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The Flashback 2 was apparently a labor of love from some really enthusiastic developers attempting to atone for the flaws of the first-generation Atari Flashback. I never got my hands on one, but supposedly it was pretty faithful and relatively awesome. So this one could be cool too (it looks very similar to the Flashback 2), although outsourcing it to some other company doesn't sound totally promising.
My friend left a Flashback 2 at my house a couple of years ago, its taking up space under my desk. I wonder if legal for me to sell it.
Hmm, doesn't have Dragster; the most addictive two player game of all time. It better have cart expandability.
@Stinky
Apparently its precursor had the ability to be modded so you could use carts. So as long as its not too terribly different it shouldn't be much of a problem.
Apparently its precursor had the ability to be modded so you could use carts. So as long as its not too terribly different it shouldn't be much of a problem.
@Kyle MacGregor
I came to mention the same thing. what I wish is they'd just make one that was designed, out of the box, to play atari 2600 (and maybe 7800?) games. they're certainly cheap enough these days: i bought a lot on ebay a while back that came with 50 atari carts and a 2600 (with a broken second player port, booo... someone had tried to fix the port before me and got solder all over the contacts so its a lost cause, anyway.)
I came to mention the same thing. what I wish is they'd just make one that was designed, out of the box, to play atari 2600 (and maybe 7800?) games. they're certainly cheap enough these days: i bought a lot on ebay a while back that came with 50 atari carts and a 2600 (with a broken second player port, booo... someone had tried to fix the port before me and got solder all over the contacts so its a lost cause, anyway.)
This is missing a lot of good games,(Defender,Zaxxon,etc)but since my 2600 broke last year,I might just get this anyway.
I'm really hoping it comes to the US.
I'm really hoping it comes to the US.
There were other flashbacks? Regardless, I used to have one of these things about 10 years ago and I loved it. It may not have been 100% accurate, but it was bad ass.
Yeah, the thin a lot of people don't realize... at least with the Flashback 2.0, is that it is, for all intents and purposes, a 2600 in a smaller package. The only difference is that it has a flash rom with 40 games preinstalled on it. but if you felt like moding it, it can totally play any atari 2600 game.
Im guessing, to keep the cost down, they decided against adding the cart port. These things are only like $20-$30.
Im guessing, to keep the cost down, they decided against adding the cart port. These things are only like $20-$30.
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