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Who's going to click the BUY NOW option on Ebay for a sealed Glib cartridge?

Very nice. Ready to sell anything?

How many games does it take to graduate from Newbie?

Getting harder to find in the wild. I use to be able to walk into the monthly huge flea market at our exposition center and find 10 to 20 people selling them, now I'm finding one or two.

It seems like everyone has gotten the word that this a very collectible item. I asked a guy at work if he would sell his kids old system and his kids said no because they thought they could sell it for hundreds of dollars (with no games). I'm waiting for about 50 years and we'll see it on the Antiques Road Show on PBS.

I've just got back into collecting over the last several months and I got a six-switch with 20 games for about the same price but the 20 games were all very common. You didn't do too bad. I got luck on video cube (one of my favorites as well) I was at work and logged on Ebay and there was an auction with just a few minutes left for Cube, snagged it for $25.

Remeber the trick to Stampede? Leave the slow dark brown ones there and only leave open a coupl of lanes for the fast ones and the black ones. Just keep bumping the slow browns back up to the top of the line. I finally got that game back and finally got back to about 5500 score.

Dodge 'em boxes???? In the stores????

No, actually they were the following games... 1) Teenagers I thought were cool 2) High teenagers I thought were cool 3) Drunk teenagers I thought were cool 4) Teenagers that let me drink beer with them because they thought I was a cool at 10 years old 5) Dad whuppin my ass because I came home sick, walking around the block, with 5 new cartridges.

Thank you for the info, that clears up my questions about the game.

Cool, thank you. Do you know why Video is rarity 7 and Rubik's is 8 or does it really make that much of a difference between 7 and 8 rarity?

H.E.R.O. and Kaboom rule all.

I didn't think it was too bad a deal, just wanted someone else's opinion. Do you know if Atari Video Cube and Rubik's Cube is the exact same game, just different name?

When I was 10 in 1981, I ate a whole ashtray full of ashes and a couple cigarette butts for 5 cartridges, don't remeber what they were now since I sold my first system not long after that.

Is $20 for Atari Video Cube a good deal?