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Here's a new version I thought you'd like. It's a flash program and I've never seen it before. But it is very funny. P.S. This is not a real game, but it would be cool if it was. Pong

In looking up info for the 7800 version on Donkey Kong Jr., I noticed in the game notes that it states that "it features three levels, omitting the ‘Spark’ level." Upon playing my game, I found it to have 4 levels INCLUDING the Spark level. The levels were in this order: Vines, Moving Platform, Spark, and Keys/Chain (not sure of the actual names of each level, but I think you get the idea). I wasn't sure if the game notes were wrong or if there are different versions of this game out there. Just wanted to bring it to someone's attention. Thanks.

I've been selling for about 8 months now, and I have had a quite a few 0 bidders. I only had one problem with a non-payer. But, I also didn't have a 0 bidder on a very high price item so you may want to consider that end of it. The way I look at it is I was a 0 bidder at one point and someone had to give me that first sale. Based on that, I tend to be a little lenient in it.

Well, first of all welcome to the site, and don't worry about being "long-winded", not a prob. From what you described, it does sound like a heavy sixer, but I'm not sure about the refurbish info you stated. Did you try looking at the 2600 hardware section yet? It might answer your question. You can check it out here , or maybe someone here might know a little more.

My parents bought me my 6 switch (which I no longer have) at ShopRite, yes ShopRite. That's back when they had a so-called "electronics" department. It was the store in Mansfield, NJ. They were located in the display case/counter that Customer Service used. I don't remember exactly how much it was, but about $200 comes to mind. The "mall" that that store is located in also had a Jamesway (remember them???) at the time. I used to buy all my systems and toys at Jamesway because ShopRite seemes to stop selling systems after that, guess because of Jamesway.

What!?!?!?! Did I read your post right??? You had a good find and have made no offering or even a word of thanks to Bira Bira??? Instead, you thank Bushnell? Interesting.........

Same here. Have a want list? Price list??

Ignore that. Stupid me. I overlooked it.

I noticed that you don't have Crackpots listed for either a game or a manual. Did I over look it? Just wondered why.

Same here. I would recommend this guy without a second thought. I have been dealing with him for about a year and a half now, and hope to go at least that from here on out.

I have the following available: Beamrider Centipede Demon Attack If you need any or all of these, let me know.

Garfield?????

So far, nothing higher than a 5, but this is what I have: Artillery Duel/Chuck Norris, Beamrider, China Syndrome, and Tax Avoiders The best 4 I have would probably have to be Tunnel Runner. I can't wait until I can add a rarity 6 to my list, but alas, no avail.....

ok, longshot here, but, Cookie Monster

If your computer has a DVD drive, you can play the DVD versions. I play mine either on the puter or on a DVD player and either one works great.

Somebody should tell them they spelled "Sciota" wrong in the picture. But, cool site anyway.

I have a Tennis complete in the box. It's not exactly mint, but yet it's not garbage. You can check my 2600 page; there is a link to scanned images of my boxed games. Let me know if you're interested.

I thought the proto was found in a mis-labeled Alligator People cart??? If so, why would this proto have the "correct" label on it??? Interesting.....

I would love too, but alas, it's a little out of my price range right now, especially with day care expenses. OUCH!!!!

I agree. Selling in smaller lots would benefit you more. The only disadvantage (a minor one though) would be the seperate packaging and more mailings. But, all in all, you should get more for your items that way.

Hey cpuwiz, could this be the same guy?? It's very curious.

do you have a trade list?

Thanks CincYnoTi. That pretty much answers my question. Still seems strange though. And going through my collection again with this new info, almost all of my Activision games only have the Activision copyright on them. Interesting.....

I wouldn't be sure how to verify them, but according to eBay, this is actually considered a trading offense. It's considered as (copied directly from eBay): "Sending spam - Sending unsolicited (without prior permission), commercial email. Examples: Sending unsolicited offers to bidders for the same or similar products that they have bid on in the past."

I have the following manuals for sale or trade. I'd prefer a trade though, and if any of these interest you, let me know. Thanks. Adventure Beamrider Bowling Centipede Demon Attack Space War Star Voyager Surround