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Main => Everything Else => Topic started by: Havok on August 04, 2005, 01:24:27 pm
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I am sooo doing this, there's an article out on how to hack the new Atari Flashback 2.0 to use regular 2600 cartridges:
http://www.atarimuseum.com/fb2hacks/page1.htm
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We'v been talking about this for quite some time at the atariage boards. Those things will make a great basis for a VCSp.
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VCSp?
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Portable.
http://www.benheck.com
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hurry up and get them on the shelves allready :-\
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We'v been talking about this for quite some time at the atariage boards. Those things will make a great basis for a VCSp.
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Should be able to makea VCSp even smaller and easier - you shouldn't have to cut the pcb. I'm buying two - one to break and one to play!
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We'v been talking about this for quite some time at the atariage boards. Those things will make a great basis for a VCSp.
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Should be able to makea VCSp even smaller and easier - you shouldn't have to cut the pcb. I'm buying two - one to break and one to play!
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I expect I'll get two also. One to hack and one to stick on the shelf with the rest of my Atari stuff. I still have the heavy sixer that I got for xmas back in the good old days. That's what I use to play VCS games.
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We'v been talking about this for quite some time at the atariage boards. Those things will make a great basis for a VCSp.
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Should be able to makea VCSp even smaller and easier - you shouldn't have to cut the pcb. I'm buying two - one to break and one to play!
;D
I expect I'll get two also. One to hack and one to stick on the shelf with the rest of my Atari stuff. I still have the heavy sixer that I got for xmas back in the good old days. That's what I use to play VCS games.
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I threw out my heavy sixer before I went to college. If only I had known!
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anyone know if somthing like this would work with those "console in a joypad" things that sega have released?
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anyone know if somthing like this would work with those "console in a joypad" things that sega have released?
Not without some major hacking and reverse engineering. Even then probably not, as the chips on those things are probably under a blob of epoxy to prevent people from doing this. On the FB2, Atari actually took into consideration that folks will want to do this and they very courteously probided a nice little footprint on the board for attaching a cart slot. It should be a very easy job hacking these things.
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