Help me Identify this ?Test cart? i have never seen

[Help me Identify this ?Test cart? i have never seen]

i think it was 40 total

 

it was the basic cart,test cat and about 20 common intv games.

 

Great deal I'd say. I'm guessing this was another US shipping only auction cause I didn't see it. It pisses me off how many auctions Canadians can't bid on.

With our dollar at par it's a good time to buy. I've bid on many test carts over the years and have managed to win exactly zero of them.

 

 

this didnt say'test cartridge' in the auction title.it was kind of hidden.plus i asked the buyer to add a buy it now!!!

 

it was mine only after an hour of being listed

 

Nice!!!

[Help me Identify this ?Test cart? i have never seen]

i think it was 40 total

 

it was the basic cart,test cat and about 20 common intv games.

 

Great deal I'd say. I'm guessing this was another US shipping only auction cause I didn't see it. It pisses me off how many auctions Canadians can't bid on.

With our dollar at par it's a good time to buy. I've bid on many test carts over the years and have managed to win exactly zero of them.

[People Overpaying?]

I was watching and bidding on some of his games and I agree that the Diner, Tower of Doom and Hover Force went too high, but I think that the Pole Position and Basketball were reasonable. The single controller was way too high as well.

 

As Rev mentioned, I think the improving economy might be part of it. I know there are times when I just decide I want something and overpay for it. These items weren't that uncommon so there really wouldn't be a reason to overpay for them whereas I just bought a sealed INTV for $229 BIN (unit sealed inside box, which was a bit beat up) which might be high but they are very hard to find. I've wanted a sealed one for the 11 or so years I've been buying INTV stuff off of ebay and I just decided I didn't care what it costs. Now, when it arrives, it better be genuinely new and not some reseal job, which will be easy to figure out.

I'll probably post some pics under the purchases and deals thread once it arrives.

 

 

i seen that sealed intv and i doubted in my mind that it was really sealed.i hope it was for your sake,good luck with it!!!

 

Yah I was looking real close at the pictures and I just thought what the hell, I'll take a chance, because if it is real then it's one thing I can check off my list. The way the documents were packed in around the controllers made me think it was legit.

I'll let evryone know once I get it. Then I have to figure out if I should open it.

[Something tells me this will not sell]

So I go to the video game store, and saw some boxed Colecovision games. Must have been about a half-dozen. Sitting on the table behind the counter was a Colecovision they just got in. Needing a Colecovision, I inquired about it. They said they had just got it in and are going to put the whole setup for sale at $130. I passed. Now I don't know the first thing about Colecovisions, but isn't that a really high price for one with 6 boxed games?

 

Hard to say, might not be that far out if the boxes were in good condition and weren't literally the 6 most common games. A lot of the CIB stuff for CV can go in the $10-20 range so 6 boxes at $15 each + decent functioning unit...

Might be not that bad....if it was 6 loose games then definitely high, but CV boxes aren't as common and as durable as 2600 or INTV I find....my 2 cents.

[People Overpaying?]

I was watching and bidding on some of his games and I agree that the Diner, Tower of Doom and Hover Force went too high, but I think that the Pole Position and Basketball were reasonable. The single controller was way too high as well.

 

As Rev mentioned, I think the improving economy might be part of it. I know there are times when I just decide I want something and overpay for it. These items weren't that uncommon so there really wouldn't be a reason to overpay for them whereas I just bought a sealed INTV for $229 BIN (unit sealed inside box, which was a bit beat up) which might be high but they are very hard to find. I've wanted a sealed one for the 11 or so years I've been buying INTV stuff off of ebay and I just decided I didn't care what it costs. Now, when it arrives, it better be genuinely new and not some reseal job, which will be easy to figure out.

I'll probably post some pics under the purchases and deals thread once it arrives.

[Help me Identify this ?Test cart? i have never seen]

I seriously don't think I've ever seen that. Huh.

Test cart looks good though, how much did you pay for the lot?

[Semi-Rare White Box Vectron]

I can't believe this sold for 47.00

 

 

did you get it cmart?

 

 

No, I gave up at $46, I was shocked it went that high and the other bidder had another bid he added above it too so I'm guessing he would have gone above $50.

