Multicarts...has anyone bought one?

[Bob Bytchin]

I was browsing and found this site. Has anyone bought a multi-cart from this guy? This sounds quite interesting, but is it real?

http://home.xnet.com/~skelly/multis.htm

[Tempest]

I've got both his 5200 and Vectrex multi-carts. They're both worth it! I highly recommend them. The 5200 is especially nice since you can play all those prototypes you'll never get your hands on (unless your extremely lucky like me). The Vectrex cart also has a number of unreleased prototypes (Including Dark Tower). He also makes 2600 and an unoffical Colecovision multicart that I've been told are good buys as well.

 

I've known Sean for a few years now, he was one of the first people I met when I started to get back into collecting. He's a good guy, I can vouch for him (if my opinion means anything to you). Just ask around, and you'll find that most people own his multi-carts.

 

Tempest

[+bfstats]

I own Sean's Atari2600 MultiCart and it is definitely worth having. Of the 256 dip-switch-selectable games on it, approximately 80 are non-US releases. Some examples are Astrowar, Challenge and Open Sesame. Sean Kelly is a member of the Digital Press staff and is involved in organizing classic game shows like the Philly Classic and CGE in Vegas.

[Bob Bytchin]

Thank much guys. I contacted him last night, and will be buying a few of his multi-carts. It's good to know that he is reputable, and people recommend him. He seems like the kind of guy that classic gaming is all about.

[Bob Mackey]

I wonder how much a 5200 multicart would cost. I would really like to have one, but it would probably be too expensive for me. It might also spoil some of the fun I have looking for individual carts.