Caramujo – Atari 2600 homebrew


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frot_hat_gaming
10 months ago

https://forums.theregister.com/forum/all/2023/09/08/atari_snaps_up_atariage/

The Wotsit is ready to return.

Assuming it’ll turn out like a local pub when it gets new management – they let all of the barred morons back in.

Bert
10 months ago

They’ve just gone an announced a really bad 2600 console. The 2600+ which is just another bad emulator box and won’t run all games.

T. Rollin
10 months ago
Reply to  Bert

Still better than the A500 Mini.

Bert
10 months ago
Reply to  T. Rollin

Never used one. Are they that bad?

frot_hat_gaming
10 months ago
Reply to  T. Rollin

I really like mine. It’s great for taking over to a mate’s house and easily firing up a few games over several beers. The lha images are game changing.

Bert
10 months ago

It’s a no fuss solution. I’ve got a MiSTer so that goes a good Amiga recreation.

Bert
10 months ago
Reply to  George

The Retron 77 never supported bank switching. Not sure if this 2600+ does either, it’s a dumb oversight. Either that or they can’t find a FOSS 2600 emulator where they don’t have to pay for commercial use.

frot_hat_gaming
10 months ago
Reply to  George

The guy is mentally ill

T. Rollin
10 months ago

This looks brilliant. The colours are lovely, the pixel perfect collision detection is what George says it is and the intensity ramps up nicely at each level. If I had a 2600 and it had a physical release, I’d buy it.

T. Rollin
10 months ago
Reply to  T. Rollin

I probably should have waited until the end of the video before writing that last comment lol… who knows, maybe I should just buy the physical version of Caramujo and use it as an excuse to eventually get a 2600.

Señor Moon
Señor Moon
10 months ago

A game combining Cujo and Digby, the biggest dog in the world would be fantastic, especially if the colossal rabid canine was unleashed in Wembley stadium during the FA Cup final.

Boingalot
10 months ago

Amazing to see what they can now do with such old hardware.