[VIDEO] A kind of Tribute to Scott Huggins

#1 newcoleco OFFLINE

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Posted Fri Nov 20, 2009 3:25 PM

Scott Huggins ColecoVision projects

ColecoVision Terra Attack, my best game footage of it

#2 5-11under OFFLINE

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Location:Ontario, Canada

Posted Fri Nov 20, 2009 6:39 PM

There's a lot of good games there! Now all we need are the ROMs to the rarer ones.

Thanks,
5-11under

#3 Pixelboy OFFLINE

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Posted Fri Nov 20, 2009 7:02 PM

Thanks for the vids, Daniel! I hadn't seen some of Scott's unreleased work before now!

#4 atarilovesyou OFFLINE

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Posted Sun Dec 6, 2009 2:33 PM

Any idea how to get a copy of Spectar?

Also...what's up with the AtariAge store? I know it was down for a bit but then the page was up, and now it's not. Anybody care to post a link, please?

#5 joeybastard OFFLINE

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Posted Wed Dec 9, 2009 11:49 AM

Scott does great work. I'm honored he let me do the art for the boxes/manuals for his games. I have to admit though it breaks my heart to see Frantic lie around unfinished. I'm biased about the game for obvious reasons but I think it would have knocked people's socks off if had been finished.

Oh well, Three Cheers for Scott Huggins, good CV programmer and a hell of a nice guy.

#6 Pixelboy OFFLINE

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Posted Wed Dec 9, 2009 1:30 PM

atarilovesyou, on Sun Dec 6, 2009 2:33 PM, said:

Any idea how to get a copy of Spectar?

Also...what's up with the AtariAge store? I know it was down for a bit but then the page was up, and now it's not. Anybody care to post a link, please?

I don't know if Albert does any private store business while it's deactivated online, but if he's not, there's at least one copy of Spectar currently available on Atari2600.com. It's a little pricey though...