surfnmadness

I remember there being deals where you buy this system today, mail in this certificate with the proof of purchase to get a free game or controller. Never a real rebate offer from Atari/Sears.

Ngage stuff was out on the file swapping programs the same day it hit the street.

I more bothered by the fact that the seller has used BLURRED digitial photos of the cart close up. I can not stand it when sellers think their digital cell phone cameras take good pictures.

Best part is the fact that the COMBAT cartridge is missing. Never played per missing cart! Also, why would the power supply say it was for Video Pinball? Looks more like one you would have gone back to the store for when the original burned out.

The part that bugged me was no local pickup, must be sent. What is up with that? Is it really stolen or broken stuff from some old Atari users group?

Same here, Got my monster in form of little baby boy on way in November. Nothing to do now but just read about everyone elses great finds. Nice listings though and fair prices.

Ha, Still got my original 1978 with every cartridge I ever purchased, including all the ones I got in 84 during the crash at the local Kabee toys for $1 a piece. Thankfully, mom kept my system safe over the years and I got ahold of it again, much after my hard drinking years where over.

Per the Colecovision FAQs, it does not appear to have any carts that would not work. In fact, it was the bases for the Coleco Gemini system made later. http://www.classicgaming.com/colecofaq/

Nice haul, The cocktail tables alone would be worth it. Even if they dont work, there are lots of MAME users wanting one of those to mod their cases into.

Not mine.... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=3539813056

Yet another reason to blow the dust off my GBA besides long plane flights.

I just want to take to opportunity to say a great big thanks to our host of this great site. This goes to all the forum admin, article writters and even my fellow posting friends. It is so great to have so much information in one site. If it is not found here, someone can ask a question in a forum and get an answer quickly in a few days, if not even hours (or even minutes at times). Keep up the great work!

Nice setup Steve, I have purchased games from you on ebay and continue to watch your listings for more.

That is also the label from the never released cartridge..... The Black Hole!

Atariguide.com list 550 on their last spread sheet. But there are sort of duplicates when you look at Sears and Atari labels.