Yurkie

PacMan

Thank you.

Probably not since they will only be owned by adult collectors.

Is that a rare clone 7800?

First off this game is AWESOME! However I suck and need a patch as charity.

Please you gotta post a pic.

This is so well said and I agree. I enjoyed this article https://atarixp.com/blogs/discover/pcb-board

how about 1978. I have 2 carts like this.

The Concerto Bible

The heat strengthens the pin metal again to be firm and right, and the heat removes the crap simple alcohol/IPA won't. Shake that out a lot, canned air maybe would be great, then re-assemble, it'll be dry by now if you dead that since the metal got hot and the motion you're ready to roll. Aside from the above paragraph, this was a great post. The 212 degrees won't have any effect on the metal. And the rest doesn't make sense.

Is it made in the USA by chance?

That's exactly right. Coleco was a toy company with electronics experience why not make a portable tape recorder.

Reason for Nectro bump was that I wanted to beat this game. It was a favorite of mine as a child, and I have not played since. Here is a manual scan. I took the staples out and scanned it so that you can print and make your own copy easily. Thanks to the manual and the post above by a Scott Stilphen I beat game 3. Riddle_of_the_Sphinx.pdf

Any chance someone would be so kind as to write instructions on how to do this?

Why would they put out a 50th Anniversary Adventure 7 or 8 years early?