Hello David Drake here.
I discovered this awesome place while reminiscing about an old coin op game I haven't played in years. Atari's Liberator is a game I mastered in 1983 and I still hold the record score. I look forward to meeting members in this community and maybe sharing knowledge I may have about classic gaming and the classic gaming era.

dwdrake2 :   Glad to have you aboard David.  My name is Chris.  This is such an awesome site, and they do have so many great arcade games of old.  I grew up on those in the skating rink and the malls back when they had them.  They also have so many other really great games for many different systems.  We are all nice here and very happy to have new members.  I hope you enjoy, and have a blast here

dwdrake2 : ---[Welcome to Vizzed!]---

Man, i should make an audio message for that. Anyway, nice to meet you, David! (If you don't mind being called by your name.) How are you doing? So, you have a record? That's awesome. I never heard of that game though, can you tell me a bit more of it?

Other questions: What games do you also like? Like other classic games?
And i always friend a newbie whenever i feel like i got the chance, so mind if i friend you?

Oh, one more thing: If you want help, contact the mods. Or me, maybe i can help. Or go to the chat room, there mostly are users online there. It's being refreshed too, having a new look!

Have fun and enjoy your stay!

MrBeingcool1 : Hello there. Liberator was part of the Atari Age and the Atari Force. There were six mini comics that were produced by DC Comics and Packaged and shipped with six Atari 2600 cartridges. The titles were Defender, Berserk, Star Raiders, Phoenix, Galaxian, Centipede and a comic done internally for Yars' Revenge called The Qotile Ultimatum. Atari Force would later become a full-size comic with a run of 20 issues under DC comics.

Liberator is an arcade game based on the Atari Force comic book series. The game was coined as reverse Missile Command and the GFX were impressive at the time (1982).  My score was honored by my image being placed on an official twin Galaxies trading card in 2014. I haven't looked to much past the old arcade games and mostly have been playing titles like Crazy Climber, Satan's Hollow, Astro Blaster, Robotron, Punch Out.  I'm still trying to figure out how to set the controls to play games like Liberator (uses a trackball) and star Trek (uses a spinner type control).

I would post some links on the above info but I haven't reviewed all the forums rules and don't want to take and chances till  I've read them all. From what I have gathered so far Is there is a lot of respectful people gathered here and that is a great thing. Friend request excepted.

lordbelial669 : Thank you for the welcome. Yes the skating rinks, malls and movie theaters of way back when were a great time in that era.
This place has already given me fond flashbacks.

dwdrake2 : Hi there and welcome to Vizzed! I'm glad that you decided to join, especially someone who is a record holder. Make yourself at home and if you have any questions just ask, happy gaming ^^