Anyone Old Enough To Remember Vectrex

[Busyman]

I'm looking at getting some games for the Vectrex. I found some info on multicarts. Does anyone have this? Also what other classic systems do you own?

[==(-{{crusty~butt}}-)==]

:lol:
oh shit I still have intelavision somewhere in my garage

worse than that I still have pong....now does anyone remeber that :rolleyes:
it had only four or five types of pong on it and that's it....and you couldn't add anything else to this game consule (this was before game cartriges)

[jubei_yagyu]

i got the magnavox odyssey the frist acually game system...its got to be worth somthing..my uncel gave it to me a few years ago i gott


very high tech games cartges hey
http://www.pong-story.com/pics/odyssey/cart7.jpg

http://www.pong-story.com/pics/odyssey/console.jpg

well i also got the atari 2600 with llike 200 games i still play it once in a while

[Busyman]

Hey I have a ton of games for the Odyssey2. Remember KC Munchkin. Wayyyy better than Pac-Man. It had a Maze Editor.

[Duffman]

I HAVE COLECO VISION BUT I CAN'T FIND IT ANYWHERE. i bought it at a garage sale for like 10$with like 30 games and shit

[Busyman]

I'm looking at getting a multi-cart for the Vectrex and Colecovision (actually ADAM).

I have
Atari 2600, 5200, 7800, Jaguar (crap)
Colecovision ADAM
Odyssey2 (cartridges had handles)
NES
SNES (just bought it again)(one of the best systems)
GC
Sega Master System
Sega Genesis
Sega CD
Sega 32x (what a rip)
Sega Saturn
ActionMax
Xbox
PS1 (the rise of Sony)
PS2
Vectrex
N64 (the decline of Nintendo)
NEC Turbografx-16 (excellent games(loved Splatterhouse)

sold the Sega Genesis
never had an Intellivision

[Nightwolf]

There is a Vectrex emulator, but it's for DOS so it might not work in XP. I've never tried it.

http://www.arcadeathome.com/dve/

[Busyman]

A Vectrex emulator would not be the same because it can't emulate true vector graphics.

[Nightwolf]

I know what you're saying, but I disagree. MAME is an arcade machine emulator and it plays vector games like Asteroids and Tempest perfectly. But like I said, I haven't tried the Vectrex one so I don't know for sure how good it looks. You could at least use the emulator to see what games were available and how good they were, then search for the actual cart on Google or eBay.

[Busyman]

Yea I found a mult-cart site here (http://home.xnet.com/~skelly/vmulti.htm). It's only missing one game. I'll try that first.

Also an emulator on a computer would have anti-aliasing issues (like a PS2).
NO JAGGIES on the Vectrex