New on the list are the 3 Answer Software games:
- Malagai
- Confrontation
- Gauntlet
What's AS games make special are the manuals glued to the front of the otherwise plain back box. The three boxes differ only on the right side, displaying the game name and number.
I will deliver each box with 2 manuals (one for the front of the box, one for inside). I won't glue the manual, every owner may decide for himself to glue it or not.
I finally managed to finish my The Last Starfighter box for the 5200. It's based on an official artwork, the logo is from the first release (the anniversary release has a different one).
I made a poster about the Atari Lynx system:
Heroes & Villains of the Atari Lynx: Pixel Art/Sprites from all officially released Lynx games
Size:
A3 - 420 x 297 mm (folded to A4)
Paper:
135g glossy 4/4 color digital print
A poster is EURO 3.00, world-wide shipping is EURO 4.00 in robust envelope (combined shipping with other items is possible of course).
The posters are pre-folded. It’s impossible to ship them in rolls, it’s just too ex
Based on the regular Death Star Battle box design and the artwork of the promotion box Revenge of the Jedi Game I. The artwork is quite blurry since I only have a low res artwork photo shot.
The box protector is somewhat dusty, the box itself looks fine:) I have had to do some tricks to fit the Imagic cart holder into the box but it works. Box is printed on silver foil.
The Ebivision game boxes are known to be totally flimsy (with the exception Power Off, available in the AA store) and not available anymore. Dan suggested that it would be a good idea to update the box quality. I tried to get in touch with Ebivision to get the official blessing but couldn't get a contact address. Since the boxes aren't available anymore I set down and gave it a go, clearly stating "Reproduction Box" on the front, it shouldn't harm anyone.
If you want to try out Merlin's Wal
Here a box for the game Heart like a Wheel (based on the movie with the same title) from 20th Century Fox. The artwork used is from a movie theatre poster. If you want to know more about the game just check the page on AtariProtos right here: http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/unknown3/unknown3.htm
This time it's the box for Mr SQL's port of the Philips Videopac hit Munchkin to the 2600 Supercharger. It's a limited real tape version like back in the days. You still can order it here: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/222606-kc-munchkin-monster-maze-atari-2600/. My approach on this box is a mix of my Starpath template and the original Philips game.
Back in 2009 I made repro boxes for all Suntek games:
Asteroid Belt
Bermuda
Bi! Bi!
Boom Bang
Catch Time
Criminal Persuit
Curtiss
Dragon Defender
Farmyard Fun
Firebug
Galactic
Hey! Stop!
IQ Memory Teaser
Mafia
Mariana
Mole Hunter
Motocross
Netmaker
Pac-Kong
Panda (Quest)
Pyramid War
Ski Run
Skydiver
Space Raid
Spectracube
Super Ferrari
The Year 1999
Time Race
Tuby Bird
Tom Boy
Treasure Island
Ufo Patrol
Walker
Zoo Fun
I am working on a series of trading cards for the INTV (with the support of the INTV Funhouse) for quite some time now after finishing the Atari 7800 trading cards. Today I have received the test prints and the cards are looking fine. I have to do a few small changes but then they are ready to go.
The first series with 50 cards features the original Mattel releases and a nice box. A set costs EURO 35 including shipping airmail letter (robust box/uninsured/no tracking). For insurance
Hello everyone,
Quite some time ago I saw some nice trading cards for the Coleco over there in the Colecovision/Adam sub forum and thought that it would be nice to have something like this for the Atari and started doing some samples. It turned out to look nice so I made a set of 50 cards for a complete series that includes all original Atari releases. If I can raise enough interest I will do a second series with non-Atari releases, prototypes and new releases as well as a hardware a
After several requests from Dan (bfstats) I took the time and sat down to do repros of all Video Gems boxes:
- Missile Control
- Mission Survive
- Steeplechase
- Surfer's Paradise
- Treasure Below
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