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Most of the INTV protos seem to have sold around $150 in the past year or two. I paid just over $100 for my Pitfall one I think. Rev, is that right? If you're selling this I'd be interested in buying it or trading with you.

Have you tried searching the internet using Google? :rolling: :rolling: :rolling: Actually Cmarty pants I have...In case I missed some obscure store I wanted to know about it...m'kay? Shheeesh.... I like to help whenever I can...mmmmkay?

too much color. takes away from all those sweet graphics! lol!

8 bit style for sure.

What about asking Pimpmaul to come up with something? He did a great job on Cmart Inc and the brotherhood logos.

Have you tried searching the internet using Google? :rolling: :rolling: :rolling:

Lol A master never reveals all their secrets. Haha. I may keep this under my hat for now Nope. Speak up buddy! Lol! Hahah...fine fine http://www.shopgoodw...a&showthumbs=on Don't think they ship to the Great White North though my friend. Yes, I was aware of this, although, like you mentioned, they seem not to ship to Canada.

Lol A master never reveals all their secrets. Haha. I may keep this under my hat for now Nope. Speak up buddy! Lol!

You're welcome, although its actually not a misprint seemingly. It appears that they couldn't make up their minds early on as to which network these two games were going to land. Neat little variation quirk. Oh, and also, one of the rights of passage to entering the 125 club is making a trade with me. Just sayin.

Hi Rick, welcome to AA, and more importantly to the best place on the interwebs to talk about the INTV. I've seen your name on the intvprog list as well as on DZ's development thread. Great pics of your collection! You're in the 125 club! (we just made it up recently.) To answer your question about the Space Battle and Space Armada coming in two colors on two networks, the 2 Space Battles are both fairly common, but the red Space Armada is hard to find and the Blue Action network one is very hard to find. ***cough***If you want to part with it let me know*** cough***

Lol! Rev are you going with variations? Lol! Rev are you going with variations? Yeah! Actually, i wonder how many I have in my collection uncluding ALL variations? I will count, and you too dude. then we will see who has the most! remember, duplicates dont count! I've been meaning to do this, but it might take a while. I'll try to do it late tonight, my son is bugging me to watch Harry Potter 5 with him right now and I did promise we'd watch it this weekend. I'm going to include every variation, US vs HK boxes, language variations, Digiplay, Bandai, the works. This ought to be fun.

I'll wait until you're done to submit mine. No sense in making it easy for you! -dZ. Thats cool, If you can get to it this week and I will enter them next weekend. Btw, has anyone tried to use these serial numbers to confirm how many unit were manufactured yet? Once I add mine I'll see what I can deduce. Being the one having to manually enter them al I noticed there are some certain serial numbers where you wouldnt look at the first few. I forget which one that started with P2 or P3, you ignore the 2 or 3 and you can almost see the print run. The only thing we are not 100% sure of is if the run of serial numbers is exclusive to intellivision or they took a block of numbers and used it in another mattel line up. I guess that is why the more numbers the better. Yep, on almost every model you can see the model identifier digits first and then the actual unit number. I suspect it reveals a fair amount about what the production runs looked like.

Lol! Rev are you going with variations?

I'll wait until you're done to submit mine. No sense in making it easy for you! -dZ. Thats cool, If you can get to it this week and I will enter them next weekend. Btw, has anyone tried to use these serial numbers to confirm how many unit were manufactured yet? Once I add mine I'll see what I can deduce.

Gaaaah! Still black!

Beso mi verga chupa mi pito y huevos, pinche pendejo! no mammes guey! Have no idea what you said. I think you dragged this lame joke on too long. Just put on the damn shirt!

I have some commons that I need to replace because of crappy boxes, should I be in touch with you? You know it!

Not good. Sorry buddy.

Jackass!

You mean, two overlays and a KICK ASS box!

Blue (Sky Rangers) Light Special? Lol! Except, Cmart is a much nicer place to shop at than Kmart, although we don't have the variety of goods that they have. For example, we're fresh out of sealed Tropical Trouble's, but we do have extra CIB CV games.

Cool pic!

Yah, I'd keep my eye out for any Bandai Intellivision stuff that may have made its way from Japan to China. As for the made in Hong Kong Intellivision stuff, most of it is pretty common and represents the later versions of most releases after they stopped making games in the US

Too bad I lost my original Master Component from Puerto Rico. - Hello, XXX? - It's YYY again! - You have some nerve... - Wait! I'm not calling to pick up the Intellivision, it's for something else... - Hum... OK, then. - I wanted to ask you something - Yes? - Can you tell me the serial number in the back of the... *CLICK* Bitch. Lol x 2! This should become a regular ongoing feature....DZ's conversations about videogmaming with ex-girlfriends

How about this: 125 loose = silver member 125 cib = gold member 125 factory sealed = PLATINUM By the way, when Utahmountainrose finished selling her husband's vast collection, she stated in one of her last auctions that she was done selling because she finally got down to his "core" collection - a complete factory sealed set, which he was keeping No one can truly have a factory sealed set as the later releases were never sealed. There is NO WAY to verify that no one ever opened the top or bottom flap to take a look inside. But as for the rest of the games, yeah they can be sealed! Agreed. You could have a mint set, but there were lots of games that never came sealed. I'd also throw it out there that there's another pretty specific version of the original 125 that I'm working on, all the very first releases of the boxes, the "true' original 125. This means all the US issued versions of the games if one exists, (ie. Super Cobra, Tut, Championship Tennis, World Cup Soccer) including all those that referenced the Keyboard Component. Believe it or not, there are actually variations of the Keyboard Component boxes, some of which I recently discovered with that 000111 system. Steve Orth didn't even have some of these listed on INTVFunhouse. Also, those that came in gatefold, however briefly. This includes Buzz Bombers, Vectron, Burgertime, Mission X and some of the ECS games. This should be the "Platinum 125" designation. No, thats definitely TITANIUM. Lol!