Well, that's impressive!!!

No question, not a game one could "pick up and play" and hope for a skillucky score, you really know what you are doing there!

This is ported, homebrew, to the Vectrex, and really is a lot of fun.

Congrats, Accepted!!!

Accepted....

Looks like the console's caps may need to be replaced.

Accepted!

Originally Posted by RaGe

Looks like the console's caps may need to be replaced.

Accepted!

That was a suspicion of mine. I'll have to pop it open and go through and check the caps and see if any look bad. Might wait for a while though, enjoy the system that I had disassembled for a month and a half before going back and doing another round of work on it.

Great score on a very fun cart!! Accepted!

Looks like a simple but fun game. Approved and accepted.

Looks like this submission is well taken care of, but I wanted to offer my acceptance on another great run and ColecoVision title!

As a slight aside, what equipment are you using for your set-up? I'm still using an "over the shoulder" camera view for submissions, which is okay but maybe it's time for an upgrade.

Originally Posted by The Evener

Looks like this submission is well taken care of, but I wanted to offer my acceptance on another great run and ColecoVision title!

As a slight aside, what equipment are you using for your set-up? I'm still using an "over the shoulder" camera view for submissions, which is okay but maybe it's time for an upgrade.

My general setup is a fancy Pioneer Elite receiver that I was lucky to get an open box deal on, one that has Zone 2 support (2nd HDMI video and audio out ports). Those are run over to my PC, through a HDMI splitter that "accidentally" strips the HDCP protection that the receiver puts on ALL of it's output signals, then to both one of my monitors, and into my AverMedia Live Gamer Portable capture device, with the audio going into the PC line in. If I can get it into the receiver, I can get it captured. The receiver has all the composite, component, and HDMI video ports needed to connect everything up, with component and composite switch boxes to run in anything I need. (This is also why when I'm sitting at my PC desk, you'll see the game on the TV in the background too. I like it, as it's one more piece to make adjudication easier.)

Then, installed the composite video mod from RetroFixes in the CV, giving me the video out I needed. I also have mods for both the Atari 7800 and Intellivision, but just haven't installed them yet. That'll allow me direct capture of everything I own other than the DS.

Accepted!!