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Posted Wed Jan 14, 2004 2:52 PM
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Wow! This is probably the best thing I've won since I won my original atari in a local contest in 1981!
 I am very flattered to be part of this contest, and especially one of the winners. I guess that my pesonal faves to win were "Tapper" (good eye for quality, guys...) and Cpuwiz' "Beat 'Em and Eat 'Em", but lots of them were really good. I am very anxious to fire up the cart, though this enthusiasm is somewhat tempered since I have to go back to the dentist next week because I lost a filling. That's justice for you I guess... Thanks everybody! This was fun. |
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Adrian
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Posted Wed Jan 14, 2004 4:41 PM
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Yeah! I won! Woo-hoo! Thanks for hand-picking one of my entries to be one of the winners! The "Tapper" one came to me in a dream, and it just seemed so perfect. Thankfully, I DJ at a bar, so setting up the shoot was easy. It took a few tries to get the beer in the glass to look "just right," and of course, we couldn't let all that booze go to waste!
 I love the "Plaque Attack" entry as well ... there were many other good ones... I wish the entire contest was merit-based, instead of the other five being randomly-picked. All that creativity should be rewarded! Of course, this now means that I have FOUR Holiday carts. I had a couple of AtariAge store orders over the holidays, and my girlfriend even got one when she got some Atari stuff for me for Xmas. Maybe I'll pick my own winners and send them my leftover carts! 
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Dolt
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Posted Thu Jan 15, 2004 1:32 AM
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While I was bummed not to snag a cart, I have to admit, if I had to pick two I liked most that weren't mine, it would come down to the two that won and the "Escape from the Mindmaster" shot--from there, it would be a tough choice! Congrats to the winners. In the meantime, this may have started a new hobby for me. I'm at a convention across the street from Disneyland this week, so I brought along Sorcerer's Apprentice to photograph in front of the Disney sign.
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Adrian
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Posted Thu Jan 15, 2004 1:35 PM
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I have to say, this was a really cool contest idea. I do wish though that all seven winners had won based on their photos, instead of just two. The other five I would have chosen would be, in order:
* Burger Time -- Anthony (I was going to do one very similar -- he beat me to it!) * Fun With Numbers -- Tony 'Xot' Morse (I guess I'm just a sucker for a cute kid) * Escape from the Mindmaster -- Tyler Jordan (Guess he won one anyway!) * King Kong -- Dolt (Famous landmarks are always good) * Super Breakout -- Chase Herman (Very punny!) But since I've got a few spare Holiday GreetingCarts now, I'm going to make Anthony and Tony 'Xot' Morse winners too! Get in touch with me so I can send you your carts! |
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gulag picture radio
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Posted Sat Jan 17, 2004 8:15 PM
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I got the cart today - it's brilliant! This is a great prize, and a great breakthrough in Atari technology. Wow! Thank you everybody... I could not be more thrilled.
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Crimefighter
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Posted Sun Jan 18, 2004 5:26 PM
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I got my holiday cart and played it...does all that cart do is flash the image of that lady left and right and nothing else?
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gulag picture radio
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Posted Sun Jan 18, 2004 6:07 PM
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Yep - you've got to realize how cool it actually is. You wouldn't think that an Atari could display that kind of picture, so this is a pretty significant accomplishment.
Oh, and you can use your right difficulty switch to lock the picture in place so it'll stop flipping. |
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Crimefighter
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Posted Sun Jan 18, 2004 8:10 PM
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Yeah I figured that one out. Would had been nice if some Christmas tune played in the background.
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Albert
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Posted Fri Jan 23, 2004 9:53 PM
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khryssun said: I received the cart yesterday THANKS A LOT !!!I just can believe the 2600 was able to display such quality graphics... it's very impressive Nice work !!!Glad to hear you received your cart, that was pretty quick! ..Al |
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khryssun
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Posted Sat Jan 24, 2004 3:50 AM
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Albert said: Glad to hear you received your cart, that was pretty quick! ..Al Yes it was very fast, I was lucky and thank you for the Atari Age Buttons included in the package, it's very kind of you
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