BoOchan!

I seen 3 at my cashies down the road, so it might be only common+, it also varies from state to state. In WA we are dry of any consoles before the jr. Boxed Atari 2600 jrs are quite common, and HES distributed games are hard to find here. I found some obscure Megadrive asian pirate carts yesterday at a cashies, and a boxed megadrive 2 whihc I bought for $19. I also got 5 new atari carts for $3 each Joust, Swordquest, Bowling, Odd labeled Dig Dug and Tutankuman(sp?).Quite good deals, and i'll go back to the same cashies if I want more games (They ha d a few more) and I only bring about $50 when i go to cashies!

I always go to the swapmeets in perth (I bought all the decent stuff from the cashies in a 25km radius!) and theirs always something good at my locla carpark swapmeet. Or I put wanted ads in Perth's classifieds paper. Always plent of obscure German or cartridge consoles made in 1976. Even found a super rare Amiga CD32 their at this mans stall! Any its starting to get a bit off topic isn't it? Perth is full of sega and obscure stuff and dry of atari and nintendo stuff . But whenever i see about 30-50 carts, I'm sure to buy the lot! (If their is a few rare's chucked in and hardly any doubles!

I boguht this joystick a while back. It's one of those ones where you twist the base around and the caord gets rolled into the base. It seems to be made buy a comapny called champ. Anyone seen one of these joysticks before?

Yeah, You get quite a few obscure games in Australia don't we? I;ve got this obscure Dual Language Virtua Fighter 2 for Megadrive.

I bought this atari back 2 weeks ago, only to discover after I cleaned everything to have no sound! It may have something to do with the channel selector has it looks like the switch has ben intentonally forced out. Anything I can possibly do?