I would support Joe's cases. I also have a 2600 cart board that would
need to be redesigned, and I don't like that idea too much. I'm lazy. :)
(Actually, just TOO MANY PROJECTS to worry about re-doing old ones.)
-Chris
On Thu, 9 Jan 2003, Albert Yarusso - AtariAge wrote:
> From: "John Redant" <johnredant01@xxxxxxxxx>
> > There really should be a North American supplier for
> > these cases (Atari Age, for example). That would
> > really save the headache and agony of buying and
> > gutting old carts. These cases look real good.
>
> We have been working with Joe Grand to get his cart shells to market, but as
> he outlined in a previous post it's an extremely expensive venture. These
> cases from Brazil look very interesting, and the prices are reasonable.
> However, Joe would have to design new boards to fit in these cases. This
> really isn't a huge obstacle, except that I have a large stock of boards
> that fit into standard Atari cases right now. :)
>
> One way or another we hope to have new cart shells available in our store in
> the not-too-distant future.
>
> ..Al
>
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