 

Considering the Mission X I lost last week went for $9 this one caught me off guard...now I have something to focus on getting. Let me know if you happen to see any Rev.

 

Cheers.

 

 

I will, if i see any,i got all my 4 from europe.they hardly ever show up over here.

 

like i said before.the shark shark Les Reqins) is the hardest to get IMO.

 

Yah, the Mission X one was in France. I have Burgertime already, can't remember why I bought it, guess I just had to add to my Burgertime collection.

[Intellivision Draughts up for sale]

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 400117296086

 

Kinds rare.now is your chance.i would get it but i already own it.

 

 

Got mine too.

[Opcode protos going to eBay]

said I'd pay 'good money' not 'insane money' for this but glad Eduardo's got more cash to work on his projects .

 

Maybe I can get 2 , 3, 4 or 5...

 

Anybody here the winner?

 

 

Glad to see the money go to Eduardo but I must admit this was higher than I thought it would go. I was thinking it would be between $150-200.

It'll be interesting to see what the other 4 go for....hopefully 4 of us will get to contribute to a good cause.

[Semi-Rare White Box Vectron]

I can't believe this sold for 47.00

 

 

did you get it cmart?

 

 

No, I gave up at $46, I was shocked it went that high and the other bidder had another bid he added above it too so I'm guessing he would have gone above $50.

 

Considering the Mission X I lost last week went for $9 this one caught me off guard...now I have something to focus on getting. Let me know if you happen to see any Rev.

 

Cheers.

[Evidence that INTV Donkey Kong was intentionally crap]

Cool seeing all 4 levels for the INTV. Maybe we'll see a new DK for both the INTV and the CV this year...

[ColecoVision System A/V modded $159]

I have bought two of these from Yurkie and would highly recommend them.

[I found AIR RAID's retarded cousin]

Best. Label. Ever. Rev, the heading had me laughing my ass off as well.

What the hell is that??? Too bad I'm in Canada cause I do collect Tron stuff too but he only ships to the US.

[Semi-Rare White Box Vectron]

hey cmart604, r u jealous???

 

i will trade these for R.R. & L.O.L.

 

 

have fun getting shark shark......it took me over a year to get one!

 

 

 

 

Nice! Should I throw in Space Patrol as well?!?! At least it gives me something to look for, I'm trying to find things to collect....

[Semi-Rare White Box Vectron]

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 190389576227 ++ NOT MINE++

 

Is anyone else collecting the 4 white uk versions? Here is your chance to get one,without paying international shipping

 

-burgertime

-verctron

-shark shark

-mission x

 

 

I am. I just have the Burgertime one and lost out on a Vectron from France last week so I may be bidding on this. I was watching a bunch of his auctions already. Thanks for pointing this out.

[Huge CIB INTV collection with tons of Rare Games & Hardware!]

I guarantee it would have hit $1000+

 

AX

 

 

Yup.

[New Controllers for Intellivision/emulators]

I'll pretty much buy anything you make for the INTV, count me in.

[Appletell reviews VH1 Classics: Intv for iPad]

At the moment the free Astrosmash is the best of the bunch control wise. I think these will work better on the iPad.

[Rare Playcable Catalog]

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 380221749667

 

This just sold for 56.......for a catalog?

 

i know it is prob ultra rare cause of featuring playcable,but seriously

 

I bid $27 on it. I've never seen that one before.

 

i actually bid on it too.

 

 

I'm to the point now where I'm just looking for INTV and CV things to bid on cause there's not much I don't have.

[Intv Rubber Controller Disc Pad]

Never seen them before. Do they help, it looks like they'd make the control worse like your thumb might slip off the edge???

[Intellivision Purchases and Deals]

Just got 4Tris today.

 

 

 

 

Nice! I assume you're signed up for the Beeslife newsletters for all the upcoming LTO games?

 

 

 

yes i am, but there hasnt been one in a while has there?

 

 

Not since December I think

[Rare Playcable Catalog]

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 380221749667

 

This just sold for 56.......for a catalog?

