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A                                     Dave’s Videogame Classics         makes up for in content.  It’s basi-

                                                                                   cally an interactive timeline where
                                               http://davesclassics.warzone.
                                                                                   you can choose a year between
                    tari Gaming
                    Headquarters
                                                                                   pened in videogame history during
                                                    The emulator capital of the
           http://www.atarihq.com              com/                                1972-1996 and find out what hap-
                 Keita Iida and crew has       Internet.  Every videogame system   that era.  If you do nothing else at
           amassed an amazing amount of        emulator you could possibly want is   least go to the site to view the pic-
           information for the “Atari Gaming   here for your Mac or PC.            ture of Sesame Street’s Grover.
           Headquarters.”  Filled with pictures,   Download classic as well as newer
           interviews, system and cartridge    system emulators.  We highly rec-   Tomorrow’s Heroes
           information for everything Atari, in-  ommend you download the MAME     http://www.tomheroes.com
           cluding the Jaguar and Lynx.  Keita   emulator (Multi Arcade Machine         “Tomorrow’s Heroes” has a tre-
           and his staff leave no stone un-    Emulator) which allows you to play   mendous classic gaming section
           turned and display their                                                       which includes private
           vast knowledge impres-                                                         party videogame ads, a
           sively.  We give this site our                                                 chat room, collecting tips,
           highest recommendation.                                                        and the wonderfully written
                                                                                          “Retrogaming Times”
           I.C. When                                                                      online newsletter penned
           http://www.icwhen.com                                                          by site owner, Tom Zjaba.
                Atari alumnus, Don                                                        If you’re into Spider-man
           Thomas, keeps you posted                                                       and the likes, be sure to
           on the latest classic gaming                                                   check out his comic book
           happenings.  icwhen.com                                                        section as well.
           also features Don’s online
           book, The Chronological                                                        AdventureVision.com
           History of Video Games                                                              The Adventure Vision
           and Computers, which                                                           is a very unique cartridge-
           takes you through a histori-                                                   based handheld
           cal timeline of videogames                                                     videogame unit which was
           from 1800 to the present.                                                      sold in 1982.  The website
           Definitely a must-read.                                                        features screenshots, box-
           There are also feature arti-                                                   shots, sound and video
           cles as well as a few games                                                    files and roms to
           to play on the site.                                                           download.  The odds of
                                                                                          finding an Adventure Vi-
           The Blue Sky Rangers                arcade perfect versions of vintage   sion for yourself are slim to none,
           http://www.makingit.com/            games. You can also download        so do yourself a favor and visit Jeff
           bluesky/home.shtml                  older computer emulators such as    Folejewski’s Adventure Vision trib-
                The Blue Sky Rangers were the   the Apple II and the Atari 400 and   ute page.
           programmers for the Mattel Intellivi-  800.  Chat rooms, message boards
           sion and M Network games for the    and utilities for the emulators round
           Atari VCS.  Their site gives the in-  out an incredible site.
           side scoop of what really happened                                       Want your website to be consid-
           back in “the days”.  Great stories,   The Vectrex FAQ                   ered for a listing in this column?
           unreleased prototypes of hardware   (Frequently Asked Questions)        Just send us your particulars....
           and software and the hype of what   http://www.gamesdomain.com/         website URL, contact name and a
           never came to exist are all here.    games/vectrex.html                 valid e-mail address.
           You can also order the incredible        Maintained by Gregg Wood-
           “Intellivision Lives CD” from the site   cock, it’s everything you need to   Drop us a line via snail mail at:
           which gives you the ability to play   know about the Vectrex game sys-         Classic Gamer Magazine
           most of the Intellivision games on   tem.  Includes game list, repair tips          7770 Regents Road #113-293
           your home computer.                 and the history of our favorite table-         San Diego, Ca  92122
                                               top.  It doesn’t appear to have been   Or send us your site information via
                                               updated recently but then again it   e-mail:
                                               probably doesn’t need to be!              cav@classicgamer.com
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