jaybird

Do these exist? I have a few sealed NES games I really need to protect from bumps and bruises, but I can't find what I'm looking for. If these aren't out there, what do you guys use to protect yours?

Down again captain. She's been going under and resurfacing all day long.

I've never played a RPG in my life for more than 5 minutes & I have Fable pre-ordered. It should consume me until Halo 2 releases.

I ordered two of the NES controllers remade for the Atari when Junie first opened shop. I received them within a couple of weeks of ordering. As Albert said earlier, they were quite useless with a 7800/2600 Jr, and had a horrible looking stiff white cord that you could use as a lance. Of course, this was well before the hard times set in, but I think he intended to be an honest business person. Unfortunately, it seems ethics have gone out the window with his rumored hard times.

Probably not, since I already have a black one. I'm needing an extra one for my office & wanted something different to spice it up. Thanks for thinking of me, though.

I'm looking to buy or trade for one of the "Funtastic" N64s, preferably either Smoke, Grape or Ice Blue. An expansion pack would be nice, but not necessary. Here's the 2600 & 7800 games I have for trade: ATARI 2600 ATARI 7800 I also have tons of NES, SNES & Genesis games to trade. Thanks for the read!

I got my one negative from an idiot as well. When I got it I felt like closing that account & opening another even though I had a rating of close to 200 at the time. I've been a member since July of 1998, and have 405 positives, 1 neutral & 1 negative. I actually have 4 neutrals, but 3 of them were when eBay had the stupid rule of making any comment a neutral if the user who left it was suspended. So 3 of my positives turned into neutrals as a result. Ironically, the guy who left me a negative is now suspended & I'm wishing that rule was still in effect so it'd get changed to neutral

Could you list which ones you have? And would you be willing to sell separately?

That's alot of games for that price. AND you get a R.O.B.! I don't think it'll stay under $100 for too much longer though.

My favorites that haven't been named yet are: Activision Boxing Double Dunk Basketball Activision Tennis RealSports Tennis Fishing Derby Space Invaders These games are all fun for me & my friends to play together. Warlords is still one of the greatest, though. You can't beat 4-player action.

Fire Fly?

It's a very good book. Brings back a lot of memories looking at those games. I can remember the exact places I played them. Tron in a Jr. Food Mart, Star Wars in a Wal-Mart...I could go on & on with the memories. Someone on another board recommended I go to www.unitedgame.com They have a sealed copy of Moon Patrol for only $3. They also have loads of other games for all systems if anyone wants to check them out.

I was reading the book "Arcade Fever" last night & came across the page featuring Moon Patrol. I have fond memories of the game & decided to dig it out of my Atari collection & give it a whirl. Remarkably, ut of the 203 Atari games that I owned, Moon Patrol is not one of them. Given it's pretty common, that was surprising to me. So, if anybody has an extra for sale, let me know & I'll gladly buy it. I'll pay with PayPal to get it here quicker. Thanks!

I'm with KBeXpress. Seaquest. I have a high appreciation for that game as a result of the Activision Quest. Kaboom! is pretty sweet as well. Gotta love those reflex games!

I did a little research on eBay to make sure what was right & what was wrong (at least according to eBay): quote: Fee avoidance - Circumventing eBay fees. Examples: * Canceling a listing to sell the item to anyone who contacted the seller through eBay, or became aware of the item through eBay * Ending a listing early to sell the item at a higher price to the winning bidder If you've experienced any of these selling misuses, please report offenses to Investigations. Disciplinary action may result in the indefinite suspension of a user's account, temporary suspension, or a formal warning. eBay will consider the circumstances of an alleged offense and the user's trading records before taking action. Here's the link to where I found that if anyone is interested. eBay So it looks like the seller would be the one violating eBay rules, since eBay wouldn't know who technically "won". I don't know how they'd know that an auction was ended early because of this unless, of course, someone bragged on a message board I can see both sides of the debate, although it's not something I personally would ask a seller to do, nor would I end an auction early and sell outside of eBay. I like the little shred of security eBay allows you in a transaction completed through them.