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    Sadly, no. That's why I thought contacting them would be the easiest way. I kinda surprised Ricky Henry with MMSBC II. I've seen the actual box, manual and cart from BitPop so it's not a phantom. You'd be one of the very few to own such a thing. He has full permission to sell it.

    Well, I just sent them an e-mail to see how I can order MMSBC II.

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    Thank you :) Er, you know that the Gold Edition is the first MMSBC game and not this one, right? Both are two player simultaneous games. MMSBC is more competitive.

    LOL! No, I did not. I did not see MMSBC II on their site. I only saw the silver and gold editions.

     

    Do you have a direct link to where they sell MMSBC II? I tried to search using the keyword "Atari" but only got the silver and gold.

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    I am wondering what people use for cleaning their cartridges (label, shell, and contacts). I used to use ClassiClean (for all those things), but ran out now. I thought it was a great product and now wished I had stocked up with more. If anyone has an extra bottle (or two) then I'd be happy to pay for some. Otherwise, what are the best options out there? Thanks!

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    Hi toymailman...

     

    The one right above A1 88 5425515 is A1 74 5876442.

    What do you mean by "just three away"?

     

    Also, I noticed on the list A1 88 5425515 is listed as being a part of the units without an "Expansion Interface". That would be incorrect.

    The system has a complete Expansion Module Interface.

    In the listing on Post #1 the one right above yours is...

    A1 88 5425512 -jalidi

    A1 88 5425515 -Trebor (with Expansion Interface)

     

    There is only a difference of 3.

     

    Also, this A1 88 unit is quite an odd duck to have an expansion interface so late in the game. By the serial number the shell was likely made in August 1988 which is long after the interface was dropped. Some units have a hole but no actual port inside and others have a port, but was covered up with a shell that has no hole. This must be one where the stars aligned and a unit with an interface was put out at this late date. Cool.

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    Just so I know, can we read, say this:

     

     

    As likely meaning those two consoles were in spitting distance of each other on the assembly line? Or do the numbers not actually follow each other that closely?

    I think for the shells the answer is yes. However, the motherboards were on a different schedule. I have another thread where I tested a ton of 7800 consoles and opened em up to see the date of the motherboards. The date of the motherboards doesn't necessarily follow the date of the shell in chronological order.

     

    A good guess is that the shells were manufactured on a schedule with stickers applied and motherboards were made somewhere else. Then they would be assembled. Therefore the "oldest" shell may not necessarily have the "oldest" motherboard.

     

    Check out how close the one Trebor just posted (A1 88 5425515) with the one right above it. Just three away!

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    Played some more with baby down for his nap.

     

    178,500

     

    Still with max lives but I had to shut it off as I ran out of free time. I still can not tell the difference between Keystone Kapers. I think it is a graphical hack only, correct?

     

    Anyway, I like Keystone Kapers, but don't have the time to roll this puppy. :(

     

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