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As warned (thanks, guys, for preparing me), eBay pulled this listing. I have posted it, for all who may be interested, here in the Marketplace Forum: http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=82353

...all four Absolute titles (Pete Rose Baseball, Skate Boardin', TitleMatch Pro Wrestling, Tomcat F-14 Flight Simulator) with manuals, + TNT BMX AirMaster with manual. All mint. Here is a collection of 6 Atari 2600 video game cartridges comprising 261 different game programs. Many of the games in this collection are common, but there are some titles which are quite rare. This is a great opportunity to play some of those games which are difficult if not impossible to find loose. Complete list follows: All 4 titles from Absolute Entertainment, including manuals (all NTSC) - Pete Rose Baseball Skate Boardin' TitleMatch Pro Wrestling Tomcat F-14 Flight Simulator ...the only title released by TNT Games, with manual (NTSC) - BMX AirMaster ...and the 256-game MultiCart first sold at the 2001 Philly Classic Game Expo, which includes the following titles - Adventure Air Raid Air Raiders Airlock Alien Alligator People Amidar Assault Astroblast Astrowar Atlantis Bachelor Party Bachelorette Party Bank Heist Barnstorming Beany Bopper Beat 'em and Eat 'em Bermuda Bermuda Triangle Bi! Bi! Bobby is Going Home Boing! Boom! Bang! Boxing Brick Kick Bridge Bugs Burning Desire Cakewalk Carnival Cat & Mouse Cathouse Blues Challenge Championship Soccer Chase the Chuckwagon Checkers China Syndrome Chopper Command Coconuts Coke Wins Col'N Color Bar Generator Commando Raid Condor Attack Cosmic Ark Cosmic Corridor Cosmic Swarm Cosmic Creeps Crash Dive Criminal Pursuit Cross Force Cruise Missle Crypts of Chaos Cubicolor Custer's Revenge Dark Cavern Deadly Duck Death Trap Demolition Herby Demon Attack Dice Puzzle Dishaster Dolphin Donkey Kong Donkey Kong with altered graphics Dragon Defender Dragonfire Duck Shoot Earth Dies Screaming Eli's Ladder Encounter at L-5 Enduro Entombed Exocet Fantastic Voyage Farmyard Fun Fast Eddie Fast Food Final Approach Fire Fighter Fire Spinner Firefly Fishing Derby Flash Gordon Forest Frankenstein's Monster Frogger Frogs & Flies Frostbite Galaga Gangster Alley Gas Hog Gauntlet Ghost Manor G I Joe Glib Gopher Gorf Grand Prix Great Escape Guardian Halloween Hole Hunter I Want My Mommy Ice Hockey Imagic Selector Immies & Aggies Infiltrate International Soccer IQ 180 Jawbreaker Journey Escape Jump Ice Jungle Fever Kaboom Karate Keystone Kapers King Kong Knight on the Town Laser Blast with altered graphics Laser Gates Lock N Chase London Blitz Lost Luggage M*A*S*H M*A*S*H with altered graphics M.A.D. Malagai Marauder Marine Wars Master Builder MegaForce Megamania Missile Command with altered graphics Missile Control Mission 3000 Mogul Maniac Motocross Mouse Trap Mr. Postman Music Machine My Way Name This Game Nexar Nexar with altered graphics Nitemare No Escape Nuts Off Your Rocker Oink! Open Sesame Pac-Kong Pac-Kong with altered graphics Panda Chase Parachute Peek-A-Boo Pharoah's Curse Philly Flasher Picnic Pitfall Planet Patrol Plaque Attack Pooyan Pyramid Wars Q*Bert Quick Step Racquetball Raft Rider Ram It Reactor Rescue Terra I Riddle of the Sphinx River Raid Room of Doom Rubik's Cube Save Our Ship Save Our Ship with altered graphics Scuba Diver Sea Hawk Sea Hunt Sea Monster Seaquest Seesaw Shark Attack Shootin' Gallery Shuttle Orbiter Ski Hunt Skiing Sky Jinks Sky Skipper Snail Against Squirrel Sneak N Peek Solar Storm Sorcerer Space Canyon Space Cavern Space Raid Space Robot Space Tunnel Spacechase Spacemaster X-7 Spider Fighter Spiderman Spitfire Attack Squeeze Box Sssnake Stampede with altered graphics Star Fox StarGunner StarMaster Star Strike Star Voyager Star Wars Empire Strikes Back Star Wars Jedi Arena Steeplechase Stellar Track Strategy X Stronghold Stuntman Sub Scan Submarine Commander Super Challenge Baseball Super Ferrari Surfer's Paradise Survival Run Tac Scan Tanks But No Tanks Tapeworm Tennis Texas Chainsaw Massacre Threshold Thunderground Time Warp Tomboy Towering Inferno Traffic Trick Shot Tuby Bird Turmoil UFO Patrol Universal Chaos Venture Video Jogger Video Reflex Wabbit Walker Wall Ball Wall Defender Warplock Wizard of Wor Word Zapper World End Worm War I X-Man Z-Tack Zoo Fun All the titles in the MultiCart are 2K or 4K and are selected by flipping dip switches (settings list included) accessed through the face of the cartridge (see photo). EVERY selection has been tested and works perfectly. Please note that the majority of titles in this list are NTSC but there are a few PAL titles which may make the picture roll on NTSC televisions. I am the original owner of all these cartridges; they were purchased either at retail or direct from the publisher and have never been "in the wild". Manuals and cartridge labels are in pristine condition and all the games work fine. Anyone interested in making an offer, please send me a PM by no later than 11pm Eastern (8pm Pacific) Sunday, January 29th. And please feel free to ask questions if more info is needed before making an offer.

