RJ

Sold him a baker's dozen of Retro Gamer magazines. Great communication & no problems whatsoever!

38, 39, 40, 53, 55, 56, 61, 63, 65, 66, 92, 95, 107 I have these issues for you. interested in the Anthology issue?

I'd sell you the whole shebang if there was a practical way to get em to you. You know anyone in Minnesota or Western Wisconsin?

I'll look thru & see what I have. I know I have a complete run from the issue where the Wii debuted to maybe #100? I meant to look when I got home this morning but forgot.

You in the continental USA?

It's not rare. It's Adventure. According to the VERY SITE you posted this to, Adventure Sears pic label is an R4.

But it's the ultra-rare upside-down label variation!!!

That's on actual racing cars so ppl trackside can read the number at their angle.

Nice balls.

Wife out of town?

If you're in the USA I'll take that Technic Space Shuttle off your hands to make up for the Colecovision's cost

Throw shit away. It's just stuff.

Not you; the OP.

Wow this is almost my story exactly but I never fell prey to the NES. Jumped to the 800XL in 1984 & that & the 2600 consumed me. In 1989 I wanted to play Mario Bros at home so i bought a 7800- being an Atari fanboy I'd never buy the Nintendo version.

(TG-16 emulator) Alien Crush Blazing Lazers (PS2) Champions: Return To Arms (I like to call it CHARTA)