There is a ready made PCB that does it: https://tms-rgb.com/

Wow that is really cool!

Mobsie wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 09, 2024 1:59 pm

The Atlacatl is in Wikipedia, that’s not bad.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of ... ocomputers

Thanks for that. However it appears to be little to no information on this Atlacatl computer, I could not even find a photograph or a page about it.

This is really interesting news! I look forward to reading more about it - if you can source more info!

Wow that's really interesting! I suppose you use 110v/NTSC system in El Salvador, so that must have been a US NTSC variant.

Never heard of Kismet and Atlacatl before - it would be GREAT to get the scans of articles and especially the product catalogues from the 1980s!!!

Thanks

@username@ wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 06, 2024 9:56 pm

To run in the emulator, use -g command line option, as the images are linear.

Good to know! I did try loading normally and none of them worked. Thanks

There are currently fifteen games - for all platforms including CV!

http://inufuto.web.fc2.com/8bit/

You are very welcome here!
I understand you are from El Salvador.
Was the CreatiVision sold in your country? Was it popular? Do you have any information about CreatiVision being sold in central and south America?
Cheers
Luca

I was just given the below link from a friend. Six videos of forthcoming homebrew games from an unknown programmer. They look very promising!!! https://www.youtube.com/@retropc9857 And here are the downloadable ROMs and source codes: Aerial (similar to Scramble): http://inufuto.web.fc2.com/8bit/aeri...

I was pointed to the below article many years ago. The article is an interview with a Korean engineer who worked at Otron (misspelled Oltron) at some point around the end of 1970s. He claims that, during his stay at Otron, the company designed a game console under engagement from Coleco - but in thi...