Guardian (Apollo) wanted

[Guardian (Apollo) wanted]

MegaManFan walks away with a copy of Guardian for $50, thanks for playing!

[Guardian (Apollo) wanted]

If it's a non-standard label infiltrate CIB, definitely pick that up, particularly if it actually has an end label

[Guardian (Apollo) wanted]

Just for fun, I'll sell this one off. Opening at $30, best offer by 5 pm Pacific time on Sunday February 22nd gets the cart. No PM's, only replies on this thread will be considered. Paypal only, if the winner does not pay by 5pm Monday it will go to the next highest offer. Minimum bid raise is $5.

 

(actual cart, click to enlarge)

 

Be sure to check out all our other great deals at AtariGuide

[Was E.T. the first game with a way to pause during play?]

Burgertime was released in 1983, only the arcade version carries a 1982 copyright.

 

So if we go by date of release it ends up like this:

 

#1 - Fast Eddie

#2 - Turmoil (also by Mark Turmell)

#3 - E.T.

OK, thanks. I'll go back up there and put them in order. That's the last time I'll trust AtariGuide:

http://www.atariguide.com/3/304.htm

 

 

I didn't bother to actually go pull the cart from the box, this picture shows it pretty clearly:

 

(Click to enlarge)

 

I actually think there is an 82 and an 83 version, I am looking for an 83 to add to the site.

[6,200 Atari 2600 Carts for sale with pictures]

Hi, in my quest to dethrone eBay as the best place to buy atari games, I've been working on this for months, (with some help). I now have 6,200+ individual pictures of carts. They are available for sale at

 

http://www.AtariGuide.com

 

Games Alphabetical:

http://www.atariguide.com/menu/Alphaframe.htm

 

All Games for sale:

http://www.atariguide.com/menu/x1.htm

 

Happy Gaming!

Jason

[What do you track your collection with?]

Here's a few:

 

 

http://www.atariguide.com/store/gm.htm

 

http://www.atariguide.com/lists/masterlist1.html

http://www.atariguide.com/lists/masterlist2.html

 

http://www.atariguide.com/help/listl.htm

[fake]

Wow, I've got some blank Fotomania labels and I can type whatever I want on them Wait... damn... no typewriter any more

 

Ah, but my point is that Beagle Bros was a cart rental place? So they just bought atari carts and put some crappy labels on them so people would return the same games. I bet if you open it up it's a standard atari Rom inside, same as the one Beagle I have. So, even if you did open the cart, it wouldn't do you any good, because it is exactly as you describe - an atari cart with the label replaced. I suspect the adult games make sense, because these were very hard to find and pretty popular around here, I remember a place had a big "Yes! We have Adult Atari games! " on their front door on Broadway & 40th in oakland.

 

I can tell you one thing, though - it's a bit odd that a thrift store should suddenly have a box of them (apparently) and that someone who knows nothing about Atari games (allegedly) should pick them up and know to sell them one by one.

 

I only have one of each of these games.  I purchased an Atari this past summer at a garage sale and with it came all of these games.  Most of these have this Beagle Brothers label on them.  I am not a collector of Atari stuff so I really can not tell you much about them...only that they work.

 

Hmmm...

[Uh...what the hell is THIS?]

Actually, I think this is closer to a 7 in rarity. If someone has one a 300 dpi scan of the label would be most appreciated.

[1500 auctions / 350+ unique carts on ebay]

Yes, the 26th was free listing day.

[1500 auctions / 350+ unique carts on ebay]

Hi, have a look -

 

ebay Auctions for www_atariguide_com

 

Some of my prices are a bit high, sorry, still messing with my pricing model and I'd like the prices to be too high rather then too low. I had to correct the stronghold that accidently listed for 669.00

[Screwed out of Out Of Control]

Hi, I've had this listing removed from ebay for copyright infringement. If anyone should happen to notice people leaching images from AtariGuide for this purpose or not giving proper attribution please let me know.

 

Thanks,

Jason

[Little help... what game is this?]

BTW, that's the dismac .bin if anyone is interested. Pretty boring tho!

[Little help... what game is this?]

Thanks everyone! I spent 10 minutes looking at screenshots, it just wouldn't come to mind and I knew I'd played it before.

[Little help... what game is this?]

Can someone tell me what game this is, my poor adled mind has failed again.

temp.zip

[2600 want list: I'm not giving up hope!]

I have several of these ( and many of the one's on your full want list MegaMan ) on my website. I do accept reasonable trades. Also because I mostly resell I can accept more common items in trade, as long as they are the more wanted items. Just send me a list of what you have, what you are willing to trade for it.

 

Jason

 

Date: 8/31/2003 10/16/2003 10/26/2003 11/3/2003 11/7/2003 11/29/2003 30-Nov

 

Unique: 790 775 789 792 801 881 909

[Fireworld for $60]

Someone bought my PAL Earthworld, I think it was from this thread. Don't forget to check the Archive

 

Could someone send me a scan of a pal Fireworld? aTdHvAaNnKcSe

 

Jason

[Bit-Corp - Bobby Is Going Home NTSC discovered !]

I think I have three copies, they all look NTSC to me, no rolling.

 

Here's a bin I just dumped. (thanks CPUWIZ for the dumper)

 

http://www.atariguide.com/rom/bobby_is.bin

[A Misterious Theif]

Was this game released by anyone other then CCE? I don't recognize it.

 

Thanks!

[red labels and missile command]

I'm talking about the scan on my website, it was of a pal cart, and had no P after the model number. I updated the description to reflect this:

 

http://www.atariguide.com/1/133b.htm

[Where was the strangest place you bought a game.]

I bought about 700 carts off this old guy I met at the flea market. He had a video brain and a few other carts, so I asked if he had more... he had boxes of them sitting beside his house in a not so great part of oakland. Lots of 5200 games NIB and 2600 CIB. It rained the next weekend

[WATER DAMAGE!!!]

You can buy protective bags and silica gel pacs in the products page on my website. They exactly fit an atari cart so no wasted space. I have all of my carts in them because my basement has been known to flood.

[red labels and missile command]

I had one and can verify it is pal and has no "P" after the model number, I think there is a P in a box on a sticker on the back.

[Atari 2600 PacMan reeks!]

Jr. Pacman is pretty impressive.

[Top 50 games]

Actually Asteroids is in the number 1 spot.

[Top 50 games]

This is by number sold on ebay in the last 6 months.