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I hope these are better. Also i can't seem to find some of the catalogues i have. Now attachments below.

32 game position in order-

Yes you were right Rom Hunter , the 128 position and the 284 position seem to have the same games. The 32 position is different. The games don't seem to follow the list order though. The first 6 screen shots in order from start in the 128/284 position are below. Then the next 6 are on the 32 position in order.

I have quite a few loose manuals and catalogues also, but you probably already have these. Also here is some of the stuff i have collected.

Here are some scans. Did you want the whole manual scanned. It says Dimax on the back of the manual not Simax. If i am doing it wrong just tell me.

Found another one not listed.

I'm not sure if this case is common, but i reckon it's a great idea for moving a console around.

Hi, i live in Australia and have collected quite a few games. I have searched for a few , using the rarity guide, but couldn't find some. The Smurf one doesn't look like the 2 options. I hope the photo works.

O.k good news, i plugged it in and it worked straight away. It seems to have heaps of different games on it. I have no idea what the names of them are. There are a few that have writing on the screen, some of these said - Word zapper, Mafia,Fast Eddie, Marianna, Tuby Bird Tomboy, Pac Kong, and i recognised Frogger, and Pacman, but there is what looks like heaps. In each of the 3 game settings, if i pressed the game switch it would change to a new game. I think some of the games may be on more that one of the 3 settings.

Thanks for your help guys. I will have to try the console as soon as i get a chance now. I just notice the only power supply i got with the consoles is not an Australian one ( 3 flat pins), it has two round pins. It says input ac 220 V 50 hz, and out put 9v 500ma. Is this an American power supply. In might not be for the Atari. I have other ones that will fit anyway. Also the games i got with it i just through in a big box of other ones, but i am pretty sure one that come with it is called Jawbreaker. Another odd one in there was a Sega cartridge called Congo Bongo for a sc3000. What ever that is.

Hi Delf, thanks for the welcome. I live in Australia, and picked it up on the weekend at a market. It was in a box with a Sega Saturn, and about 5 games. I haven't tried it yet, so im not even sure if it works. I am wondering why they split the games up into 3 switch positions. No i haven't had it apart yet. Chris.

Hi, this is my first post so go easy on me. I have been collecting old console stuff for a few years now, but don't know to much about it. I have just bought what i think is a clone of the 1982 black Atari 2600. The console has 444 games built in signs on it, and a 3 way switch with 128 games, 32 games, and 284 games possessions. Underneath it has a sticker with 2600B, and made in Taiwan. I am wondering if this is a rare console, or just a cheap copy. I have tried to attach photo's but am not sure if they will work. Thanks, Chris.