All Colecovision Games in One Video 

It's been revived since.

I think the 4 best pre nes consoles from the 2nd generation of gaming are the Atari 2600 Atari 5200 intelivision and Colecovision. The other consoles where not bad but it was more quantity over quality.

Yeah underrated. I love Mr. Do as well for the Arcade version. Fun games.

Was I the poison in your injection Was I the one to escape detection Was I the sin in the dark, the flame from the spark that burns you Am I the guilt behind your cold eyes Am I the truth behind all your lies Its sadder but still despite all my will it's true I'm like you Mr.Doe I want to know I need the truth to set me free I want to learn from your misery Misery loves company If the truth should ever find you May it enlighten and remind you Of the monster you are And the unhealing scars left by you.

that's awesome. Glad this video brought back some cool memories for you :)

Yeah I loved that game back in the day. I had it on Commodore 64. Couldn't agree with you more.

Do you know the name of the baseball game? I can't find it online.

Thank you for the opportunity to hear about your arcade adventures. I had an old Pong machine, but as an only child, those were for two people. So when the Atari 2600 came out, WHOOPIE! LOL! I also loved the older arcades. I remember the older 🎳Bowling🎳game that had a "disc". A flat metal disk/disc you slid down the lane. There were little metal pieces that stuck up through the "woodgrain" lane, and if you hit it the pin would "get hit". It worked similarly to actual 🎳bowling🎳 except a disc not a ball. There were pins but they hung via wires and the disc took them out via the metal prongs on the lane. It kept score. I think one quarter played 3 frames and if you did three quarters you'd get a full 10 frame game. Later it was changed to $1.00 for a full 10 frames. I LOVED that game. Sadly most of them were at bars, BUT we had a Red Carpet Lanes right by our house. Red Carpet was a 🎳🎳Bowling🎳🎳Alley🎳🎳 a HUGE🎳🎳Bowling🎳🎳Alley🎳🎳. They had 30-35 lanes on both sides. On both sides they also had a arcade room. In the middle was the bar🍸🤪🍸and it was a awesome place to go to if you wanted to place games. Across the street was a actual arcade called Palmers🎱Billiards🎱 & Arcade. They had 10 🎱Pool🎱Tables🎱 that rented by the hour. They also had a huge arcade floor. 5-8 Pinball Machines, and 15-25 Arcade games 🕹. They had tabletops, stand-up machines, and the newer riding machines for like Racing, be it cars, Indy or Nascar, or even Superbikes. THAT one was cool AF! I LOVED and still LOVE Pinball! On my PS2 I have the Williams Pinball and Stern Pinball games. Got them both on my PS3 & PS4. With a crapload of DLC. These games were such a fun experience. A distraction that kept me from being foolish. I didn't need help to be a fool....lol! I loved so many games. Joust was one that got me. Then Crusin' the USA was another. Donkey Kong, Dig-Dug, Q*Bert, & the classics Mr. & Ms.Pac-Man🟡▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎⊙▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎🥶🥶👻👻 So much fun, so many memories, and so many years past. God it was easily some of the best times ever!

i just do loose carts theyre still cheap lol

@@jonniefast I'd love to do that. Have a retro game room. I had a 25" tube retro📺TV📺that'd be perfect for them. But I'd need a couple 📺TVs📺for this to work. Speaking of working, finding actual functional/ working retro systems like a ColecoVision, Sega Master System, a Genesis, Saturn, Dreamcast, a NES, Super NES, N64, or a TurboGraphx-16? Not cheap? I thought about a Atari Jaguar, but on eBay or RipoffBay Jags can run you $200.00+ and many of them DON'T WORK! Then what? I agree I'd PREFER an actual RETRO SYSTEM as opposed to a modified version. But when a Modified system contains MULTIPLE systems and thousands of games, financially for me to acquire all of those system's and games. YEESH were talking thousands of dollars! So I'm NOT bashing you or your decision about this or anyone's for that matter. I'm just wondering about the financial issues possibly arising from it. Again I owned most of the 8-bit, 16-bit, 32&64-bit systems back in the day. I still have my Dreamcast, my N64, Saturn, my Genesis & the HANDHELD Genesis, the NOMAD! Great system but the power drain is massive! Again Modded Systems over actual systems? Modded>Actual in $Price$. Modded has again MULTIPLE Systems designed on each mod. Also each Modded system has MULTIPLE games per multiple system. Financially Modded wins hands down! Now the actual GAMES THEMSELVES! Are they the same? Many people say NOPE! NOT A CHANCE IN HELL! Some say they are exactly the same. HOWEVER for say the 🌎World🌏Record holders, modded games can be "altered". Difficulties can be lowered or heightened so?? That is a matter of honesty and that's been proven to NOT BE EFFECTIVE! As for the Mod vs. Actual? I still prefer the Actual System in-hand! But I also do own a Genesis Mini, and I LOVE IT! So it's up to each person and their wallet and budget! Either way ENJOY your hobby and GAME-ON DUDE!

