Re: [stella] Infogrames considers Atari 2600 B-Side release!

[Sark <ian.primus@xxxxxxx>]

Here is an idea that came to me playing Atari... What about a cart adaper?
But since the original Atari carts are too bulky, release new ones! With
modern technology, it wuld be possible to make an Atari cart that is smaller
than a gameboy cart. With the base unit, include one game, say Combat :)
, and then people could buy more "mini Atari" carts for low prices say
3-4$. That way, you could add games to the lineup as often as you wanted.
Just a thought, I don't know how practical it would be though...

Ian Primus
ian.primus@xxxxxxx

"Christopher A. Haslage" wrote:

 I am only doing what I was told by Infogrames. Get a list that I would want to use. Feel free to list any game from any company. They said after the list is compiled then we can nit-pick through them. So this is why I came to you guys and to rec.games.video.classic.

I believe that Atari bought some of the defunct game companies, like Imagic. So there is a bit more of a list. Activision and the other surviving companies might not want to have their games on there.

There are other games like:

* Frogs and Flies
* Basketball
* Baseball

That were not listed. Now I notice that there are many games with a 2-player element. The Gameboy Advance will allow a 2-player element, so feel free to list those games too.

Paddle Control games are not out of the question either. With the Left and Right top buttons, they could simulate a paddle control (if we decide to use those buttons as a paddle control). Circus Atari and Warlords (for example) would work well with this idea. Though, the player would have to get used to the controls.

I hope this clears up some misconceptions that everyone has been having and can list more games that they love.

Later Days,

Christopher A. Haslage
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