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Let's not forget... the PS3's sales figures are already on the decline. Seriously... you'd have to pay someone the $599 just to buy it.
I had a Mattell Intellivision... baseball rocked!
There is an Intellivision compilation for PS2, BTW...
Quote from: gbeenie on February 10, 2007, 09:04:13 AMThere is an Intellivision compilation for PS2, BTW...I bought that, but sadly, they did it on the cheap and there was no instruction booklet that told you what buttons on the PS2 controlled mapped to the "ten key" on the intellivision controller. The games were just unplayable.
Quote from: PSLOwner on February 10, 2007, 11:08:37 AMQuote from: gbeenie on February 10, 2007, 09:04:13 AMThere is an Intellivision compilation for PS2, BTW...I bought that, but sadly, they did it on the cheap and there was no instruction booklet that told you what buttons on the PS2 controlled mapped to the "ten key" on the intellivision controller. The games were just unplayable. Was there no option in the game for viewing stuff like that (I don't have it)? On the Atari Anthology, there are multiple ways to configure your controller for paddle games, as well as viewable full reproductions of the original game manuals.
Quote from: gbeenie on February 10, 2007, 12:12:33 PMQuote from: PSLOwner on February 10, 2007, 11:08:37 AMI bought that, but sadly, they did it on the cheap and there was no instruction booklet that told you what buttons on the PS2 controlled mapped to the "ten key" on the intellivision controller. The games were just unplayable. Was there no option in the game for viewing stuff like that (I don't have it)? On the Atari Anthology, there are multiple ways to configure your controller for paddle games, as well as viewable full reproductions of the original game manuals.No, there was jack sh*t. I was very disappointed.
Quote from: PSLOwner on February 10, 2007, 11:08:37 AMI bought that, but sadly, they did it on the cheap and there was no instruction booklet that told you what buttons on the PS2 controlled mapped to the "ten key" on the intellivision controller. The games were just unplayable. Was there no option in the game for viewing stuff like that (I don't have it)? On the Atari Anthology, there are multiple ways to configure your controller for paddle games, as well as viewable full reproductions of the original game manuals.
I bought that, but sadly, they did it on the cheap and there was no instruction booklet that told you what buttons on the PS2 controlled mapped to the "ten key" on the intellivision controller. The games were just unplayable.
On an related note, I FINALLY converted game 7 of the 1982 World Series from VHS to DVD.