Videogamecollector123 sale list

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Impossible Mission and Karateka have been sold

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Impossible Mission and Karateka are pending

[WTB: PSP games]

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Lowered a couple of prices

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Blip! has been sold

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More games added today

[Wanted list (Atari, Neo Geo, Next Generation Magazine, PC Parts)]

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Damn need a Laserscope, but box is pretty beat. Insides okay? PM me.

In case anyone else is wondering, the Laserscope itself is in good shape and functional.

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The R-Zone has been sold

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Just pm'd you

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Added a Konami laserscope and a copy of Starfox. Open to offers on anything I've listed.

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Ballblazer has been sold

[WTB Computer Monitor]

If you can settle for a CRT, then just go down to Goodwill. The one near me has at least five for 15 bucks each.

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I'm looking to get a Pentax digital Spotmeter, so a couple bits of my collection have got to go.

 

Shipping not included in prices

I'm open to offers on anything here

 

 

First, the 2600 stuff

 

Sealed

 

1.Crystal Castles- $10.00 SOLD

2.Berzerk- $13.00

3.Ms. Pacman-$8.00

4.Dig-Dug-$8.00 SOLD

 

 

IMGP2897 by Atari1977, on Flickr

 

 

Now the 7800 stuff

 

Loose

 

1.Water Ski-$30.00 SOLD

2.Red label Ballblazer-$5.00 SOLD

 

Sealed

 

1. Karateka-$10 SOLD

2. Pole Position II-$8

3. Jinks-$8

4. Impossible Mission-$30 SOLD

 

 

IMGP2899 by Atari1977, on Flickr

 

 

IMGP1091 by Atari1977, on Flickr

 

 

SNES

 

1. SNES StarFox cartridge-$8

 

2. Mega Man X- $14 SOLD

 

 

 

IMGP2931 by Atari1977, on Flickr

 

N64

 

1. Shadows of the Empire-$6

 

 

IMGP2930 by Atari1977, on Flickr

 

 

Random Stuff

 

1.R-zone with Virtua Fighter-$15 SOLD

 

2.SNES console only, yellow plastic, two small chips on back-$20

 

3.Blip! mechanical pong game, comes with box-$20 SOLD

 

 

 

IMGP2203 by Atari1977, on Flickr

 

 

IMGP1697 by Atari1977, on Flickr

 

 

IMGP1117 by Atari1977, on Flickr

 

 

IMGP1118 by Atari1977, on Flickr

[WTB Web Wars CIB for the Vectrex]

So how much are you looking to pay?

[WTB: CIB Atari 7800 Games]

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[Price Check: PSP]

I've got a PSP 1001 with six games. The systems in good shape and comes with a 4gb card, but the battery doesn't really hold a charge for more than a day(regardless if you use it or not). The game Pure, Rachet and Clank: Size Matters, Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories, Dungeon Siege: Throne of Agony, Warriors Oroshi, Namco Museum and Iron Man. They're just the disks, no boxes or manuals. Anyone know what I could get for this?

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Doesn't the statement that an R-Zone works great contradict itself?

Works as well as it was intended to then

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Bump

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Bump, open to all offers!

[Suggest an old game. I'll make a comic about it!]

Kaboom!, what is the story of the mad bomber?

[whats your rarest console?]

I think it's between my Vectrex and Virtual boy, certainly the two most expensive systems I have.

[Most young retro gamers I know dismiss anything before NES]

As a young retro gamer myself, I certainly don't. I have a Vectrex on my desk and one of my favorite games of all time is Kaboom!. Though I agree most people my age who play any retro games don't go back past the NES. I think also popular retro gaming culture has labeled certain items as junk. For instance how most people still assume the Atari 5200 was junk because of that AVGN video. I fell into this as well in my early days, then I started getting into the Atari era. Then I got my 5200, and it became one of favorite systems, just for Missile Command and Robotron 2084.

[Price Check: 512K Tetris]

Hmm... a $2-$3 game CIB tops. Congrats!

 

 

Well it's still a 400% profit I guess I though 512K games were more expensive than they were, so I'm just gonna keep it.