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noiseredux wrote:

Ack wrote:So it's looking like the ColecoVision is the current odds-on favorite, including another vote on the Racketboy Twitter feed alongside the one for the PV-1000. So it looks like it's time to start researching a little Connecticut Leather.

like I said, mine is boxed/minty if you need pics or quotes from the box/manual, etc.

Colecovision is a great pick!
How did this one slip by so long? I remember seeing Donkey Kong and was blown away, but went the Atari 2600, 5200 and later the 7800 route due to name recognition.

If you do a Commodore 64 101 later, I can help add information to this. it was my gaming machine that kept me occupied during the NES, Master System, SNES and Genesis era. Some real jewels I can share trivia from my signature link.

swiftzx wrote:My vote is for Game and Watch series as well.

I'd be interested in this one too.

Bally Astrocade or the Emerson Arcadia 2001 would be interesting.

Colecovision, Intelivision, 5200 or 7800 would be a bit more "main-stream".

Any of the early Sega systems (sg-1000, 1000-II, 3000, Mark III) would be good topics as well, but you could probably squeeze most of them into a single article.

These articles are probably my favorite part of the site! Great job!

noiseredux wrote:Colecovision is awesome. If you need any pics I have a boxed one, Ack.

The Gizmondo would be interesting too.

Do we have one for CD-i yet? I can't remember?

you just reminded me that i have a stack of CD-I games laying around

I would be heavily interested in an article about the Commodore 64, too.

Game and Watch gets my vote. I would love to learn more about them.

Well fellas, the Colecovision 101 is now up. It's time I return to the drawing board and figure out what I'll be doing next.

Ack wrote:Well fellas, the Colecovision 101 is now up. It's time I return to the drawing board and figure out what I'll be doing next.

Right, get on the Commodore 64 one.

Ack wrote:Well fellas, the Colecovision 101 is now up. It's time I return to the drawing board and figure out what I'll be doing next.

Great article, Ack. I know how hard it was to find info on it, and it turned out really well.

Ack wrote:Well fellas, the Colecovision 101 is now up. It's time I return to the drawing board and figure out what I'll be doing next.

Thanks for the great article! I also had no idea it had an Atari 2600 converter. Why buy an Atari when I can just get a Colecovision!