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I spent a lot of time playing this
I miss how strange the controllers used to be. Those things were all over the place.
Oh man I still have mine, played Smurf the most
My first console reset the score for Mr zipper
I had a collecovison as well. It had cassette drives lol. I played a lot of Buck Rogers
We had one when I was a kid. Front Line was my favorite game by far. Well, that and Frenzy, but Front Line was better IMO.
Of the Atari 2600, Intellivision and this……..Colecovision had the fastest/best processor if I recall, then rendering the best graphics.
We had a small shop here where you could rent or buy the games. In fact my old friend from highschool owns a game store where he sells current generation console games (new/used), but he also takes in and refurbishes older systems like the Colecovision, etc and sells them, and from time to time has games for them come in as well.
My original system was long gone – had issues with it and I am sure my parents just through it out. I ended up buying one from my buddy, but after a year or so I sold it on eBay with the 6 or 7 games I had with it.
from the top of my head here are the games I had with my original system:
Ladybug, Carnival, Zaxxon, Venture, Burgertime, Donky Kong, Donky Kong Jr., Miner 2049er, B.C.’s Quest For Tires, Antarctic Adventure, Gyruss, Pepper II (with the zipper rippers), GORF, Smurfs: Rescue in Gargamel’s Castle, Time Pilot, Super Action Baseball (with the gigantic controllers), Q*Bert, PItfall II
Other games I enjoyed: Gateway to Apshai, Pit Stop (first true F1 sim?), Oil’s Well, Omega Race, Looping, Jumpman Jr.