BrotherNights

Haha, thanks for all the replies you guys! To answer the question about how complete "Baseball 2" is, it's All Star Major League Baseball, and from intvfunhouse.com they say "This added 0- 1- or 2-player modes, fly balls, sliding into base, a slightly larger field of play, and tweaked sprites for the player animations. INTV Corporation released this game as World Championship baseball - one of the few games for which they included overlays." Here's a set of pictures and video we took last night of each item: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/7spzkthrc8xofo8/x-dwWQlT3R/INTV

Hey guys, I'm new to AtariAge, but have been in the collecting community for several years now. I'm a pretty active member over at NintendoAge under the name JHawkZZ. So I'm not just some guy off the street I worked with a former Intellivision developer, and that developer was kind enough to give me a couple of one of a kind items. The first is a prototype version of the Intellivision ECS keyboard. The differences are clear in the pictures, but are that it's much larger, has much higher quality buttons, and they are more spread out. The assumption would be that they reduced the size and button quality to cut down the price. The second items is a T-card (a development cart with EPROMS) containing the unreleased game Major League Baseball II. Both items are fully functioning, and I know they must be worth something but am not sure what. I'm not certain if I want to sell them or not, but I at least wanted to make the community aware that they existed, and get an idea of value. I have plenty more pictures, but below should be sufficient to show what I'm talking about. Thanks very much! Keyboard Pics Released ECS keyboard on the LEFT, prototype on the RIGHT. Side shot of prototype. Shows the raised buttons. T-Card with Major League Baseball II