's not powered on? I have a feeling the answer is yes. And while I'm at it, does anyone know of a good bidirectional digital switch? Preferably in a multiple switch package

I picked up a working one the other day for $2 from a thrift store but don't have anything to run on it If you want to trade I have a bunch of loose 2600 carts, texas instrument carts, colecovision carts, and 7800 carts. I also have some famiclones. I'll actually list the titles of the carts I have later when I'm not so tired

quoting my post when it's the only one in the thread? oh yeah, and my offer will never include anything about your avatar.....

I need a TIA chip for the 2600. PM me wih offers.

Here's a few I found on nesdev. _______ |* VCC >01] [48< VCC VEE >02] [47< VEE AIN >03] [46] -- /NMI [04] [45> C.2 CA15 <05] [44> C.1 (51) [06] [43> C.0 (52) [07] [42] (16) (53) [08] [41] (17) (54) [09] [40] (18) (55) [10] [39] (19) /C2R <11] [38] (20) C1.1 >12] EXP. [37> /C1R C1.3 >13] PORT [36> C1.4 /IRQ [14] [35> C1.0 C2.2 >15] [34> /C1R C2.3 >16] [33> C1.2 /C2R <17] [32] D0 C2.4 >18] [31] D1 C2.0 >19] [30] D2 C2.1 >20] [29] D3 VOUT <21] [28] D4 AOUT <22] [27] D5 VDD <23] [26] D6 4MHZ <24] [25] D7 |_______/ ---------------------------------------------- _ (pin #1) (9) GND |Po| PORT1-CLK SOUND |Po| OUT2 IRQ |Po| OUT1 PORT1-D4 |Po| OUT0(STROBE) PORT1-D3 |Po| PORT0-D1 PORT1-D2 |Po| PORT0-CLK PORT1-D1 |Po| +5V PORT1-D0 |P/(15) (8)/

yeah, just pick up a schematic of the nes and the pinouts to the nes and famicom exp. ports and you should be all set.

Since it won't have support for carts I'm not looking forward too it too much. I think Kevin Horton's FPGA console will be much nicer seeing as it's more versitile