Do You Have A Full Set Of 7800 Games?

[Shawn]

So,

 

With the 7800 library being so small, who's got them all? I'm curious as to how many folks here at AA "got them all".

 

Shawn

[Christophero Sly]

Just the ones I like to play. Still looking to add about half a dozen though.

[Buyatari]

I got lucky and bought them all in one auction back in 2002.

[+Mitch]

Yes, NTSC and PAL.

 

Mitch

[Almost Rice]

You need to have "Nope: I have a CC2"

[shadow460]

I have most of the homebrews and about two thirds of the commercially released games. Many of those have boxes and instructions, and all the homebrews I own (including Space Invaders) have instruction manuals. I have neglected adding titles to my library for too long. 'Vaders was the last 7800 cart I purchased, and Commando was the last 7800 box I purchased.

 

I will eventually collect them all. The titles I am missing are all R3 to R5.

[thursday83]

Can't really answer that question - as I have the full set that I think are necessary. Games like Fight Night are an embarrassment to the system, do to the lame playability. Like Mat Mania Challenge. But other than that, I can probably cover most games, even Star Wars and Kessell Attack. By the way, I have Travi, and feel that I have not much more to offer him, who's next?

 

Thanks y'all....love the 7800 development - as an outsider. Would really like to have a Super Pac-Man cart, and all developers for this system should be rewarded consistently for their obvious time and effort on a system that was underlooked and timed terribly.

[Captain Beard]

I've got a complete set of NTSC loose carts and most of the homebrews.

[iwan-iwanowitsch-goratschin]

I own a defect 7800 console including zero games!

[AtariLeaf]

Just twelve. They're the only ones I like and the only ones I want, they're all classic arcade conversions, and they all only need a one button joystick so no proline hand cramps for me.

[DracIsBack]

Have gone down the path of trying to achieve that goal twice. Now I own a Cuttle Cart 2 and that's what I use.

[Mayhem]

I have every Atari released PAL game and everything else in NTSC (Atari games such as Robotron that weren't out in PAL and all the third party releases). I also have most of the third party games in PAL on top for both HES and Salu. I also have all the homebrew stuff I believe and the hacks. Anything put out on a cartridge baring Sirius and Plutos I guess.

[gambler172]

Yes, NTSC and PAL.

 

Mitch

Hi Guys

Me too.....

[aftermac]

Nope... here is my collection, minus a loose Galaga, Karateka, and Pole Position (pack-in for my 7800). All of my boxed games plus my 7800 were purchased new by my grandpa about 16 years ago.

 

[Wickeycolumbus]

Nope, all I have is Asteroids, MS. Pac man, Food Fight, Pole Position II, and Super Skatebordin' all loose.

[xZanU]

I'd like to get aq CIB collection of the games I like and eventually get down to just one copy of Pole Position II. But I don't see myself trying to obtain ALL the 7800 games. So far there are only a couple boxed games left I need (Or empty boxes for my loose carts w/manuals), a few 2600 games and another of the home brews or two. I'd like to have a CC2 but they cost too much.

[Atarifever]

Getting there. Boxed Water Ski on the way. I doubt I'll ever get Tank Command, and I may be a few years getting boxed versions of some of my loose games (I take loose for some of the rarer or more expensive ones), but I'm getting close. I have a lot of the homebrews and protos, but need to pick up a Save Mary and Combat 1990 eventually.

[HammR25]

I only care about playing them so I have a CC2. Oh I mean I own a legal copy of every game but still just play them on my CC2. That's it, yeah that's it.

 

Right now I own more homebrew titles than titles that originally came out for the system.

[Mord]

So,

 

With the 7800 library being so small, who's got them all? I'm curious as to how many folks here at AA "got them all".

 

Shawn

 

Finding 7800 games around where I live is difficult - or at least I don't see them very often. I -have- bought all the ones I've seen however. I don't order online often and don't do ebay at all, so it limits my chances. After helping with the 7800 screenshot project a couple months ago I can say there are plenty more games I would like to own than what I currently have, but it's just not in the cards for me right now.

[holygrailvideogames.com]

I have all of the original release NTSC. Most are loose though.

[toymailman]

I have a complete NTSC CIB set and even some of the box/label variations. I have most of the homebrews, but not quite all. Santa Simon comes to mind. Its a really good system. I just need more time in the day to enjoy all the stuff I have.

 

I still wish there was a "Game Release" sticky on the forums. Currently, I have to hunt daily through several threads to see if anyone has completed and is selling their new homebrew (or hack) game. The ones I look through are Marketplace, Atari 2600, Atari 7800, Programming, and Homebrew Discussion. I've missed out on a few gems because I simply didn't know about it.

[Underball]

Until recently, I owned a CC2.

 

I played through all of them, at least enough to decide whether I liked them or not.

 

My final conclusion was that other than some of the great Homebrew games like Beef Drop, Pac Man Collection, B*nQ, etc. - I already own the real carts of all the ones I would ever want. I've never been much fo a collector. I just like playing the games, and I already own the the real carts of all the ones I like playing.

[BassGuitari]

I'm somewhere between "just the ones I play" and "I wish I did." I haven't been actively collecting for the Atari 7800, but I pick up games if I don't have them and they're cheap enough (they usually are). I've got 23 games, including Beef Drop and Rampage, which was actually the first and only 7800 game I had when I got my 7800 system. I'd love to eventually pick up Space Duel, Asteroids Deluxe, and Pac-Man Collection when my funds permit their purchase.

[Shawn]

I'm somewhere between "just the ones I play" and "I wish I did." I haven't been actively collecting for the Atari 7800, but I pick up games if I don't have them and they're cheap enough (they usually are). I've got 23 games, including Beef Drop and Rampage, which was actually the first and only 7800 game I had when I got my 7800 system. I'd love to eventually pick up Space Duel, Asteroids Deluxe, and Pac-Man Collection when my funds permit their purchase.

 

Thats where I was before. I had all the ones I liked for years and it seems most the decent ones outside of classics like centepede,ect where decently rare so adding to the "must haves" to make a "full set" wasn't that much of a task. I sold off my 7800 games when I got sick of them a whiel back and this time as I got my favs back I decided to just get them all.

[Crazy Climber]

I own zero, I have somewhat been looking to buy a complete (loose or CIB) set all at once though. The price would have to be right but someday I might