Finally, I have been able to run Slocum's sequencer LoopCart. On an actual 2600! This was achieved by using Richard Hutchinson's VecFlash, his VecFlash adaptor and a 32K socketed dev board for the 2600 from AtariAge.
You can see that my new(ish) TV can't pick up the Atari real well; with the older TV, though, this is not a problem at all. Not quite sure why that is... my new TV was pretty cheap.
Thanks to Richard Hutchinson for his help (of course, I had the cable in the wrong way...).
5 comments:
Wouldn't you only need the devboard?
why is that?
This is probably way wrong but isn't the devboard used to make repros? So couldn't you make a standalone loopcart with just the board? Also how did you get that clear and orange synthcart?
Hi, well I guess the way to think about it is that the devboard is really just a socket, right, and so you could of course put an eprom in it but i didn't have an eprom or an eprom burner at that stage so i used a flash cart and at any rate the flash cart is quicker to use than having to use a uv eraser :)
Alright that clears it up for me. I thought you were using an Eprom. Many thanks!
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