What is your favorite arcade port of Burger Time?

[7th lutz]

here are pictures of the atari 5200version of Beef Drop (aka Burger Time): http://www.atariage.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=22_35&products_id=288

Here is the screen shoots of the atari 800/xl/xe version: http://www.ataritimes.com/screenshot.php?Image=8-Bit/beefdrop2.gif

Here the pictures of the 7800 version of Beef Drop: http://www.ataritimes.com/screenshot.php?Image=7800/beefdrop.gif

My favorite version is the 7800 version. It is a great homebrew port that plays and sounds like the arcade game. It sounds like the arcade game due to the pocky chip inside the cartridge.

[ubersaurus]

I suppose the one on the midway collection for ps1 doesn't count, does it :P

I'd probably go with the 7800 version. Intellivision one was awesome in it's own right, but not too accurate to the arcade game.

[icbrkr]

Intellivision version all the way.

[k8track]

Intellivision, no contest.

[Xexyz]

I'd vote for the Gameboy version, but it's more of a remix than an arcade port. Therefore, I voted for the NES version since it's the only other one I've played.

[Steve W]

My favorite was the first version I ever played, the TI-99/4A cartridge. The Intellivision gets a close second place.

[AMG]

I have to pick the 2600 by default, because it is the only one I've played.

[diskoboy]

I vote Intellivision.

[josekortez]

I vote the PS1 port on the Midway compilation.

[ianoid]

Anyone who votes for Coleco, 2600 or NES over Intellivision simply hasn't played the Intellivision version. I'm not a gigantic fan of most of the Inty arcade conversions, but Burgertime on Intellivision isn't merely an attempt at an arcade perfect conversion, it's a super fun game. Probably more fun than the original arcade version. Heck, I'm not even a big fan of Intellivision controllers.

[Pantechnicon]

Another vote for Inty. NES is a close second for me, though.

[bangtango]

Another vote for Inty. NES is a close second for me, though.

Ditto.

[Buyatari]

I won't vote for any INTV game until I find a controler I can use for that system. I hate that thing. I also voted for TI 99. While the Ti doesn't have the greatest controllers either the Y adapter lets you use other controllers and is easy to find. I often used the keyboard instead of the controller anyway.


Anyone who votes for Coleco, 2600 or NES over Intellivision simply hasn't played the Intellivision version. I'm not a gigantic fan of most of the Inty arcade conversions, but Burgertime on Intellivision isn't merely an attempt at an arcade perfect conversion, it's a super fun game. Probably more fun than the original arcade version. Heck, I'm not even a big fan of Intellivision controllers.

[DarthKur]

INTV with the TI99 version as a close second.

[kevates]

If you haven't tried the gameboy version, you have to give it a try. It's really great.

[Tron 2.0]

I vote the PS1 port on the Midway compilation.
Same here.

I think the only other port of, Burger Time i've ever liked was the nes one.

[diskoboy]

Come on guys, the PS1 version can't really count - It's emulated - Not a port.

And does anyone know if Super Burger Time was released on any of the consoles?

[skaar]

Colecovision since it was the one I had.

It calm the beef drop.

[kaedesdisciple]

I voted Colecovision, because I haven't played the Intellivision version.

[digitalpress]

We were just playing the Intellivision version in the store earlier today (I was giving a little history lesson on the system). I thought so then and I think so now... the Intellivision version is BETTER than the arcade.

[Belmont]

It would have to be Intellivision first, with the NES version second (or whenever my thumbs give out from playing with the INTV controllers)

[Scott45]

Coleco, with my WICO batwing joystick via a Y adapter

I spent DAYS playing that.

[j_factor]

I vote Colecovision. The Intellivision version is too different to be my "favorite arcade port". I don't think the Inty version was ported from the arcade.

[DeputyMoniker]

Intellivision.
I won the INTV Burgertime competition at the 2600 championship in Tacoma, WA in 2002...I think it was 2002, anyway.

[PingvinBlueJeans]

I vote Colecovision. The Intellivision version is too different to be my "favorite arcade port". I don't think the Inty version was ported from the arcade.
I concur...if you want some BurgerTime action on Intellivision, play Diner instead.