Berenstain Bears & Smurfs Save the Day w/ Cassette Tapes & Players

[snesmaster]

My fiancée has a co-worker that has two very rare Atari 2600 games he is looking to sell. I don't know too much about Atari 2600, as I'm mainly into Nintendo and Super Nintendo games.

I'm looking for some info on these games and would like to find out what they might be worth or if anyone knows any collectors that may be interested in them.

Thanks for any help you can provide.

 

 

 

[+Gemintronic]

Here's some info:

http://www.ccjvq.com/slydc/kidvid/kidvid.htm

[+nanochess]

Very nice state. If you don't have the box the price drops sharply. Check this list (not the best one but it gives a reference) http://www.rarityguide.com/atari2600_view.php?FirstRecord=41

 

I've done some search in Internet and a reasonable price for Berenstain Bears would be between $150-$250, and Smurfs Save the Day goes for $50-$150.

 

The best thing you could do would be to start a bid in Gamegavel or eBay, maybe you can get a better offer.

[AtariFriend]

I'm intrested in the bearinstean bears with tapes and manual. IMO, The above price of $150 - $250 is the price for CIB (or new, there was a wack of them found

about 10 or 12 years ago all brand new) not loose like you have. LMK what you want for it and we can go from there.

[Chris Leach]

I picked up both new about 10 years ago for 40$ and opened them to try em. They r only worth what someone might pay for them to have

 

Nice items for sure if they r NTSC? Did they make pal tapes for them?

[snesmaster]

The guy who currently owns these games lives in the the US and they are from his childhood, so I assume they are NTSC. When you say tapes, do you mean the atari cartridge, or the audio tapes. The audio tapes aren't PAL or NTSC as those are standards for video, not audio.