Jagosaurus wrote:I was about to bring up the XM module fiasco. Great idea though.
Inazuma wrote:Nah, I never found any good velcro shoes.
Golgo 14 wrote:Jagosaurus wrote:I was about to bring up the XM module fiasco. Great idea though.
I'll let you know when I get mine.
Jagosaurus wrote:Golgo 14 wrote:Jagosaurus wrote:I was about to bring up the XM module fiasco. Great idea though.
I'll let you know when I get mine.
Ouch. How much was the original contribution again? I remember the "no refunds" clause due to the tooling being complete.
Seems getting the outer plastic done first is high priority in the Atari community....
Inazuma wrote:Nah, I never found any good velcro shoes.
Golgo 14 wrote:My total was $106 w/ shipping. There was a 10% off discount available for pre-orders submitted before the original shipping date of 11/30/2010.![]()
He peevishly offered refunds a couple of years ago, but I didn't take him up on the offer. At this point, I see the whole project as some sort of performance art and I enjoy it as such. All these screw-ups and broken promises are the sort of thing you'd expect from Tramiel-era Atari if it were still around.
Possibly my favorite part of the saga was when one of his first moves was... to create and order full-color product boxes. Supposedly he has hundreds of nice full-color boxes for this non-product. It's the sort of thing I would have done as a kid; making promotional material for something I had no idea how to make.
Anapan wrote:Activision Anthology is all I need for my 2600 fix. It's available on every important console so I can play it on a 2"x4" handheld with a 2" screen (Game Boy Micro - My inside pocket EDC), Cellphone, PC, or my $20 pawnshop PS2 slim (I stuck a Joytech screen on it).
My favorite game (Seaquest) is available on every screen I own without even having the Atari here, and it's legal, and it better. Very sad, but very true.
Xeogred wrote:The obvious answer is that it's time for the Dreamcast 2.
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