> I wish that the store had not taken my money then, if they no longer sell the
> adapter...
> At least, I would have expected a reply to my emails. But if you got your items
> within 10 days, then something has gone seriously wrong, for sure.
> I'll check out that adapter you suggested.
>
> > ...and honestly, no complaints. I ordered from them ~4-6 months ago. Within
> > 7-10 days I had the two Atari 2600 and the two NES adapters I ordered from
> > RetroZone's RetroUSB line. All four adapters work flawlessly. I'm sorry
> though
> > to read of your experience.
> >
> > -Trebor
> >
> > Edit/update: Interesting...Just visited their website and I saw they are no
> > longer selling the Atari/C64 adapters, just the parts to build your own.
> > Perhaps they're short inventory now (?)
> >
> > As for another place for a similar product try here:
> http://www.atariage.com/store/index.p>
> hp?main_page=product_info&products_id=267&zenid=2224c0e42f42996c09d43c5072310c07
> >
> > I have never purchased one myself, but many others have and it works perfectly
> > as well. It will cost you more because you need to purchase a USB cable as
> well
> > (As opposed to RetroZone's all-in-one adapter and cable design).
> >
>