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You may remember that I don't collect Atari 7800 stuff. No big explanation; it's just my preference. So why'd I want this 32-in-1 7800 cart?
Answer #1: it's fairly uncommon.
Answer #2: it's not a 7800 cart!
Answer #1: it's fairly uncommon.
Answer #2: it's not a 7800 cart!
Mmhmm, yeah, see? What's that greener label peeking out from behind the top yellow one? You can't hide -- show yourself!
Here's what's underneath! Atari Corp just slapped a new label on top. Australia got the "7800" 32-in-1 carts as pack-ins for the Atari 7800 consoles sold in the early 1990s. The label copyright says 1988, but a trusted source says these (the 7800 carts) began shipping in 1992.
Tomorrow (probably) we'll do a bit of a deeper dive into what's actually included on these 32 in 1 carts, as some of the game selections are... unexpected, to say the least.
A few last things for now:
- they didn't change the Atari part number
- the spacing in the 7800 logo is wronnnnng
- you want typefaces? we got 'em...
- I wonder if the fluorescent yellow color choice was solely because they needed something to cover up the fluorescent green!
- they didn't change the Atari part number
- the spacing in the 7800 logo is wronnnnng
- you want typefaces? we got 'em...
- I wonder if the fluorescent yellow color choice was solely because they needed something to cover up the fluorescent green!