Could that have been Phoenix? I'm not sure 🤔

@@johnking4941 Phoenix wasnt released for the colecovision. Only atari 2600

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Living in the U.S., especially back then, we didn't know a lot about games that were released in Europe. The "exclusivity" deals were unbeknownst to us USUALLY. Again because we didn't get information like we do now. I did however buy most of the gaming magazines. Electronic Gaming Monthly. GamePro, Atari Age. I don't remember which magazines were out then except for Atari Age. I do remember how Atari had ports to the ColecoVision, and how angry I got when I saw how great Centipede looked on the ColecoVision and how it looked on the Atari💩💩2600💩💩 ooh I was irked, but again I was a kid. I knew a bit about systems and power, but how could Atari release a game that looked 100% better on a competing system? Either way it didn't matter because I ended up getting the Atari 5200, and eventually my Dad got the Atari 7800. Why, I have no clue? But so many of these games were such a part of my childhood memories. The arcade games🕹🎮at the mall. Also we had a Pizza🍕Hut restaurant within 5 minutes of our home. So we'd go there for 🍕🍽dinner🍽🍕 and they always had one arcade game 🕹🎮, but then they surprised me. They always had a stand-up machine, usually was 🟡Pac🟡Man or Defender. Then they added a "Table-top" machine. Ms.Pac-Man🥨 🟡🍒▪︎▪︎👻▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎○▪︎▪︎👻▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎👻▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎▪︎💨👻🍓🍊🍎🍐 These games bring back so many wonderful memories. I loved pinball, shooting pool, games at the carnivals, ⊙skee🔘ball⊙, and of course the arcade games. Dig Dug, Defender, Missile Command, Berserker, Zaxxon, Pole Position, and so many others, far far too many too list. But it was fun! An escape from school work...lol like that was sooo tough...lol. It was just a place to become a star pilot or a action hero, or a villain. You picked who you were. Back then it was so much simpler, easier, and life wasn't a judgmental jury at every turn. The 70's, 80's, and 90's were wonderfully simple. Yes now the technology is 1000X's what we had then but your privacy is also lost just as much as we "gained". Was/is it worth it? NOPE!

I mean, the ZX Spectrum was released in 1982, and the Amistad CPC released in 1985. So, of course one would expect them to be superior to a console from 1977. Europeans were late to the game. But it’s nice they finally came on board, elitism and all 😉 I grew up in Oregon. Our family didn’t have a console (or home computer) until I finally convinced my mom to pick up an Atari 7800 for dirt cheap, Christmas of 1988. Before that all we had were a couple sports hand-helds Mattel made in the late 70s. So around the time of the ColecoVision’s heyday, I relied heavily on gaming at my friends’ houses. Two of them had an Atari 2600 (as did my cousin) and we had fun playing games like Combat, Space Invaders, Wizard of Wor and Pitfall. But one of my best friends had a C64…and we would always want to go to his place to play. At school, we played Lemonade Stand, Carmen SanDiego and of course Oregon Trail. Only one kid in my class had a ColecoVision, and he rarely had friends over. Most of my time playing Coleco came at the store displays. And it was awesome. I was not aware at all of an Amistad CPC or ZX Spectrum at the time of the mid 80s, but I still had fun playing what I was playing in my oblivion.

I lived in the Netherlands (still do) and in 1985 we got a ColecoVision. It was amazing compared to the rest, and certainly compared to the Videopac G7000 (odyssey 2) we came from. We had no clue about the game crash in the USA, and no clue that Coleco was in very bad weather because of that crash. We had quite a bit of games and I enjoyed it SO much as a kid. The last couple of years I'm trying to revive my youth and bought quite some retro systems, one of which is the ColecoVision with Turbo and Atari expansions. It's still my favorite console of the era I think! The design is fabulous. I made a few multi-game carts myself for the games I can't aquire or that are rediculously overpriced. My favorites are definitely H.E.R.O., Tarzan and Frenzy. ColecoVision has some fans in Europe right😉

You're welcome!

You can use retroarch or MAME if you want to play these games. There's a few others but they are the easiest and most versatile.

Hey Dan if anything pops into mind i will comment xD hope you find the diamond in the rough you are looking for. Possibly for Atari 2600 or NES. I have a video up for both of those systems too if you have the time to take a look or quick scroll thru. Give a shout anytime.

Dan Maler I think its Montezumas Revenge

IT COULD BE MR DU. IN SOME WAYS IT SOUNDS A BIT LIKE IT. BUT I DONT RECALL ANY WEAPONS. I RARELY PLAY MR DU NOW EVEN THOUGH I STILL HAVE THE OLD ARCADE MACHINE AND GAME IN IT. IM MORE INTO FACEBOOK GAMES NOW SUCH AS CANDY CRUSH SAGA AND SOLITAIRE BLITZ. BUT NOW AND THEN I PLAY MY OLD PS2 OR SNES. RIGHT NOW IM PLAYING DARK CLOUD FOR ABOUT THE 30TH TIME HA HA.

That might have been Night Stalker on Intellivision. The console looked similar to Colecovision.

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Coleco is playable on a few emulators. I would use retroarch or MAME

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hey Alucard, you'll find the media for this pack on the hyperspin forums. if its unavailable, i will upload it there.

Dubbloseven Thanks friend for answer is the most complete colecovision that is seen for that I asked you thanks again and greetings