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If an emulator on your phone works for you have fun with it. I don't know any other way to get this game on a cartridge, unless you could get your friend to add this to the Harmony and then you buy it.

Get a Harmony cartridge or Harmony Encore cartridge and you can put this, and tons of othe games, on the cartridges using a Micro-SD card. In fact you can put every game made for the Atari 2600 on there. It's awesome. I orignally had the Harmony and got it upgraded to the Harmony Encore. Loving it!

Considering the fact that all the Atari games were designed back when the standard tv was 4:3 there is no way, on any of the Flashbacks, to strech the video out to the size of modern tv's. The picture would probably look pretty horrible if you take into account the pixelated look of the games in 4:3.

To boot anything other than 5.25 disk imageds you need to unhook the FloppyEMU from the motherboard and plug it into the the external smartport on the rear of the computer. Then as Chrisa850 said once you turn on the computer, if you get the Applesoft prompt, type PR#5 and that should boot the FEMU. If you get the check disk drive message press and hold open apple-control and then press and release reset, otherwise known as the three finger salute. That shoul boot the computer from the FEMU.

In PicoFrogger once you lose all your lives the only way out of the game is to turn the console off and then back on. I also noticed that in the main menu for the Pico 8 section there is no selection to get back to the Legends Deluxe menu. You have to select Nexus and from there The Legends Deluxe. Just my two cents worth.

Cool. Do you have PayPal?

Selling a modded Atari Flashback 9 console. Has 110 games built in or you can insert the micro-SD card, which is in the adapter, into the SD card slot and play over 4,000 games. Has the latest Nexus Expansion build, version 1.7, installed on the micro-sd card. Also has the ability to add games to the micro-SD. Make sure you read the Instruction Manual on the micro-SD card. 40 different console game systems including: Atari 2600, 5200, 7800, 400/800/XL/XE, Lynx, XEGS, CollecoVision, Commodore 64, Vic 20, Legends Arcade, Magnavox Odyssey2 , Mattel Intellivision, Nintendo NES, SNES, Gameboy, Gameboy Advance, Gameboy Color, Sony Playstation, Sega Master System, Genesis, 32X, CD and several other systems. Asking $50 and $10 shipping.

If you click on the thread that Yautja posted about Dungeon Hunt I & II, go to the last page of the thread and you'll find a downloadable preliminary manual for Dungeon Hunt I and a complete Manual for Dungeon Hunt II. Both in PDF format. Thanks for the link Yautja!

@rocketfan Thanks for seconding @Batchman answer about why there are less Nintendo and Sega games in the Nexus build than in the Legend build. I've got the latest Legend build for my 50 game version if the Legend Flashback and am amazed at how many more games there are in the 1.7 version vs the 1.6. Thanks again for all you and Dr. Axxon's work

@rocketfan I have a question about the Nexus Build vs the Legend Build that has bothered me for a long time now. Why is it that the Nintendo and Sega sections of the Nexus Build don't have the games number of games in them that they do in the Legend Build? On the Nexus Build, discounting the Game and Watch, The Virtual Boy and the Pokemon Mini, the Nintendo section has 107 games. The Sega section has 98. On the Legend Flashback Build the Nintendo section has, discounting the same three sections, 2,809 games. The Sega section has 1,120. Why such a big difference between the two builds? Just curious

Downloaded the latest build and reformatting a micro-SD card to put the build on and then install in my FB9. Thanks for all of this Rocketfan, especially the ability to easily add more games on our own!

Thanks for the information. I might have to get a Fast Chip card eventually. Right now I have an Apple //c+, running at up to 4mhz and a ROM01 GS with an AppleSqueezer that is running at up to 14mhz.

yes, I have two Apple IIGS's so I know about the 65c816. So is the 65c802 similar?

Stupid question. What is the advantage of this chip over the 65C02?

How's the Fujinet working for you with your Apple II? I switched ISP's and now the Fujinet sses my router and is able to get online. Checked out the ISS tracker. It's awesome. My only problem is trying to get the //c+ to see the TNFS server I have set up on my MacBook Pro. Of course I do have a 32gb micro-sd card plugged into the Fujinet, so it's not like I can't run games on the //c+.