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Dare I ask, do you have all four versions Cmart? hahah I have three of the four...

To the best of my knowledge there are four, but the man who programmed the game should have the final word. Joe? The LTO version, the Intelligentvision one, the Philly Classic version, and the original small white box one.

Cool stuff ! I have been using them to look for a while, but just not brave enough to pull the trigger on any yet ... Yah, it's scary out there. Best to stay away from any cool looking Euro ebay auctions that you think Rev or I might bid on. :-D

Yah, I'm thinking either the "We ran out of labels" scenario or it was simply a 2600 label accidently applied by Parker Bros at the factory makes the most sense. Either way, it's a neat keepsake.

My first reaction is that someone took a cart label off of a 2600 cart and put it on this? It looks like it doesn't fit. I'll check my 2600 carts when i get home from work

I semi actively collect sealed but there are quite a few games that never came sealed to begin with so that makes it awkward. Off the top of my head I would say I've got over 100 different sealed games when variations are included. I'd have to check how many of the original 125 I have but I'd say 80-90 would be a good guess.

Definitely like the collections section and the ability to update it.

maybe I can make a 120 club section as well? I hate to say it but it may take some people years to get the last few... No no, no "120 Club". Either you're in the 125 Club or you're not. Don't be soft here Rev. I do like the "Silver" and "Gold" idea by IntyMike! Agreed. You're in or your not. it took me twelve years to get my CIB collection and about three to get it with CIB and loose combined so I like Mike's gold and silver idea too

Oh, sorry! I didn't mean any disrespect. James, please stop apologizing to Rev. lol! I dont think he could be offended if you tried.

Is there variation on the Super Cobra cart itself or is this just a box and packaging variation? I ask because while I don't have the box, I do have a cart. The ones I've seen online all seem to be the standard beige color. Mine has a silver label however. Before the question is asked, yes I am sure it is the Intellivision version. I have play tested it. I can't recall, but I think I have the instuctions as well and they may be in dual English / French. I'll have to verify when I get home tonight. Pics please! sorry, what was it you wanted in trade again? The silver would be surprising as the other French Cdn carts aren't silver. Can't wait to see what you have. Off topic, the other half of this thread is awesome.

Yep I have both of these, they come up every few months, usually in canada as it was a Canadian competition.

Woohoo The crappy Intellivision Inc copy of Mathfun I have hiding at the back of my collection is the #27 variation. I'm glad I didn't get rid of it now Lol!

Is there variation on the Super Cobra cart itself or is this just a box and packaging variation? Excellent question. The box for sure, but I'm not sure about the cart and manual as I haven't seen one.

One will end up being a $10 BIN in France that I'll find in the middle of the night and you'll find out in the morning and I'll be able to hear you yelling "Noooooooooooooooo!" all the way from Georgia to Vancouver. Lol!

There's pics of all three in the variations thread I linked.

Well I'd say the rarest regular issue is Spiker, although SMB, Congo, LF1 and LF2 would certainly be in the running as well. See post #25 on the first page of this thread. http://www.atariage....livision-games/ I'd agree with Rev that French Super Cobra is probably the rarest variation that we're aware of, and Super Series and DK Australia are certainly uncommonly seen as well. Again, check this thread out. http://www.atariage....ion-variations/ As for the hardware, I'm not sure if the Tutorvision counts, if it does then it's the rarest by far. Of the 10 variations of the Intellivision on the other hand, none of them are impossible to find loose, but finding a Sylvania/GTE version CIB is the hardest in my opinion, although the Digiplay 1 and 2 are also very difficult to find, especially in decent shape. As for the other hardware items, clearly the Playcable, the Keyboard Component and the demo units would be the holy grails. The Videoplexer deserves some attention in this space too.

From a videogaming perspective, I'm not sure I can think of a sadder statement. I genuinely hope you'll reconsider, but either way I want to thank you for all that you've done for the Intellivision community, please know that it is much appreciated.

Doh! I assumed it was Willy, but now that I see the sellers ID.....yay for you Carl, and I thought it was probably a good idea from a promotion standpoint too.

That Spiker looks puurrrdy. Thanks! Fun fact, its sitting in front of the Rarest US Final Fantasy, and next to Chase the Chuck Wagon for the 2600 Oooh, a trifecta of rareness going on there, sweet!

That Spiker looks puurrrdy.

Lol! I fear none of us will ever see it! Carl enjoys seeing us all get our asses kicked by his game!

I call BS! You don't buy large lots to "save money", you buy large lots to "HOARD". Just like me. Own it. :rolling:

More good solid titles, all of which are harder to find in great shape than you'd expect, other than maybe Diner which is generally acknowledged to be quite rare. The other 5 I find have been creeping up in price the last couple of years. They're sneaky rarish.

I may have some Space Patrol (not SuperPro Space Patrol) and 4-Tris carts at CGE... I won't guarantee anything until I'm shipping them to CGE though. Carts or full boxed copies? Suddenly you're booking a flight to Vegas?!?!

Have you signed up at Intellivision.us for the homebrews there too? A few titles are still available. Also dZ-Jay is about to release his masterpiece "Carol" in a couple of weeks. More to save up for.