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I figured I'd start this as sort of a sister project to the
manual project in another thread.
I scrounged together all the 5200 ROMs I could find and organized them. This is my first pass at organizing them, so I'm sure there are errors and duplicates. I'm already certain that there are some duplicates between the three folders of this zip file, but perhaps those could get worked out later.
The first folder is "5200 other". It contains homebrews, a bunch of 8-bit conversions, and other oddities.
The second folder is "5200 regular". This contains commercial releases.
The third folder is the recent set of conversions Classics posted. It is exactly the same as his upload, but it is simply included here for completeness's sake.
One of the reasons I call this the sister project to the manual project is that it would be a good idea to make their filenames the same (except for the extensions, of course) so a package of manuals can be uploaded that can be compatible with the package of ROMs. I believe the same thing can be accomplished for screenshot files.
In addition, I believe it would be a good idea to standardize the notation for conversions and demos. I did not go out of my way to standardize them in this first upload, but having a notation scheme that is compact and concise would be for the best so the filenames can all appear on the cart's menu screen without running off of the screen. Perhaps something like (conv) and (demo), or maybe to even further shorten the filenames, CONV and DEMO could be used.
Unfortunately, I wasn't exactly being careful in recording the specific details of certain hacks, particularly some Pac-Man hacks. If anybody wants to fill in the blanks, be my guest.
And if I'm missing certain ROMs, please point me in the direction of where to get them so I can add them to the file.
This upload may also contain non-working ROMs. I experienced problems running Jumpman Jr. and one of the Pac-Man hacks myself. If anybody finds any more instances of nonworking ROMs, please let me know, but I don't intend this topic to turn into a non-working ROM discussion. I believe I may start another topic about that. (Jumpman Jr. in particular is really giving me problems.)
ZIP file is located
here. I cannot attach it because I can't keep a ZIP file below 2MB.