UPDATE: My 1st 5200 - Pics added 3/29/07

[HatNJ]

Here's what I got

 

1- Boxed 5200 with all hookups and Manuals with controllers

1- Boxed 5200 TrakBall controller

1- Mint condition official Atari 5200 Dust Cover

 

4 controllers I was able to get 1 working to apoint where I could play some games

 

Games:

 

Star Raiders 1 Boxed2 loose

Space Invaders 2 loose

Super Breakout 3 loose

Pac Man 3 loose

Qix 1 loose

Missile Command 1 loose

Centipede 1 Boxed 2 loose

Kangaroo 1 Boxed

Moon Patrol 1 Boxed 1 loose

Galaxian 1 Boxed 1 loose

Pole Position 1 Boxed

Jungle Hunt 1 Boxed

Football 1 loose

Defender 2 loose

RS Baseball 1 Boxed 1 loose

 

Various Overlays for most of the games

and 3 PCB's of unknown origin

EDIT: Now Known 1- Joust 2- Star Wars Arcade -Parker Brothers 3- Frogger Parker Brothers now need to put into shells maybe with spare Pac Mans or Super Breakouts

 

I did get 1 controller working 99% 1 fire buttn is still out but ws able to play some goodies!!

YES Im goin to order Adventure 2 soon Main reason I wanted a 5200 and

am also open to suggestions

 

Edited March 30, 2007 by HatNJ

[Lord Helmet]

Now you just need to get an Atarimax USB Multicart, and a Redemption adapter and you'll be in heaven

[JagFan422]

thats a great start. Realsports baseball is one of the most over looked gems for the 5200 as is Moon patrol.

 

You can also check out the 8-bit ports. I own Spy Hunter and Donkey Kong Jr, and both are good games.

[HatNJ]

Ive always liked both Spy Hunter and DK jr didnt know they were ported Thanks will check them out

 

And just looked at the Rarity list the one PCB board I got Star Wars the Arcade game is an R5 wow not bad I better get it in a Shell

Edited March 27, 2007 by HatNJ

[HatNJ]

Woo Hoo 1st time I posted pics of anything here not too bad I'm no pro photographer

[video game addict]

Real nice start! Now to get those sticks working 100% so you can enjoy.

 

Sucks those ones missing the shells, especially Star Wars, but least you can play them.

 

Qix is a fav of mine. and I second Moon Patrol it's a fun game, much like the 2600 version.

[HatNJ]

Yeah all 3 of the bear PCBs work but I found frogger the joystick didnt move the froggy ? but works in all the other games or is there a weird control scheme for it

 

now I think i may play some Star Wars or see if a Parker Brothers board will fit in a Atari shell

[NoahsMyBro]

Yeah all 3 of the bear PCBs work but I found frogger the joystick didnt move the froggy ? but works in all the other games or is there a weird control scheme for it

 

now I think i may play some Star Wars or see if a Parker Brothers board will fit in a Atari shell

 

From the manual:

USING THE KEYPAD OR JOYSTICK 

Keypad: Using four keypad buttons to control the direction of Frogger's movement. Press button #2 to hop Frogger forward, button #8 to hop Frogger backward, button #4 to hop Frogger left, and button #6 to hop Frogger right. 

Joystick: Use the joystick to turn Frogger in the direction you wish him to hop. Then press AND COMPLETELY RELEASE the lower fire button on the side of the controller to hop Frogger once in that direction. 

Note: The frantic pace of Frogger may leave you breathless, but don't try to catch your breath with the PAUSE button. There's no stopping the fast-paced action of the game!

[HatNJ]

NoahsMyBro:

 

Thanks Wow I would have never guessed that the KeyPad??

Appreciate the info now I can enjoy the game

Graphics Great Control scheme ehh