New games for 2017!
First up is
Bits n Bytes by
C.Malcolm
(Binary Star), a
compliation of 7
games and
applications for the
Vectrex. This item
is available
for
purchase.
(more coming soon)
New 2600 games from Thomas Jentzsch, and Andreas Gustafsson (Spaceman Splorf) are in the works for 2017/2018, along with some re-releases of older games by Scott Dayton.
For the O2/VP, Incoming from Ivan Machado will be coming out later in 2017 (or 2018). Another game by Chris Read will be released in mid 2017, The 50-Foot Talk Stalk of Celery.
For the Vectrex Packrat hopes to have Karl Quappe and Release from Malban, later in 2017 (release date unknown at this time).
(Special note for the O2/VP Multi-cart, which will have the option to ship with an updated manual and index card, for those who want to use a VP plastic game case of their own instead of the usual VHS box. Coming in 2017)!
Packrat Video Games, LLC is a proud producer of quality Atari 2600, Odyssey2 and Vectrex homebrews and hacks. Packrat also specializes in new classic video game merchandise, and is always looking for new projects! Packrat appreciate your patronage!
Due to various reasons from the one man production crew that runs Packrat, there is a backlog on orders for the 233 O2/VP Muilti-cart, which is in high demand. Doing my best to work on this item, but expect delays.
Other game orders are behind by a few weeks, due to some things happening in my life at the moment. Working on getting caught up once again.
Orders are being filled in order received (and paid), as the backlog is worked on. Thank you for your understanding and patience! (Backlog status)
The shipping rate for one Vectrex (or one boxed 2600) game has been lowered by $9, due to a new way to limit the weight of the package for International orders. Note that with lesser protection (which makes the package lighter), there is a slightly greater chance that packages could get damaged. If this does start to happen, Packrat will revert to the higher prices flat-rate shipping price. Hoping this works well, and helps cut the high cost of shipping one Vectrex (or boxed 2600) game overseas.