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I held on to it. Don't need the money that badly and kind of like the idea of having something so rare. I didn't expect to reach the reserve, but if it did... I wouldn't have minded letting it go at that point LOL

I have no idea how this cartridge came in to existence. All I know is that, 30 years ago, my dad walked in to a used game store and picked this up. At the same time, he got a similar version of Pizza Chef (Still trying to get that one to work, it needs to be cleaned), a prototype of Off Your Rocker, the label free versions of Halloween and Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and a few other really rare titles.

Ok, I decided to let it go and post it on Ebay. In the auction is a link to my YouTube video showing the game in working condition, along with the ZiMag copyright. I have had this game in my collection for 30ish years and it's time to part ways. Check out the auction HERE

Does anyone know who were the actual developers for the games created by ZiMag? In particular, "Pizza Chef" and "Immies & Aggies". I've done some searching, but can't find any info. Thanks.

Just tested the games at a local used game store. Immies & Aggies has the ZiMag logo. Pizza Chef needs to be cleaned, but I will do that and test it tonight (I bought a system to test it on)

Where is Harrison Ford when you need him?

If that's the case, would that mean that it's not the Brazil version? I'm so lost right now. GET ME TO AN ATARI 2600!!!! lol

Here are the Halloween and TCM. Both are listed on Ebay right now.

Wait? The Pizza Chef and Immies & Aggies games? Any info you have on them would be AMAZING! Thanks!

Here's Off Your Rocker. I'll have to find the other two after I put the kids to bed tonight.

Nope. I was like 4 when my dad got them. He said that everything was like that when he bought them.

I didn't copy them. My dad got them 30 years ago at some random flea market. He got them along with Prototypes of Off Your Rocker, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Halloween. There is a used game shop in San Antonio that I am checking with to see if they have a working Atari system.

Either way, anyone know what these would be worth? I know the copy carts themselves are rare and the games are rare as well. Guessing that if they are from Zimag, they would be worth more.

When I get a working 2600 again, I will check to see if a company logo shows up on the game. Either way, anyone have an idea of what this is worth?

I'll check next week when I get a new 2600. Mine stopped working a few months ago. REALLY hope it's a Zimag logo