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First Atari Video Game System. From the Collection of Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube
Le Crosley Spinnerette est un petit appareil magique dont plus aucun fan de vieux vinyles ne pourra se passer. Oui, le charme du craquement sur la galette sera désormais "to take away" sur son iPhone, iPod, iPad, laptop et autres machins si moderne. La petite merveille encode les vieux disques et les restitue en numérique avec une grande simplicité.
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completed.
Also see the under-construction pic here
painted from the inside of the previously transparent case, after scouring with a brillo pad - smooth dusty bakelite appearance that is scratch-resistant. Knobs are output control (with shorting output jack next to it), and tone range. The only other thing is power toggle, far right.
Considering putting has an input on the back, so it can be driven by a CV sequencer.
*Also - converting this to play tritones. Actually that's probably totally the wrong term I'm looking for. A 3 note squarewave chord is probably more accurate. It's also fiendishly difficult for some reason.
From an art installation using my collection: sixteen different brands of Atari cartridges.
The ten-degree tilt clockwise you see when you look at the full image? That's an optical ilusion!
Didn't actually intend to upload this close-up of Mario on the 'pow' box from Atari 7800 Mario Brothers but it came out okay so what the hell.
Wee bit of trivia: Coleco was the one that put out the two Donkey Kong games for the 2600 under license from Nintendo, but in time the licensing changed; Atari itself released Mario Bros and re-released the DK titles for the 2600 under their name, and all Nintendo titles for the 5200 and 7800 only came out through Atari.
Atari later introduced an at home version of Pong in 1975. Found at: www.icheg.org/icheg-game-history/timeline/
An ebay-purchase in quite good condition. Consistent yellowing of course. But a good base for a Gotek floppy-emulator. ;-)
First Atari Video Game System. From the Collection of Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube
Atari 5200. Aside from the standard controls, there is also an Wico Command Control joystick and a Atari Trak-Ball Controller.
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Donor machine. This board actually has traces that are peeling off the back - and that's before I've had at it with an oven and iron.
This is a Circuit Portrait print candidate. The current collection is available from Etsy (www.etsy.com/uk/shop/uptomuch?section_id=10073316), and direct (printjustice.bigcartel.com/).
When I got into collecting games, I never thought I'd easily get this many boxed Atari games.
Jinks - Complete. Pity it's a crap game.
The Activision Decathlon - bought sealed, complete, cart label still so minty it's like the mint room at Celestial Seasonings.
Asteroids - bought sealed, complete. Upgraded my cart and manual copy.
Canyon Bomber - Complete, still has JC Penny price sticker on flap.
Defender - Complete. Upgraded my cart only copy.
Dig Dug - Complete.
Lock 'n' Chase - Box and cart, manual missing.
Megamania - Complete, rarer blue label cart inside. Upgraded my cart only, horrid label copy.
Moon Patrol - Complete.
Pole Position - Complete.
Robot Tank - Bought sealed, complete.
Skiing - Bought sealed, complete, rarer blue label cart inside.
Star Raiders - Complete. Upgraded my cart only copy.
Surround - Gatefold box, complete.
Epyx Summer Games - Complete.
Atari released the arcade game Asteroids in 1979. Found at: www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=c2661ca5-...
The only video game systems I own. Atari 2600 (2), 5200, 7800 and 300+ games. I prefer games that only take one button to play. No cheat codes, secret levels or button sequence combinations, just simplicity.
ST 520 mit NEC Doppelfloppy, 1MB Hauptspeicher und SM124 Monitor.
Der Printer könnte ein Seikosha gewesen sein. (Scan eines Polaroid -foto)