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@@harrisonsantiago1830 I purchased mine from Atarimax. It came with an SD card pre-loaded with Beef Drop; a Burgertime clone. You will need to supply any other ROMs, instructions, or backdrops that you would like to add.

This is my favorite, yet most disliked, video that I have done to date. It gets a lot of hate but it will never come down ;-)

It all makes sense when you store the controllers in the case!

Thanks for the suggestion, I will give it a try.

I have a couple more things to show off on this computer in the next video.

I like the look of the power supply mounted internally. I plan to pull it apart to identify the band and how it is wired up.

Best fan of the channel!

The internal power supply makes a world of difference. Really tidies up the system.

Glad that you enjoyed the video! I have a few more videos planned for this series.

Originally I preferred the 6 switch woody as it was what I had as a kid but the Vader grew on me.

Darn you Pedro, now I am going to have to play Space Cavern again!

@ I love your Channel man! So underrated, I’m trying to get a commodore VIC-20 here in Brazil… Quite a challenge 😅

Thanks for sharing. Despite being new, the keyboard did not come with hardly any documentation so I had no idea the PS2 port was intended for a mouse. I love the shape and overall feel of the keyboard. The rubber dome keys are a bit stiff but not too bad.

The Gamestation Pro joysticks look cool with the LED ring but the buttons are poorly placed for someone with large hands like me.

Nice find, time to load it up with some ROMs ;-)

I think you are referring to the 'Boing Ball'. This was the original demo of the Amiga computer. Nothing at the time could match it.

I have yet done anything with my Palm since this video. Still plan to pull it out for a more in depth video ;-)

Probably forgot to put it in the zero slot.

Probably misspoken. The A4000T ROM is missing on or two files that are part of a typical Amiga ROM. I understand that it was done to make room for the SCSI drivers.

Doom on the Jaguar was very good for it's time as it played full screen; no postage stamp.

Not a bad looking stick but a bit on the pricey side.

I love the 5200. If the joystick had been more robust and the 2600 adaptor released sooner it may have done better in the market.

For an LCD game it is surprisingly fun to play too!

There is a firmware update that improves compatibility but some games still won't work. Overall it is very good. The new 7800+ will be coming out shortly so it may be a good opportunity to get into Atari if you have not done so already.

Este es un formato muy antiguo por lo que probablemente será muy difícil hacerlo.

I just put out a Coleco Adam video and I will have additional content shortly. Thanks for watching!

@@GeorgesChannel Good to hear that you enjoyed the video. I feel guilty for not doing much with the 2600+ receinty. I have an idea that may prove worthy so stay tuned.

@@naviamiga Other than a few engineers, I'm not sure if anyone at Commodore knew what they had.

No los he contado, pero alrededor de 100. Solía ​​comprarlos por 1 dólar en mercadillos y casas de empeño. ¡Gracias por mirar!

@@timpeachey9394 Point well taken. I have been into Amiga computers for so long that I forget that not everyone has experiance with them. I will add that the Amiga is a hobby and not something that will replace a modern computer.

@@manuelalvarado6510 I am pretty sure it is a Belkin. I recently got it at a thrift store; rather difficult to find.

Thanks for the suggestion. I may have to do that ;-)

I have not purchased a new Atari game in many years. May be fun, despite expensive, to do so.

It was a great system for it's time. Hopefully Atari does a better job with the Intellivision properties.

@@huseman21 Possibly, but it works great with an Atari and I tried using tuners in 2 different VCRs.

@@Lokpique Atari purchased the Intellivision IP. Very exciting stuff!

@@300BaudStudios Now I feel old, I remember when they were competitors! Growing up we had the Atari 2600 and the neighbours had the Intellivision. We were a little spoiled! Loved this video! It really brought back a lot of memories!

@@JimBob_McRob The odd one to have but not all that bad!

@@okrajoe I too would have enjoyed playing the sports games but the only p3ople I knew who had a intellivision were friends of my dad's, not mine.

@@steverino6954 I agree but it came out later. Technology moved rappidly in the 80's.

yeah, this was 1979 vs 1982 for Colecovision I think. Still, love the homebrew scene for all these systems. The Intellivision has received some NES and 8-bit computer ports over the last few years and lots of new original games that blow away what they were releasing back in the day.

@@2001pl Good to hear that you enjoyed the video. I have more planned so stay tuned ;-)

@@2001pl They did have some good games on the Intellivision.

@@300BaudStudios wonderful ones, still greatly enjoyable today

@@mrjsv4935 A new mini would be nice as it is getting difficult to keep these old system running.

@@abcpea A system with HDMI out would be awesome!

It takes a profound level of failure to where the Atari VCS beats you

@@dustin6225 The Amico never shipped. Even if it had I would not have purchased one.

@@300BaudStudiosGood for you. That whole rollercoaster to hell played on my heart a little as an old Intellivision fan. However, TT was a lunatic.

Compaired to Atari, it was amazing!

Only if you want to play Intellivision ;-)

@@f.berger7756 You will break bones in your hand before this stick will give out!

@@christopherpennington106 Still working on improving the quality of the audio.

Hopefully you enjoy the content. I am still working on improving quality of the audio an video. I use a bund of cheap equipment so it can be a challenge.