Stampede (Atari 2600 Expert/A)

It says Difficulty B which is actually Expert A. You can tell because of the short rope in the video. Weird huh?

@AwesomeOgre: My Atari 2600 Junior with 32 integrated games has that detail. Position A is Equal to Mode Novice and Position B is equal to Mode Expert. YES of course.

@omargeddon:

Thanks for the vote and reassurance on the settings being reverse. I remember reading about that unit, very cool!

Is the reversal of switches somewhat common for clone consoles? Makes it really difficult to tell the settings! Thankfully the length of the rope is indicating! Well done and yes vote!

@AwesomeOgre: Your unit requires double attention to set the Difficulty switches correctly. YES from me!

@AwesomeOgre: On Atari 7800 Prosystem console, Difficulty switches have NO label. Left position is equivalent to Novice, and Right position is equal to Expert.

What music is the background? what video game? sounds good

It's a new record !

Vote YES !

@RetroRob:

Thanks for the vote RetroRob! im not sure how common it is but now i see why some people use to tell me B was expert and A was novice. Maybe they grew up with one of these units.

@oyamafamily:

Thanks for voting oyamafamily! yea , i probally shouldnt use this unit for scores since it may cause some confusion. I'll have to check my 7800 now but im sure you are right on the settings as i remember it too being weird 

@omargeddon:

Im not sure what the music goes to omar. i was just looking for something western sounding and 8-bit to go along with the game. im glad you like it, it does go well with it 

@retrogaminginvaders:

Thanks for voting retrogaminginvaders! It sure is, for now anyway 

I have to try to beat this 

yes

@ministorm04:

Thanks ministorm04!