What is that controler called in that pic? It looks like a keyboard. Is there any Vectrex game that would use a controler like that? Were they widely produced, definately not made by MB, GCE, or Bandai/Konami?
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What is that controler called in that pic? It looks like a keyboard. Is there any Vectrex game that would use a controler like that? Were they widely produced, definately not made by MB, GCE, or Bandai/Konami?
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It's a Commodore 64 computer Photoshopped into the pic.
Because Thrust was originally released as a C64 game. So the homebrewers thought it'd be cute to give a "nod" to the originbal system in their artwork for the recent Vec Thrust release.
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Given that the Vectrex controller is only 7.5" across those would be some pretty dinky keys
Or one heckuva big Vectrex.Originally Posted by Pantechnicon
Can a Vectrex be hacked to use a larger vector monitor?Or one heckuva big Vectrex.
-Rob
The moral is, don't **** with Uncle Tim when he's been drinking!
Yes. Although I've never done it, I've heard it's supposed to work rather well. The picture is a little jumpy, though, due to the lower resolution of the Vectrex.Originally Posted by rbudrick
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Interesting. Where do you buy such monitors? Anyone know? Are there any sites where people have done this?Yes. Although I've never done it, I've heard it's supposed to work rather well. The picture is a little jumpy, though, due to the lower resolution of the Vectrex.
-Rob
The moral is, don't **** with Uncle Tim when he's been drinking!
They still make vector monitors???
Selling my collection!!!
http://myworld.ebay.com/cmstar0/
Arcade vendors, junked Asteroids cabinets, etc.Originally Posted by rbudrick
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