Charles Nilsen

What would be friggen cool, IF this could be done, is somehow get an emulation of this. since it's build on an arcade pcb, could you simpley run this in MAME? I hold out little hope of ever finding one of these things in the wild, but I think it's certainly doable to build one. That would be a very fun project!

I remember this as a kid at the local Sears store. I have to say this is my own personal Holy Grail, although I don't expect to ever have one. I have toyed around with building one since I don't think it would be too difficult to recreate...

Has anyone considered writing up a press release on this and sending it out to the news agencies? I am not even remotely qualified to do such a thing, but a one pager with contact names of whomever wants to be an expert, a few quotes and a link to the auction forwarded to the various wire services would probably get at least a mention.

In all seriousness, someone should make a high-quality repo of this box. Be a nice piece of shelf candy for collectors, even those without the cartridge. I would imagine something like this could be pulled together fairly inexpensively and make a bit of extra cash for the owner(s).

Hi everyone! I've been lurking here for quite a while, and just finally started collecting 2600 stuff after having been in to vintage PC stuff for several years. I'm curious, for those who collect cartridges out of the box, how do you store / display them? I remember back in the day they had plastic/wood racks, but seems like those would be dust magnets? I'd be interested in Pics if you're feeling particularly spunky! :-)