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It looks like it would be more comfortable to hold for us big handed players with the battery pack on it.

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There are a couple arcade systems like that. Neo Geo MVS which uses carts. Sega has a few-STV (if I remember correctly) uses carts. Naomi which uses a modified Dreamcast system. The Soul Blade/Edge/early Tekkens uses a modified PlayStation system (but not able to use new games, no replaceable media-Cart/CD) Back in the early 80's there was a system called Decca that used a cassette to change the programs. It loaded into memory every time the system was turned on. You would have to wait like 5 minutes for the game to boot up. The first versios of BurgerTime and Bump 'n Jump were on this system. There are a couple others out there that do this.

Don't have to worry about that.

That is the "Leather" case in the top pic at the bottom where the cart is sitting in. Now if it still has the lock loop, That is another thing.

O.K., And what about a crappy little game called Rubiks Cube that was $30.00 new and now it is over $100.00, considering you can get the REAL CUBE for under $10.00 and you can take it EVERYWHERE! Soul Calibur is a little hard to find nowadays.

I have seen the arcade game go for less at an auction once.

Hyper Olympics is the British version of Track & Field in U.S.A.?

Whenever I saw store demo carts, there is a type of ring adhered to it somehor, rivits or a couple holes in it hooked to a wire tether to keep people from stealing them from the kiosks or other store displays. There was some Texas Instrument games up that had the rivit kind: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...1&category=4315

The seller is in Alabama. Not the bidders.

If someone was using some of my web content (if it was a link picture), I would change the picture to something offensive or have it say "I'm a picture thief!" in the pic. All you need to do is change the pic bit make sure you keep the name same for the pic to be seen.

But not all on the same scanline. I never said all on the same scan line. If on the same scan line, Big Birds BLUE eyes with his YELLOW body assuming there is a black background, if there is a BLUE background-Yellow Body with his BLACK wing outlines. Not to be an @$$hole pointing out that you don't know what your main question is "I started to wonder what character had the most colors?"

Here is a couple quick answers. 1-Full working condition, good body shape, a game you like to play. 2-I don't know the exact measurements. There are different sizes of course. 3-A lot of wires, switches, solenoids, lights, a speaker or two, if you are lucky-a bucket full of quarters.

It looks like Big Bird has 5 colors in the above sample:(Assuming there is no black background) Yellow, Black, pink, orange, blue, yellow/grey.

I was just playing that today on my Game Gear with converter and I noticed the "Text Adventure" on box also. What is up with that?

I saw it demonstrated on one of the Tech TV shows last year. They said it was a glorified volume knob that you can use on just about any program. It was solid and nice. But overpriced.

Jason at the Trade-N-Games booth had one with him to sell (I saw him pack it up) maybe he sold it before you got there. NOOOOO! I must get one, ask him if he still has it! I might of missed it because I was just zooming around looking for a long cart with a cable coming out the end. Where was Trade-N-Games? Near the AtariAge booth? Neat Pack Rat Video Games? Next to VideoGameWiz? Where! From what Jason told me, he was in the booth that was to the right of the arcade section o the end. I will ask him when he comes back tomorrow night. He told me (Saturday night) that he barely had time to go to the bathroom once because he was soooooooo busy in his booth. He is in one of the pics MMF took:

Jason at the Trade-N-Games booth had one with him to sell (I saw him pack it up) maybe he sold it before you got there.

X-Man: Getting your "twigs & berries" cut off from the scissors.

Get XM radio and listen to channel 8 . All 80's commercial. I've heard Pac-Man Fever, Do the Donkey Kong and another Buckner & Garcia video game song every once in a while. The station ID's even have old music from 80's games like Super Mario Bros. and Zelda.

I'll throw it the extra Negs to make it 10! The box is part of the auction. TAKE CARE OF IT. What do you think he will say that the 20+ year old box fell apart in route to you and all you got was a label! NEG HIS FREAKIN' @$$!!!!

I'm guessing Mortal Kombat. Why not!?!?

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The same stick also has a model for the TurboGrafx 16. I am thinking about getting one. I know where to get the TG 16 version but I havn't seen the 2600/Commodore/etc. version for a couple years.