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  1. lol, I've done this before. Sorry for those who almost raged over it :|

     

    s'ok, you are forgiven, and I really don't mind the momentary spike in blood pressure. As long as it is boxed in some way -- you could make the box out of ivory tusks for all I care. Just protect the game box!


  2. Don't you hate it when you are waiting for that CIB game to come in the mail and there in your mailbox is the BubblopeTM? You feel your blood pressure rise, "Son a b*tch," you say to yourself. "I told him to send it in a box."

     

    You rip the Bubblope apart with extreme prejudice, only to find a priority mail box inside the Lope's innards. Slowly the red recedes from your vision.

     

    This happened to me today and a few times in the past.

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  3. Track n Field Game, Instruction, Controller atari 2600= $30

    Nice box Track N Field atari 2600 = $250

    :D

     

    Agreed, those boxes are hard to come by. I can only recall a couple in the past 5 or so years on eBay. I picked up one from ToyMailMan for $85, but that has its top ripped off, yet I still feel like it was a good deal.

     

    Atari2600.com has CIB Track and Field selling most recently for $302.


  4. And the harder difficulty version:

     

    Pffft! Try it with both difficulty switches set to A, and THEN it is harder. Maybe that is the "subtle" difference the writer was talking about.

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  5. Or are you the seller of the item?

    He's not the seller of the item. I think he is showing the message he got back from the seller.

    Eitherway - anyone had confirmation of it's authenticity?

     

    Either someone got a helluva deal on Atlantis II, or paid a helluva lot for a repro.

     

    I wasn't willing to take the chance.


  6. They're on the boxes, but not in our collections... until now of course :)

    What's the story behind the heavy fours?

     

    Someone just dropped a 4-switch onto a heavy chassis.

     

    Yep.. I did :)

     

    I was just using the fake system to illustrate what I was asking about. The reason why I wrote the topic was to find out if any were ever made, and why they appear on boxes if none were ever made. Just looking for a good story.

     

    The story I heard is that it was simply a case of being easier/cheaper to air brush out the 2 switches on the box as opposed to re-doing the whole thing picture correctly. But no, they didn't make these.

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