Cebus Capucinis
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Looks like a regular ol' normal cart & PCB, just without a label.
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So, Cebus, does this Gemini fuction?
It functions as a beacon, lighting your game room up with the incandescence of nostalgic memories!
Let's say $60 plus shipping for AA members?
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I would get shit for it.
Seriously though, I agree. For me it's the vertical nature of the INTV controller, with the 1, 2, and 3 buttons above the disc, it just becomes too complicated to remember hand placement, so I can't ever figure out if I'm holding my finger over which button until it's almost too late as soon as the game gets a bit faster. I think because your hands are so close together, your brain gets confused about hand positioning, whereas with a horizontal setup, your hands are far enough apart that your brain can recognize their independent positions.
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http://atariage.com/...u/#entry2746710
I know who I won't be selling anything to in the future.....and it isn't ViciousTengu, he can buy from me anytime!
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My wife has.....umm.....a toy collecting problem. I can't give her crap about it though due to my board games!I will give a hint though: I will sell this lamp to an AAer for what that pony toy sells for on eBay, plus shipping. And it's the low end of what that sells for, not the higher end.
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Bumpski and editation for a NEW ITEM found in my CLOSET OF DOOM!
Also, I should add, by "Work with AA members", I mean seriously make a good deal. My eBay price for this is much higher than I'm willing to sell it for.
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I might pop into AtariAge from time to time, but I'm pretty much done with the forums. Thanks to those few who stood in my corner!
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If anything is a "liability" to the Atari community, it's threads like this. If you got beef, take it up via PM, or worst case talk to Albert about it. Public threads are no way to get this resolved in the slightest.
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It was likely just not scanned at any point. The USPS as of late has been pretty bad, at least in my experience, at actually scanning anything. Packages I've received for the past 3-4 months have all only been scanned at origin, then scanned upon delivery. All have been Priority w/ DC, which theoretically should have scans at all points.
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I really like your use of speech in the game
Seconded! The speech is excellent!
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The last digit is a 2, I think, and the copyright date is 1980.
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Kirk is a member of Lemon forums, not AtariAge, due to his Commodore obsession. LMAO
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BAM! They are now listed on eBay starting .99 bid, NO RESERVE. Auctions begin at 7:11 PM tonight PST.
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Cool! I've never been to a Fallout Games.
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Bookman's!
If you have the extra 90 minutes and you can get to Tucson, Bookman's in Tucson has several locations. I always stop in there for board games, but they have a pretty good (albeit a little small) selection of vintage games. Prices are a little high, but not too horirble, at least last time I was there. It's on 19th and Northern so it's not too far away from most everything, and there's a Goodwill right next to it so you can pop in and see if there's anything there simultaneously.EDIT: D'oh! Was thinking of the one in Mesa on Country Club & Southern. There's a Savers a few blocks down Country Club from there, as well, so that might be an option but it's a little further out. There's one in Phoenix proper, but I've never been to it, as the times I've been in Phoenix I've always sort of stayed east for some bizarre reason.
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Bought a bunch of arcade-related board games from Tempest a while back. A champ with transactions as always!
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Where in Time has sold, updated and lowered a couple prices.
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Don't Taze me Bro!
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Battletoads is sold, Dr. Mario and Where in Time are pending.
I have these up on eBay now as well, but of course for higher prices. If you're interested, LMK ASAP.
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Update: I added prices after talking to a couple NES guys I know. I think given some of the condition issues they're fair. I'll let them ride for a little while and then throw 'em on eBay for a little more.
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Better pics and condition explanations here, they're up for sale in the AA marketplace: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/211425-fs-assorted-nes-games/
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Forgot to mention: I tested each of these in my toploading NES and they all go to start screen and start up a game. I didn't really play any of them but they certainly do power up and work.
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NEW ITEM! Coleco Gemini custom one-of-a-kind ATARI 2600 LAMP!
Found this in my closet of doom while cleaning. Don't need it, as I've made special ones just for myself. Willing to deal w/ AtariAge members on price, etc. I'm not "officially" making more of these, but I've got a few stuffed in this closet in states of sort-of-completion that I'll likely just finish and sell.
eBay Auction -- Item Number: 290910207892
WARNING: BIG PICTURES!
$60 PLUS SHIPPING FOR AA MEMBERS!
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Well, I'm no expert, so don't completely take my word for it.
We have plenty of actual experts who can give you a definitive opinion!