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"...Schwarz, where they can all be purchased along with enough other goodies to keep grandma broke for a year-and-a-half and grandchildren delighted even longer. EXPRESS STOP? I am a long-time owner of the Bally/Astrocade and the original Bally BASIC cartridge. Subscribing to the Ar- 16 Electronic Games Electronic Games 235 park Ave. South New York, N.Y. 10003 Marken Replays cadian and Bally Express newsletters ..."
"...rams, roms, proms, eproms, or EEproms. Assembled and tested board with 4K ram only $219.95. Check or M.O. Call (312) 455-7066 SFP VIDEO EXPANSION-Stan Ramsted 1064 N. Alta, Dinuba, CA 93618 Selling Bally/Astrocade since 1979. Call or write for FREE Video Game price list or send $1.00 for complete SFP Catalog. (209) 591-0555 Send today!!! SPECTRE SYSTEMS-Brett Bilbrey-Marion Nalepa-Mike Toth Box 1741, Dearborn,..."
"...$19.90 U.S GAMES Sneak Peek $24.90 U.S. GAMES word Zapper $24.90 20th CENTURY Alien $29.90 20th CENTURY East Foods $24.90 20th CENTURY Megaforce $29.90 20th CENTURY Turmoil $29.90 $22920 ASTROCADE BY BALLY ASTROCADE ZAP $24.90 ASTROCADE Sea wolf $24.90 ASTROCADE Panzen $29.90 ASTROCADE Clowns $29.90 ASTROCADE Astro Battle $29.90 ASTROCADE Grand Prix $29.90 ASTROCADE Speed Math $20.90 ASTROCADE Galactic invasion $29.90..."
"...opponents collide. The steering-avoidance game has nine difficulty levels for one or two players, and sells for $13 on cassette or $16 on disk. ASTROCADERS FORM Hunting someone to talk to about your Bally Astrocade BALLY USERS GROUP videogame system? Join BUG, the Bally Users Group. Con- tack Kevin O'Neill, President of the Niagara Regional BUG, at 6 Wood-dale Dr., St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada L2T 1Y8. This..."
"...Smith (left) gives Compton $1,000. SPECTRECADE takes great pleasure in an- nouncing the release of Treasure Cove. This is the first in a completely new line of exciting, quality cartridges for the Bally/Astrocade Home Com- puter System. Spectrecade has assumed a leading role in bringing to the dedicated Astro- cader everything for which he has waited so long including more 'state of the art' action cartridges..."
"...Jaeger, already a sea- soned professional, despite the fact that he's only seventeen years old. Jaeger is completely self-taught in the computer arts, having cut his teeth programming BASIC on his Bally Astrocade videogame system. "When everyone else was into playing pinball, I was into videogames," he recalls. "That was when I knew I was going to design games for a living." He was eleven years old at the..."
"...all the home systems. We've covered the Atari 2600, 5200, 7800, Atari 400/800/1200/XE/XL computers, Atari ST, Amiga, Commodore 64 and 128, Apple II+,IIe,IIc, Macintosh, Intellivision, Odyssey, VIC-20, Bally Astrocade, IBM PC/PCjr, Vectrex, ADAM, ColecoVision, TI99-4A We've tested joysticks, mouses, joyboards, scoreboards, executive cursors, trackballs Good Grief!!! We've gone to 8 C.E.S. Shows covering over 300..."
"...system ownership.) Systems owned by fewer than 1% of our readers are not represented. For the most part, these are long-discontinued systems, such as Odyssey, Vectrex, TI-99/4A, VIC-20, Halcyon, and Bally Astrocade. Ownership of the brand-new Apple IIGS is also in the 1% range at this time, SO it was included in the Apple II family. Some of our readers have such an incredible collection of machines that they must..."
"...magazines. Donald Tremblay, Box 63, Courval, Sask. Canada SOH-1A0: Looking for the "Voice of Odyssey", voice module, plus "Attack of the Timelord" and "Great Wall St. Fortune Hunt." Also looking for Bally/Astrocade cartridges: Cosmic Raiders, Incredible Wizard, Solar Con- queror, Treasure Cove and Pirates Chase. Charlotte Anderson, 12626 Burbank Blvd., #201, N Hollywood, CA 91607: Selling Vectrex, Intellivision,..."
"...for NES. Donald Tremblay, Box 63, Courval, Sask. Canada S0H-1A0: Looking for the "Voice of Odyssey", voice module, plus "Attack of the Timelord" and "Great Wall St. Fortune Hunt." Also looking for Bally/Astrocade cartridges: Cosmic Raiders, Incredible Wizard, Solar Conqueror, Treasure Cove and Pirates Chase. Warren Endicott, 4 Seashore Dr., Daly City, CA 94014 is interested in games for Cole- Vision. Please..."
