More information can be had at http://home.planet.n.../lynx/tntterry/
You guys get first crack and then it's off to eBay. Send offers to kevin@nuon-dome.com
Thanks!
-Kevin
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FS: Lynx Proto TNT Terry
Started by K3V, Dec 29 2002 7:45 PM
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K3V
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Posted Sun Dec 29, 2002 7:45 PM
I've got for sale an alpha copy of the unreleased Lynx Bomberman clone, TNT Terry. This cart was received as a demo for JagFest 98 and was also shown off at JagFest 99. In the game, you can run around, set off bombs, blow up rocks and enemies (which look just like you). There is only one style of play field, though more were in development. This is one of two known copies to exist. Here are some shots:
More information can be had at http://home.planet.n.../lynx/tntterry/
You guys get first crack and then it's off to eBay. Send offers to kevin@nuon-dome.com
Thanks!
-Kevin
More information can be had at http://home.planet.n.../lynx/tntterry/
You guys get first crack and then it's off to eBay. Send offers to kevin@nuon-dome.com
Thanks!
-Kevin
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Posted Mon Dec 30, 2002 11:23 AM
Is that a socketed EPROM I see in the pic? Wasn't someone just looking for one of those?
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K3V
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Posted Mon Dec 30, 2002 11:50 AM
Yes, I believe it is socketed. I will double check when I get home, though.
-Kevin
-Kevin
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Posted Mon Dec 30, 2002 12:58 PM
K3V said:
Yes, I believe it is socketed. I will double check when I get home, though.
-Kevin
-Kevin
I would agree that it is socketed, but i see only one contact-pad for the >30 slot-signals
Matthias
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Posted Mon Dec 30, 2002 3:28 PM
Matthias said:
K3V said:
Yes, I believe it is socketed. I will double check when I get home, though.
-Kevin
-Kevin
I would agree that it is socketed, but i see only one contact-pad for the >30 slot-signals
Matthias
It's socketed for sure and I agree that cart looks like it shouldn't work, considering the contact is one big strip.
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K3V
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Posted Mon Dec 30, 2002 4:54 PM
Here's a pic of the back of the cart, hopefully that clears things up
The chip faces away from the Lynx II (won't fit in a Lynx I) and it is indeed socketed.-Kevin
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Posted Fri Jan 3, 2003 9:52 AM
Looks quite good, is it playable?
Does anyone know why development stopped?
Does anyone know why development stopped?
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K3V
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Posted Fri Jan 3, 2003 1:54 PM
Radfoo said:
Looks quite good, is it playable?
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In the game, you can run around, set off bombs, blow up rocks and enemies (which look just like you). There is only one style of play field, though more were in development.
In other words, yes, it is playable.
-Kevin
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Posted Fri Jan 10, 2003 11:18 PM
Have you sold it or got any good bids yet K3V?
I have always loved Bomberman. Do you guys think there is a little little chance that TNT Terry ever will be completed and released? By Mr Simonis or anyone else?
I have always loved Bomberman. Do you guys think there is a little little chance that TNT Terry ever will be completed and released? By Mr Simonis or anyone else?
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K3V
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Posted Sat Jan 11, 2003 8:54 AM
Yep it's gone. Not sure if it'll ever get finished, but it looks unlikely since he hasn't updated his site in about 4 years.
-Kevin
-Kevin
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