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  1. Ok I didn't mean to imply in any way that the docs were not legit, just that the originals were not much more than a printed out letter. I haven't seen them myself so I could be wrong. It's not the same to me as an original manual or something thats all.


  2. I think people are over-valuing the docs on this one, and no, not just because I dont have them =) Unless the signature is right on the paper I think these are not much more than a PDF file printed on someone's laser printer. Someone set me straight again =)


  3. Wow, that Adventure silver box flat is amazing. I would love that framed on my wall, seriously.

     

    What did you pay for it if you don't mind me asking? Of course I know it is not nearly what it is now worth. That is unbelieveably rare.

     

    Cassidy

     

    Wasn't much - he was selling all the slides and the 5x4 transparencies for $1 each if I remember right. On the manual layouts it was probably $3-$5. It was first come, first serve and I was the 2nd person to look over the stuff. I basically sat in the Best office for an hour picking stuff out until I was satisfied. :lust: The Adventurer manual layout is probably the coolest of em all.


  4. CPUWIZ showed a backgammon box layout thing (nicely framed btw). Here's some of the same kind of stuff that I got from Best Electronics. I have hundreds of the slides and larger transparencies (5x4) and if anyone's interested in some of these, I will bring them to the CGE. Anyways there are lots of large images here, browse at your leisure!

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  5. riffraff: it comes with the first run of it as well. I have the original receipt, the letter, and the instructions from 1986 or 1987...mine is no. 4

     

    Ok cool.. I figured if my assumption was incorrect someone would set me straight.


  6. On Cubicolor, I own copy #30 but do not have the documentation. I am still debating whether I should get this one.

     

    This documentation was only delivered with the 2nd release of cubicolor yes? I have nothing but a badly photo-copied instruction page and, although I'm not the original owner, I beleive that's all it came with.

     

    Edit: Also congrats to Decypher on this buy. Although some may disagree I think he did get a nice price on it. He is a nice guy and I'm happy he got it uncontested, but I would have bid against him if I were in a better spot. >:)


  7. You got it in 2002 and you`re just now playing it?

     

    Yep.. I wasn't really actively "collecting" when the CGE came to vegas.. but a friend was in town and got me to go to it, and once there of course I was amazed at the homebrews and other stuff ppl were selling (got the foot pedal, 2 Snow Whites repros, and a bunch of other stuff that got thrown into a box and put into the "storage" room). I just recently hooked up my 2600 again, opened the box and started having fun with the stuff. I plugged in Mr. Roboto and couldn't figure out what was different from Berzerk.. until I had this song playing in my head the rest of the day =) Also won Malagai in the auction there, still have yet to look at it.

     

    Thrust really is an excellent game for the 2600. I'd give it a 10/10.

     

    Now if I can get motivated to hook up a 5200 and check out Haunted House II...

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