riffraff

these items are now spoken for.

Anyone want these? APF MG1006 Baseball APF MG1004 Bowling/Micro Match APF MG1003 Hangman/Tic-Tac-Toe/Doodle Channel F #1 Tic-Tac-Toe/Shooting Gallery/Doodle/Quadra Doodle (no end-label) Channel F #21 Bowling Whizkid C Numbers Fun (50 cards)

2x Fairy Tale Adventure Earl Weaver Baseball 2232 Serial Card disk If someone wants to pay for postage I'll send em.

better late than never! Now to complete Dragon Warrior 2 thru 8

Hmm I thought of that but as of late I've been shipping worldwide except to Mexico and Asia. I'll doublecheck the listings. Marc has found my other listings ok.. odd. I hope it's something simple like he didn't see the 2nd link Damn this thread was a lot prettier before kankan added an avatar lol

Strange, I can only see the VIC20 (and your other auctions like the 7800 games), not a single C64 auction... That is... concerning There are separate links for the vic-20 and c-64 items. This link shows no c-64 items? If so I have no idea why.

Sorry to hear about that ax. I'll try and tone my listings down a bit Btw I think I have an extra wall street. Not sure if the box is an upgrade for you or not.. I know it has missing pieces so it would sell very cheaply. I'll take pics of it and send them to ya.

Vic-20 and C-64 items added

Well it is up for auction now if anyone is interested in it. Part of 57 different c-64 auctions just listed. enjoy!

Ahh I didn't think it would be such a simple name as Assembler 64 =)

Thanks for the replies. I will ask over at Lemon64 and see if I can get a confirmation on it being Supersoft.

Doing some poking around, I believe this cart may be a Supersoft Mikro Assembler. I'd like to verify that by getting an image somewhere of the cartridge.. or perhaps even a supersoft logo which probably matches that little owl in the corner.

Yeah I did that.. it responded with what you'd think, but just no identification.. just [Assembly] for the one and a monitor prompt for the other.

I'm sure it does, I could try and guess at the syntax.

I know it's an assembler and monitor cartridge. I've tested it but can not figure out who made it. There is a hole in the top of the cartrige as if for a switch, but there's no switch. Any help would be appreciated.

T...T...T...Tricky! Damn you EA.

I should have tried out Gridrunner. I didn't notice it was a Jeff Minter game until after I had unhooked the vic-20. Never got into the vic-20. I had a PC in 1980, one of the early pioneers in that category, then moved on to C-64 and later the Amiga. Seems like a nice machine. I'll be auctioning it and about 15 games or so later today, maybe there is something you need.

How cool is that? Yeah I have plugged in the vic-20 for maybe the first time. Stuck in a Shamus cart, and a Commmodore joystick. I remember seeing this game being played on, what I remember was an Atari home computer at the closest computer store to my home. I always wanted to play it. "Boy this is easy" .. I thought thru the first 3-4 rooms, then I got whacked. I don't think the Commodore joystick is all that good for playing games /excuse Oh well, 30 years after I saw this game played I have a go. Not a bad game! I suppose I should check out my other vic-20 games while I have this hooked up. Should be interesting to see Jeff Minter's Aggressor.

Still some loose videopac games, some odd stuff like the Helicopter Rescue picture label. Tomorrow will hopefully get some c-64 items up.

Cartridges have been assembled. Will be shipping in less than 2 weeks! Also it's been a week since the announcement and they are not sold out yet, 9 remaining at this time. I'm opening up the option for additional copies to be bought. Just e-mail me at [email protected] to verify that they aren't sold out.

Just make sure you know he's in Canada.. because he'll leave out that detail when negotiating for free shipping =)

I noticed when packaging up a shrinkwrapped Popeye for the Intellivision that Popeye was telling me that there was an instant-win game card inside. Obviously way past the expiration date, I could only wonder if the new owner of this game opened it up and found a winning came card, how sad he might be. Has anyone opened up a vintage game like this to find a winning game card?

Yes it was an awesome game.. and very few people remember it. I still have the original manual.

Ahhhhh yes... Treasure of Tarmin. Perhaps the only game where you do lethal combat with a door. Before battery-backed saves or password saves, this would be the first one. How could I forget?

Hmm I have heard that the shipping shows up that way for some people.. I don't understand why. I've checked it, the weight is correct, the method is Priority Mail. Handling is $1. It should show $7-$8 max shipped inside the USA. I'll have to check it again.. frustrating. Edit: On the 2 imagic games it looks like the dimentions are not right, 14x14x9.. so it's kicking into another postage scale. Edit 2: Since there were bids already Ebay's craptastic software would not let me change the dimentions. I had to relist the 2 imagic games to correct this.