Didn't know that. Thanks for the advice.

...all four Absolute titles (Pete Rose Baseball, Skate Boardin', TitleMatch Pro Wrestling, Tomcat F-14 Flight Simulator) with manuals, + TNT BMX AirMaster with manual. All mint. http://cgi.ebay.com/256-MultiCart-All-Abso...1QQcmdZViewItem As warned (thanks, guys, for preparing me), eBay pulled this listing. I have posted it, for all who may be interested, here in the Marketplace Forum: http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=82353

Bumper Bash cart and box WaterWorld complete

Bumper Bash boxed on eBay. Check this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...AMEWA%3AIT&rd=1

Next item to sell from my collection: GLIB for the 2600, complete with manual, box and insert. Cart is pristine and works perfectly. The manual is an 8-page fold-out, also pristine. THE BOX IS PRISTINE, as is the insert which holds the cartridge in place (see photos). I am the original owner of this item. It was purchased at retail in December of 1986 and has been in my possession since, so you can be sure it is well-preserved. If anyone is interested in making an offer, please send me a PM before 11pm Eastern on Friday night (April 22nd) and I'll reply with more photos.

Here's one to add to the list: "The Collector Mentality" Once I decided on a system, buying EVERY game I encountered for that system was, umm.... only natural. If it were strictly as an investment, I would have bought 2 or more of every game, but who could afford more than one $40 Pac-Man back then?! I'll be the first to admit that collecting is a disease. Once bitten by that bug, it is difficult to find a cure. Definitely not rational, but finding ways to acquire what I don't have at reasonable prices is a fun challenge. And yes, sometimes (often, well... most of the time, er... okay, ALL THE TIME) it is more satisfying to ACQUIRE a game than it is to play it. THAT'S the Collector Mentality.

Imagic Wing War

Imagic Wing War

Sold on eBay.

Sold on eBay. Thanks to all who expressed interest.

Sold! Thanks to all who expressed interest.

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Yes, they are grouped by company. Activision is the entire top row (45 titles) and Atari covers almost the entire space to the left of the door. The rest are in single rows or 2-row blocks.

The boxes are individually shrink-wrapped and then wedged top-to-bottom between rows of 3/4" clear acrylic L-shaped molding. Only the molding is fastened to the wall. Any box can be removed and replaced without disturbing the surrounding boxes. Nothing at all to be apalled at.

The boxes are individually shrink-wrapped and then wedged top-to-bottom between rows of 3/4" clear acrylic L-shaped molding. Only the molding is fastened to the wall. Any box can be removed and replaced without disturbing the surrounding boxes. Nothing at all to be apalled at.

