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I've been offered a chance to acquire this hard to find cart, but the end label on the one I'm being offered is missing. If someone has a scan of (or could reproduce) the authentic end label, I would acquire this cart and call it "good enough" since I've been looking for this for years. Unfortunately the seller may be indicating that my time to acquire this is limited so if possible I need a scan today, if anybody has one. I checked the rarity guide and Al doesn't even have a listing for the Atari picture label, just the Sears version, so I don't know whether or not the end labels between them would match and call me nitpicky but I'd hate to stick an erroneous reproduction end label on an authentic cart.

When I first got my Atari 130XE, I had it hooked up to a tiny 19" TV with built in VCR. It's 2009, I don't need the VCR, and I had a bigger TV on mothballs from upgrading a set in our living room to HD. I decided to swap out this afternoon and got everything hooked up to the old TV running right away - 2600, 7800, Sega Master System.. and then I hit a brick wall with the 130 XE. The light comes on, but no one's home. Here's what I'm wondering - I have a yellow RCA plug running from the video output behind it to the video input on the front of the new(er) TV, which I'm almost sure is the way I had it before. What I can't remember is if it should default to an Atari BASIC and prompt when there's no cartridge loaded, which I thought it did. I also don't think it should matter which channel it's switched to if it's not going through RF. Then again I'm perplexed looking at only one RCA cable running from video to video, thinking, how did I ever even get sound out of this? How did this work in the first place? Shouldn't I have red and white cables? Or at least one mono cable? Why isn't there an output for it? So what am I doing wrong that I have it on the video input on my TV, yet when I flip the switch and the power is on, I don't see anything at all?

Once upon a blue moon, somewhere out there in the internet land, I saw a USB plug-in for 20 GB PS3 that would give them the memory card slots they lacked which the 60 GB PS3 had. Somehow every Google search I do points me in the wrong direction, which is of course the reason that I'm asking. Anybody know what this was/is and how to get one?

It's been a long time since I've put any new emulators on my Sony 1.5 version PSP, in fact, I've changed laptops at least once since then and I don't think I even have bookmarks any more for the right places to look. Soooooo... I'm looking for pointers. All I've got on there right now is NES and TurboGrafx. I don't need any ROM's so don't point me there, just point me to emulators that won't brick my original 1.5 since it's still kickin' and alive after all this time. Coleco, 2600, SNES, whatever's out there.

As with the Genesis manuals I'm looking for, these need to be in NM or better shape. No dog ears, tears, scribbles or stains.

^ Aerial Assault
^ Alex Kidd in Shinobi World
^ Aztec Adventure
^ Chuck Rock
^ Chuck Rock II: Son of Chuck
^ Cloud Master
^ Crash Dummies
^ Dick Tracy
^ E-SWAT
^ Fantasy Zone II
^ Fire & Ice
^ Ghouls'N Ghosts
^ Golfamania
^ Great Football
^ Great Ice Hockey
^ Great Volleyball
^ Kung Fu Kid
^ Lemmings
^ Miracle Warriors: Seal of the Dark Lord
^ Paperboy
^ R.C. Grand Prix
^ Rescue Mission
^ Shinobi
^ Space Harrier 3-D
^ SpellCaster
^ Sports Pad Football
^ Streets of Rage
^ Strider
^ Super Monaco GP II
^ Taz-Mania
^ Thunder Blade
^ Walter Payton Football
^ Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap
^ Zillion II