 

i know it is prob ultra rare cause of featuring playcable,but seriously

 

I bid $27 on it. I've never seen that one before.

[value of intellivision collection]

hey,

 

what do you think will be the value of a complete collection of intellivision games (complete in box). remember that there is 123 games.

 

 

You're probably looking at a few thousand dollars if you're just talking about the original games released for the system (actually there were 125 games relelased). Spiker is obviously the most expensive, you'll probably end up spending $1000 boxed for this game alone.

 

If you want a really complete set, I would also add in the homebrews since there are so few made (less than 10 with variants) and they were made complete (box, manual, overlays).

If you're interested in knowing what they are:

 

Stonix - IntelligentVision

Mine Hunter - IntelligentVision

Same Game & Robots - IntelligentVision

4-Tris - IntelligentVision, Philly Classic, Left Turn Only

Space Patrol - Left Turn Only

 

League of Light and Robot Rubble were also put to cart and released complete as Activision carts but they were never "officially" released by Activision and I won't say who made them

 

All of these games have sold out already so finding them can be difficult and costly (I recently saw League of Light sell for $500 if my memory serves me). I know there's a Stonix on eBay right now with a starting price of $150 I believe.

 

I think most serious Intellivision collectors would also consider having the Orphan Overlays collection. They are perfectly made aand in the style of the games. Again, these are also sold out and can be hard to find.

 

Lastly, there are other peripherals that are great to add into the collection. Demo carts, Intellicart, CC3, MTE 201 Test carts.

 

All of those will cost you at least 100-150 bucks each....most likey much more.

 

Hope this helps a little

 

 

 

"League of Light and Robot Rubble were also put to cart and released complete as Activision carts but they were never "officially" released by Activision and I won't say who made them "

 

 

 

Now that this is old news....who made them?

 

 

Now if only I could find someone to sell my RR and LoL to....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[value of intellivision collection]

hey,

 

what do you think will be the value of a complete collection of intellivision games (complete in box). remember that there is 123 games.

 

 

You're probably looking at a few thousand dollars if you're just talking about the original games released for the system (actually there were 125 games relelased). Spiker is obviously the most expensive, you'll probably end up spending $1000 boxed for this game alone.

 

If you want a really complete set, I would also add in the homebrews since there are so few made (less than 10 with variants) and they were made complete (box, manual, overlays).

If you're interested in knowing what they are:

 

Stonix - IntelligentVision

Mine Hunter - IntelligentVision

Same Game & Robots - IntelligentVision

4-Tris - IntelligentVision, Philly Classic, Left Turn Only

Space Patrol - Left Turn Only

 

League of Light and Robot Rubble were also put to cart and released complete as Activision carts but they were never "officially" released by Activision and I won't say who made them

 

All of these games have sold out already so finding them can be difficult and costly (I recently saw League of Light sell for $500 if my memory serves me). I know there's a Stonix on eBay right now with a starting price of $150 I believe.

 

I think most serious Intellivision collectors would also consider having the Orphan Overlays collection. They are perfectly made aand in the style of the games. Again, these are also sold out and can be hard to find.

 

Lastly, there are other peripherals that are great to add into the collection. Demo carts, Intellicart, CC3, MTE 201 Test carts.

 

All of those will cost you at least 100-150 bucks each....most likey much more.

 

Hope this helps a little

 

 

 

"League of Light and Robot Rubble were also put to cart and released complete as Activision carts but they were never "officially" released by Activision and I won't say who made them "

 

 

 

Now that this is old news....who made them?

 

 

Now if only I could find someone to sell my RR and LoL to....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Appletell reviews VH1 Classics: Intv for iPad]

Bought the iPhone version, comes free with Astrosmash, then 99 cents each for the other 5 games. Bought them all, played Astrosmash and Nightstalker. Controls for Astrsmash were good, except for the soon to be fixed double tap glitch that switches you from fullscreen to TV screen. Controls for Nightstalker weren't great, plus your finger is covering part of the screen. Looking forward to playing around with the rest of them. I could see this being great on the iPad. You buy the additional games from within the app itself and they loaded in seconds. Old school console for choosing games was cool too. Hopefully they'll offer a bunch more games in the future.