"...it be great if the rain actually affected the outcome of the fight by causing the characters to slip and fall down? 1800 If you're a Street Fighter // fanatic who doesn't know the NeoGeo from a Bally Astrocade, you should enjoy Fatal Fury-it's a fun fighting game. The only people who would be seri- ously disappointed by this cartridge are those who foolishly expected it to be an exact duplicate of the..."
"...Fairchild Channel F, which was later purchased by Zircon. The same source cites 1978 as the year that the Bally Professional Arcade (later known as the Bally Home Arcade and, later still, as the Bally Astrocade), the Atari 2600, and Odyssey2 were released. The Intel- livision arrived in stores in 1980 and, though you didn't ask, the Coleco- Vision debuted in 1982. Also, to the KillingACCESS ACCESS..."
"...of Doom). Mondo 2000, July 94, contained an interesting look at "NanoCyborgs: The Six Million Dollar Amoeba," by inter- active veteran Wes Thomas (who once headed up public relations for the old Bally Astrocade, and whose daughter, Kat, is a well-known avant-garde rock musician). An interview with Charles Ostman discusses the future of some- thing called nano-technology. Although real-world nano-technol-..."
"...expense for film and home video. You bring up some good points, but it's important to note that things were never quite so simple. Back "in the old days," there wasn't just the 2600; there was the Bally Astrocade, the Fairchild Channel F, the Odyssey II, the Vextrex, the Intellivsion, and the Colecovision, to name a few. All looked like serious contenders at one point. The latter two, along with the Atari..."
"...Invaders handheld and the Atari 2600 Graduate computer keyboard, were one of a kind; they were being shown to the public for the first time. Other classic systems were on hand as well, from the Bally Astrocade to the Mattel Intellivision. Compullitate Elusive collectibles were also shown. Curt Vendel from the Atari Historical Society was on hand with interoffice memos, the Atari Laserdisc system, the..."
"...41 Eidos, 6, 8, 175 Electronic Arts, 6, 8, 10, 89, 102, 116, 131, 148, 150 Electronic Games, 8 Emergent Software, 97 Enberg, Dick, 148 Epyx, 174 Everquest, 104 Extreme G, 99 E Atlus, 158 Bally Astrocade, 8 Bankheist, 7, 8 BattleSphere, 8 Bauer and Schultz, 10 BBC Micro, 36 Beavis and Butt-Head, 98 Beetlejuice, 49 Berkeley Systems, 6 Big Blue Box, 92 Biohazard, 16 Biohazard 2, 16 Bird, Larry,..."
"...unfortunately few and far between). Along the way, I made a lot of pit stops and plunked down quite a few Benjamins to keep my hobby alive and feed the addiction. To this day, I still own my original Bally Astrocade, Colecovision, Vectrex, Apple ll-plus, Commodore 64, Vic 20, Amiga 500, Atari 2600, 5200 7800 and Jaguar (with the CD), Intellivision, Turbo Express, Sega Master System (with the 3D glasses), Genesis..."
"...extol the virtues of a specific title which should be located just 5 'Yeah, last week I overclocked my Genesis and played Sonic at 66MHz. It was chill." 7 bought a Neo Geo, a PC engine, and a Bally Astrocade for 60 bucks at a yard sale in Emeryville. Hella sweet." Have you read Carmack's latest .plan file? It's rather amusing." daisy-chained five rumble packs and broke all my fingers. It sucked." ..."
"...Midway moniker. Bally/ Midway was associated with many arcade hits in the late 1970's and early 1980's-most- ly due to the fact that they were the U.S. distributor for Taito's Space Invaders and The Bally Astrocade shown in its promotional kiosk. Namco's Pac-Man among oth- ers. The company did release many of its own games as well. The pinball division, Bally, was purchased by Williams in 1988. Not long afterwards,..."
"...as companies keep the prices down on these compilation packs, I don't have much of a problem with them, but I wonder how long it will be before we see Colecovision, Vectrex, Odyssey, Atari 400 and Bally Astrocade compilation discs. There's already a Commodore 64 compendium available to PC users. It makes me wonder if we'll be playing PlayStation compi- lation discs on the PlayStation2 five years from now. That'l..."
"...edition of the Twin Galaxies' Official Video Game & Pinball Book of World Records. Games featured at last year's expo included Hydro Thunder (with a $1,000 grand prize for best time), Tetris, various Bally Astrocade and Atari 2600 console titles and Tutankham, with a $1,000 prize and new world record going to Dwayne Richard of Alberta, Canada! Actual tournaments and prizes will be announced at a later date, but..."