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[littleman jack]

accousticguitar, on Sun Mar 21, 2010 5:15 PM, said:

neotokeo2001, on Sun Mar 21, 2010 4:30 PM, said:

Ray is still working on the label art. As soon as I get anything I will pass it along.

Sounds like it's still on.

Great news.

[accousticguitar]

roadrunner, on Sun Mar 21, 2010 5:25 PM, said:

fun game

Thanks

[ls650]

I spent sometime playing this on my Harmony cart last night. This is actually quite a fun game for just a bunch of moving dots in a box!

[accousticguitar]

Thanks

[littleman jack]

Any news on this one? Has it been released on cart yet?

[accousticguitar]

I haven't heard anything, but Alien Greed 3 is about done and I think Dodge It is next.
http://www.neoclassi...om/Dodge_It.php

[accousticguitar]

I have not heard from Neotokeo for a long time so I don't think a boxed version is going to be available.

You can now buy Miss It on cart from Good Deal Games. Chase It is also available from Good Deal Games.

http://www.gooddealg...Atari 2600.html

[neotokeo2001]

accousticguitar, on Wed May 11, 2011 12:55 PM, said:

I have not heard from Neotokeo for a long time so I don't think a boxed version is going to be available.

You can now buy Miss It on cart from Good Deal Games. Chase It is also available from Good Deal Games.

http://www.gooddealg...Atari 2600.html

A really fun game. Very addictive. I recommend it to anyone that loves Atari games.

I am disappointed that I couldn't seem to pull together the release of this game. I lost contact with the artist doing the label design and with problems at home things just kept dragging on. Being sent to another state to work for 7 months really didn't help. After losing touch with the label artist (also did Phantasm) it was decided to make it look like a game that Fairchild could have released for the Atari 2600 if they ported their games to the system. Here is a prototype cartridge and box art that was made:



Since this would have been the first Atari 2600 release it is number 1. And would have been followed by the other games.

[accousticguitar]

You could still do a box and manual if you were so inclined.

[Philsan]

Alan, could you please post a PAL60 version (you only have to convert colors using this tool).

[accousticguitar]

Philsan, on Sat May 14, 2011 8:11 AM, said:

Alan, could you please post a PAL60 version (you only have to convert colors using this tool).

What I really need is a PAL color chart in decimal. Does such a thing exist?

Have you tried to play it the way it is? As I understand it, NTSC games play fine on PAL machines but the colors are different. Different colors shouldn't be a problem, should it?

[Philsan]

accousticguitar, on Sun May 15, 2011 8:52 AM, said:

Philsan, on Sat May 14, 2011 8:11 AM, said:

Alan, could you please post a PAL60 version (you only have to convert colors using this tool).

What I really need is a PAL color chart in decimal. Does such a thing exist?

Have you tried to play it the way it is? As I understand it, NTSC games play fine on PAL machines but the colors are different. Different colors shouldn't be a problem, should it?

Yes, it's not a problem but when the game starts the first ball is grey instead of yellow sothe game seems in black and white.
You can test it yourself changing Game properties/Display in Stella. emulator.
Here you'll find a decimal color chart made by SeaGtGruff:
http://www.atariage....ost__p__1203062
In my opinion NTSC 16-24 should be converted to PAL 48-56.

[accousticguitar]

Okay, I made a PAL60 version and added it to the first post. That chart SeaGtGruff made worked great!