TrekMD's Collection

[Gorf]

Your post is confusing, Gorf. According to teh internets the NES was universally adored in the good ol' U.S. of A.

Yeah well we voted for Clinton and Barack Obama twice...so, it should not surprise you that
bad choices of late are the norm in this country.

[DreamcastRIP]

Your post is confusing, Gorf. According to teh internets the NES was universally adored in the good ol' U.S. of A.

Yeah well we voted for Clinton and Barack Obama twice...so, it should not surprise you that
bad choices of late are the norm in this country.

Too funny! 

[Rogue Trooper]

Your post is confusing, Gorf. According to teh internets the NES was universally adored in the good ol' U.S. of A.

Yeah well we voted for Clinton and Barack Obama twice...so, it should not surprise you that
bad choices of late are the norm in this country.

Look at UK:Poverty stricken country, more food banks than national banks and who did 'we' vote in? a Toff with a deputy P.M who's estimated personal fortune is approaching £2 Million, yeah these 2 will know hardship...not.

[TrekMD]

Spike Circus, for the Vectrex!

[zapiy]

Awesome, whats it like fella?

[TrekMD]

Awesome, whats it like fella?

Trying it out today.  I only had time to take it out and take the pictures yesterday. 

[Alberto 2K]

You have games for a lifetime Trek! Nice collection!!

[TrekMD]

You have games for a lifetime Trek! Nice collection!!

LOL  That I do.  I can retire to play video games for a few years in row since I have over 900 games now! 

[Alberto 2K]

LOL! I wonder why we accumulate so many games when we have no time to play them all properly... The human being is compulsive, it happens even in the best families!!

Spike Circus is a proto? I barely heard about it..

[TrekMD]

LOL! I wonder why we accumulate so many games when we have no time to play them all properly... The human being is compulsive, it happens even in the best families!!

Spike Circus is a proto? I barely heard about it..

Oh, because we must have it!  Who cares about the reality of things!  LOL

Spike Circus is a homebrew game released by Vectorzoa.  It was a limited release despite the fact that their web site still lists it as available.  The developer hasn't replied to emails in a very long time and no one knows what the story is.  He developed and published three games:  Logo, Star Sling, and Spike Circus.  Star Sling can be played for free as the ROM is available to download on the site.  The other two have not been released.

[Alberto 2K]

Thanks for the explanation, I remember to see not long ago a copy of Logo on eBay.

Why some people do so few copies of their homebrew games for the Vectrex? Wouldn't it be better to have a LE edition and a normal one so everybody could pick them up and play them?

[TrekMD]

Thanks for the explanation, I remember to see not long ago a copy of Logo on eBay.

Why some people do so few copies of their homebrew games for the Vectrex? Wouldn't it be better to have a LE edition and a normal one so everybody could pick them up and play them?

If you look at his website, I don't think he intended to make it a limited release.  Yes, there's an LE version, but the game was intended to continue selling likely as lose carts.  Unfortunately, for reasons we don't understand, that did not happen.  Logo was on Ebay recently from the same person I got Spike Circus. 

[onthinice]

OK, so here is my collection for the...
Nintendo Entertainment System.

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[guest5124]

Very nice collection! I especially like the Jaguar collection. Some of those jag games I have never seen before. I really like those end labels. If I can ask where did you get them?  And also, the Speedster II and Skycopter II carts  what can you tell me about them? Again, nice collection and thanks for sharing!

[TrekMD]

Thanks, glad you like it.  The Jaguar end labels were available temporarily by someone in Atari Age.  Since then, he hasn't really been seen again.  I wish he was still doing them as there ave been new games released that don't have end labels available.  The Speedster II and Skycopter were sold on Jaguar Sector II, a forum that no longer exists.  Both are games that were originally made for gaming machines for kids that were available in places like Wal-Mart.  In fact, there is more of one version of each game because of that, with changes made only to visual aspects of them.

I actually need to update the thread with the new stuff that I've gotten.