no, as the games are NOT for sale. And if they were I would try to sell them as a lot, not individually. If I change my mind I will contact you privately, but don't hold your breath for long periods of time.
no, they actually are approximately the same size, but the chassis is a different and therefore will not work as cross-platform games. I am also fairly certain that the wafer is a different size. This is why the atari adapter is required to play Atari games on a Coleco system.
nice! I have a complete colecovision collection with ALL attachments and dust cover and many many games with boxes and manuals. FOR SALE if anyone is interested...will do private ebay auction...
True. I may have to wipe the console down with some Armor All at some point AND spritz some contact cleaner in some of the ports. As for the less than mint cartridge labels, I may have to try printing out some new ones and laminating them. check out the videos by user newcoleco, especially the one called How I make new Colecovision cartridges. Thanks for writing
It depends. The output on the Coleco system is a single jack that resembles an RCA jack. However, this jack carries the signal of the audio and video. A converter box was required which converted to coax. If you don't have the converter, yuo may be SOL, unless you did some tooling around to isolate the audio and video signals, but I am certain this would involve cracking the case and taking a trip to Radioshack.
I have posted a second video where I get into the accessories and joysticks, if you want to check it out.
Unfortunately, the converter in question was not accessible at the time of the filming.
I also noticed in revisiting my vintage collection that NES similarly had a separate, single audio and video outputs with RCA jacks, effectively making it a mono system.
do atari games work on colecovision?
HeilEvilCupCake 3 months ago
Yeah! Nice video, i liked the sped up parts and the entire presentation in general.
Do you still collect or what?
WaxHeadroom 1 year ago
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armonigann 2 years ago
great collection
graftwins3 2 years ago 2
PACMAN?
xopoca 2 years ago 3
Nice collection! Wow, that ColecoVision is dusty.
TenguGuy 3 years ago 4
right?
awesomepivots 2 years ago
will you sell me some of the games reply back
kidelitter 3 years ago 2
no, as the games are NOT for sale. And if they were I would try to sell them as a lot, not individually. If I change my mind I will contact you privately, but don't hold your breath for long periods of time.
DariusMarch 3 years ago
Great collection.
DavidBirch1987 3 years ago
you need to clean that coleco man its all dusty and shit!! PRESERVE YOUR CLASSIC GAME CONSOLES!!!!!!
davegt666 3 years ago 2
can a coleco vision game work for atari. the cartridge looks the same.
nickpj9695 3 years ago
no, they actually are approximately the same size, but the chassis is a different and therefore will not work as cross-platform games. I am also fairly certain that the wafer is a different size. This is why the atari adapter is required to play Atari games on a Coleco system.
DariusMarch 3 years ago
super
czuket 3 years ago 2
nice! I have a complete colecovision collection with ALL attachments and dust cover and many many games with boxes and manuals. FOR SALE if anyone is interested...will do private ebay auction...
thedriza 3 years ago
i got an atari 2600 today its awasome
ninjatoast6 3 years ago
very, very cool!! I love those vinatge consoles and games from when I was a kid. I still have my colecovision, Intellivision and Atari(s)....
carsonsmith 3 years ago
Thanks for watching!
DariusMarch 3 years ago
do you have a LeStick?
benjaminshinobi 3 years ago
No, and I think the only controller I have that is of Atari manufacture is the driving controller.
DariusMarch 3 years ago
Very nice collection , can you restore the coleco vision? is dirty with dust...
I do a restoration , now my coleco is NEW, in all parts :).
greetings from Argentina
nopochoclos 3 years ago
True. I may have to wipe the console down with some Armor All at some point AND spritz some contact cleaner in some of the ports. As for the less than mint cartridge labels, I may have to try printing out some new ones and laminating them. check out the videos by user newcoleco, especially the one called How I make new Colecovision cartridges. Thanks for writing
~dm
DariusMarch 3 years ago
Yes , i checked... in 2007 but here in Argentina is very expensive to buy a Eprom writer :(, and find exact eproms...
it is sad for me...
Greetings
nopochoclos 3 years ago
cool, does the consel work on a modern tv?
mooseboy101 3 years ago
It depends. The output on the Coleco system is a single jack that resembles an RCA jack. However, this jack carries the signal of the audio and video. A converter box was required which converted to coax. If you don't have the converter, yuo may be SOL, unless you did some tooling around to isolate the audio and video signals, but I am certain this would involve cracking the case and taking a trip to Radioshack.
DariusMarch 3 years ago
I have posted a second video where I get into the accessories and joysticks, if you want to check it out.
Unfortunately, the converter in question was not accessible at the time of the filming.
I also noticed in revisiting my vintage collection that NES similarly had a separate, single audio and video outputs with RCA jacks, effectively making it a mono system.
DariusMarch 3 years ago