All 7 CBS Electronics titles released for the 2600 in the US as a single lot - Blueprint, Gorf, Mountain King, Omega Race, Solar Fox, Tunnel Runner, and Wizard of Wor. Included will be the carts, manuals, Booster Grip controller for Omega Race, and color-laser copies of promotional materials, magazine articles, and a newsletter relevant to CBS' releases, some of which never saw the light of day. I am the original owner of the entire set which was acquired at retail between December of '83 and May of '84. Every piece is, shall we say, well-preserved (see photo). Auction ends Sunday evening. Please have a look. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...AMESE%3AIT&rd=1

Next item to sell from my collection: Malagai for the 2600. Cart is pristine (see photo) and works perfectly. The manual is creased in two directions but it was sent to me that way by Answer Software folded in an envelope with one of three letters, color laser copies of which are included. The original manual was glued to the front of the plain black box, which has already been sold. Sorry. The letters discuss the Personal Game Programmer, their other titles, Gauntlet and Confrontation, and their relationship with Romox. I am the original owner of this item. It was purchased in August of 1984 directly from Answer Software and has been in my possession since. A copy of the original receipt will be included to add to its authenticity. I plan to list this on eBay this Sunday. If anyone is interested in making an offer before it is listed, please send me a PM and I'll reply with more details and photos.

Next item to sell from my collection: All 7 CBS Electronics titles released for the 2600 in the US as a single lot - Blueprint, Gorf, Mountain King, Omega Race, Solar Fox, Tunnel Runner, and Wizard of Wor. Included will be the carts, manuals, Booster Grip controller for Omega Race, and color-laser copies of promotional materials, magazine articles, and a newsletter relevant to CBS' releases, some of which never saw the light of day. I am the original owner of the entire set which was acquired at retail between December of '83 and May of '84. Every piece is, shall we say, well-preserved (see photo). I plan to list this on eBay this Sunday. If anyone is interested in making an offer before it is listed, please send me a PM and I'll reply with more details and photos.

Anyone have problems running CBS games on the CuttleCart2? The F8's (Blueprint and Solar Fox) work fine, but the 4K's (Gorf, Wizard of Wor) and the FA's (Mountain King, Omega Race, Tunnel Runner) generate a "FPGA config error". Please post any ideas on how to resolve this.

Sold! Thanks to all of you who expressed interest. Please watch this forum for more items for sale from my collection in the near future.

Sorry to take so long to reply to these posts. Sometimes the vocation can get in the way of the avocation. First a word of humble thanks to CPUWIZ and Cassidy Nolen. Their vote of confidence means a lot to me, especially coming from two major contributors to the classic gaming community. I admire their work, and their class. Yes, this particular MagiCard says 1982 on it, I guess because that's when the first run of MagiCards was produced. Program copyright is actually 1981. I acquired this one directly from CommaVid in May of 1984, during that company's surprising re-release of the product, along with their mail-order-only offer of Video Life. Purchase price of the 1982 version was $48.88; the 1984 version cost me $58.88. It will probably pain all of you to know that the purchase price of Video Life was... $34.95. No, I no longer have it, but I did acquire Cakewalk and Stronghold at the same time. They'll show up in future posts here. Officially, I'm not "asking" for a particular price, just fielding offers. As with anything, those who are interested should offer no more than they are comfortable owning it for. Again, if you are interested, please send me a PM by no later than Sunday evening (the 13th) and I'll reply with photos and a detailed description of everything included. Yes, a homemade but very professional ORIGINAL box is included, oversized to fit the cart and manual. It is NOT a reproduction. You can't REproduce what was never produced in the first place. MagiCard originally shipped in a clear plastic bag. Looking forward...

I plan to list my 1984 CommaVid MagiCard on eBay this Sunday, complete with manual, overlays, and extras. Seems appropriate to give the AtariAge collectors a shot at it first in case someone is looking for a MagiCard to complete their collection. If you're interested, please send me a PM and I'll reply with all the details.

Here's a vote for the CuttleCart 2. Surprised it hasn't been mentioned yet. It's well-engineered and does what its advertised to do. Another outstanding contribution to the community by Chad Schell.