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Does anybody have any ECS games?


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#1 chairmonkey4406 OFFLINE  

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Posted Sun Nov 23, 2003 11:09 PM

I bought an ECS and I can't find any games. Would anybody sell me one? Please?

#2 SteveW OFFLINE  

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Posted Mon Nov 24, 2003 1:17 AM

I've only got one ECS game (Mind Strike), and i'll never sell it off, because it's my favorite INTV game. But why don't you make your own ECS games? It's programmable, after all. It's BASIC interpreter is a little odd, and you don't have a lot of memory to work with, but you can still make a decent game with it. If you just want to type some already written games in, try this link. http://www.cs.buffal...s/EcsBasic.html

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Posted Mon Nov 24, 2003 3:26 PM

I don't have all the ECS games, but I have a couple. I found them overall to be hugely disappointing. Both the Scooby-Doo game and Jetson game are just blatant licensing gimmicks with bland games. Mr. Basic was no fun. A lot of the later INTV games were much much more fun than the ECS games. I did hear Mind Strike was decent though, but don't have that one.

I messed around with the programming though and that's interesting. You pretty much need the manual (there are good text versions of it out there on the Internet). It was amusing to take graphics from games like Burgertime and make the hotdog walk across the screen.

#4 chairmonkey4406 OFFLINE  

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Posted Mon Nov 24, 2003 10:43 PM

Bivotar said:

I don't have all the ECS games, but I have a couple.  I found them overall to be hugely disappointing.  Both the Scooby-Doo game and Jetson game are just blatant licensing gimmicks with bland games.  Mr. Basic was no fun.  A lot of the later INTV games were much much more fun than the ECS games.  I did hear Mind Strike was decent though, but don't have that one.  

I messed around with the programming though and that's interesting.  You pretty much need the manual (there are good text versions of it out there on the Internet).  It was amusing to take graphics from games like Burgertime and make the hotdog walk across the screen.

would you be willing to sell those over all disapointing games? Maybe just one? Please I'm desperate!

#5 SteveW OFFLINE  

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Posted Mon Nov 24, 2003 11:08 PM

Sean Kelly has some for sale on his site. http://home.xnet.com...ly/gamelist.htm

#6 holygrailvideogames.com OFFLINE  

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Posted Mon Nov 24, 2003 11:10 PM

SteveW said:

Sean Kelly has some for sale on his site.http://home.xnet.com/~skelly/gamelist.htm

Sean Kelly's list is really outdated. He has sold off a lot of the items on that list.

#7 SteveW OFFLINE  

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Posted Tue Nov 25, 2003 12:32 AM

Sorry. I was looking for a Vectrex multi-cart on his site and saw the ECS games. I didn't realise the page was out of date.

#8 A2600 OFFLINE  

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Posted Tue Nov 25, 2003 2:54 PM

Do you have the Music Synth?

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#9 Bivotar OFFLINE  

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Posted Tue Nov 25, 2003 3:20 PM

"chairmonkey4406 said:

would you  be willing to sell those over all disapointing games? Maybe just one? Please I'm desperate!

Sorry, that would leave a hole in my collection. :( I did sell my only duplicate a while back on eBay. If I sold all my games that were dissappointing, I'd end up with a LOT of holes in my collections!

I guess I fall in to the collector category and will keep any game, even if it's crap.

#10 dougy76 OFFLINE  

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Posted Tue Nov 25, 2003 5:58 PM

chairmonkey4406 said:

I bought an ECS and I can't find any games. Would anybody sell me one? Please?

Chairmonkey,

I have 'em all which I could sell you:

Jetson's (loose, cart a little beatup but worked last time I checked)
Mr. Basic (loose, but have all instructions/overlays)
Melody Blaster (sealed)
Mind Strike (sealed)
World Series Baseball (complete in box)
Scooby Doo Maze Chase (complete in box)

Let me know if you're interested. I'd probably prefer to sell them all together.

#11 A2600 OFFLINE  

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Posted Tue Nov 25, 2003 7:40 PM

Dougy thats your ECS there pictured!! Remember that you sold it to me?? :D

#12 dougy76 OFFLINE  

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Posted Wed Nov 26, 2003 9:26 AM

A2600 said:

Dougy thats your ECS there pictured!! Remember that you sold it to me?? :D

Oh Yeah! I'm glad you're enjoying it. Nice pic! :D




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