helmsm

I'm interested in one as well

I have 6 that work: 2600 Heavy Sixer 2600 Heavy Sixer (Sears) 2600 Vader 2600 Jr. 7800 Colecovision with Expansion Module 1 I have 4 that don't work: 2600 4-Switch Wood 2600 4-Switch Wood 2600 Vader 2600 Jr.

Here in the Sunnyvale, CA area, I remember Atari products being sold at the world-famous Toys R Us in Sunnyvale (the one with the ghost), Sears in Mountain View, and I got a ton of 2600 carts at the Emporium basement sales on the Sunnyvale/Mountain View border. I'm sure there were other places, like the electronics stores and Montgomery Wards in the Sunnyvale Town Center, but those are the places I definitely remember seling Atari products.

I use a basic glue stick, works really well

Here's my Sears Heavy Sixer, SN#28102U

Here's my Atari Heavy Sixer, SN#77785J

Here's mine - SN 77785J

Big fan/subscriber of Metal Jesus! Watched the video this morning...awesome 2600/Walkman mashup!

I don't have a weekly or monthly budget, but I (mainly) won't pay more than $20 for a cart

I have a Sears heavy sixer, a few 4 switch woodies, a Vader, and a few Jr....and a 7800 that I used for gameplay

My first 2600 was a light sixer in the late 70s

My current count is 175 titles, and 196 total carts (including duplicates). I just picked up 75 carts last weekend, the vast majority are commons with a few I didn't already have, so I still need to go through those and decide what I want/don't want.

Thanks!

Found this list: - Atari Video Cube (later sold in stores) - Crazy Climber - Gravitar (silver label version) - Quadrun - SwordQuest WaterWorld (later sold in stores) Any others?

I know there were a few games available only through mail order from the Atari Club. Here's what I could think of: - Atari Video Cube (later sold in stores) - Crazy Climber - Quadrun What's the other games? Thanks!