[Dec/04/2002]
 
 Astro Chase (c)1982 First Star Software
 
 This is a cartridge for Exidy's Max-A-Flex system, which is basically an Atari 600XL
 computer inside an arcade cabinet. There is additional hardware that controls the
 length of time that you may play the game. Each time you insert a quarter, an
 amount of time determined by dip switch settings on the controller board is added.
 While the timer is running, all controls are active and you can control the game
 via Start, Select, Option, an 8-way joystick and one button.
 When the timer gets down to 10 seconds of play remaining, the control board starts
 beeping a progressivly higher pitched beep and flashing the
 "insert coin" and "extend play" lights. When the timer gets to zero, the controls
 become non-functional, but the game does not reset, so you could add more coins
 and continue playing.
 
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[Sep/15/2002]
 
 Boulder Dash (c)1984 First Star Software
 
 This is a cartridge for Exidy's Max-A-Flex system, which is basically an Atari 600XL
 computer inside an arcade cabinet. There is additional hardware that controls the
 length of time that you may play the game. Each time you insert a quarter, an
 amount of time determined by dip switch settings on the controller board is added.
 While the timer is running, all controls are active and you can control the game
 via Start, Select, Option, an 8-way joystick and one button.
 When the timer gets down to 10 seconds of play remaining, the control board starts
 beeping a progressivly higher pitched beep and flashing the
 "insert coin" and "extend play" lights. When the timer gets to zero, the controls
 become non-functional, but the game does not reset, so you could add more coins
 and continue playing.
 
 For pictures and info on the game, visit:
 
 http://www.arcadecollecting.com/boulder/boulder.html
 
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[Dec/18/2002]
 
 Bristles (c)1983 First Star Software
 
 This is a cartridge for Exidy's Max-A-Flex system, which is basically an Atari 600XL
 computer inside an arcade cabinet. There is additional hardware that controls the
 length of time that you may play the game. Each time you insert a quarter, an
 amount of time determined by dip switch settings on the controller board is added.
 While the timer is running, all controls are active and you can control the game
 via Start, Select, Option, an 8-way joystick and one button.
 When the timer gets down to 10 seconds of play remaining, the control board starts
 beeping a progressivly higher pitched beep and flashing the
 "insert coin" and "extend play" lights. When the timer gets to zero, the controls
 become non-functional, but the game does not reset, so you could add more coins
 and continue playing.
 
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[Dec/18/2002]
 
 Flip and Flop (c)1983 First Star Software
 
 This is a cartridge for Exidy's Max-A-Flex system, which is basically an Atari 600XL
 computer inside an arcade cabinet. There is additional hardware that controls the
 length of time that you may play the game. Each time you insert a quarter, an
 amount of time determined by dip switch settings on the controller board is added.
 While the timer is running, all controls are active and you can control the game
 via Start, Select, Option, an 8-way joystick and one button.
 When the timer gets down to 10 seconds of play remaining, the control board starts
 beeping a progressivly higher pitched beep and flashing the
 "insert coin" and "extend play" lights. When the timer gets to zero, the controls
 become non-functional, but the game does not reset, so you could add more coins
 and continue playing.
 
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