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$100 with free shipping. Photos register too large to post.

For sale: multicart loaded with 125 games including rarities and prototypes. Includes custom box. Free shipping to US and Canada. PM with email address for photos.

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Outside of the Atariage Marketplace, where else can I post a Colecovision Multicart for sale?

FOR SALE: Colecovision system and original controllers refrubished by Yurkie with A/V mod and all cables. Also included is the Atari adaptor, a Super action controller, and original Atari joystick, a Sega Genesis controller, 2 controller extension cords, 2 sets of paddles and a 128-in-1 Multicart loaded with games. $200 with free shipping in the USA. Please PM me with your email address for photos.

SOLD

SOLD

Loaded cartridge includes card and case- $100 free shipping

Loaded cartridge includes card and box

Includes loaded cartridge and case $110- free shipping

Includes loaded cartridge and case $110- free shipping

I have an Atari 2600 Harmony cartridge and a Colecovision multicart that I want to sell but I'm not able to sell it on ebay. What other ways can I sell them?

I'm looking to get my paddles repaired or buy reconditioned paddles that are jitter-free. Can anyone guide me in the right direction?

I tried it on a four switch and a six switch. The screen is blank.

This is the 5th Circus Atari cartrige that I bought that doesn't work. I've tried it on diffrent systems and for some reason it's the only game that doesn't play. I tried cleaning the connectors. Is this normal? Why only this game?

Has anyone taken the time to know how many ounces a Heavy Sixer weighs? That would solve the problem.

There is a Lord of the Rings game?

How do I know if I have a Heavy Sixer?

Besides Adventure and Joust, what games would fall into the Fantasy category?

I have a Colecovision that's A/V modded with an Atari module

I found the problem- I cleaned out the connectors on the Atari module and the input to the Colecovision-works perfectly now. Thanks for all the info.

Is there a way I can take apart M-Network, Parker Brothers and other odd-shaped cartriges and put the chip into standard Atari cartriges? The odd-shaped cartriges are hard to store and I don't care about the original labels. I tried it on a few and the chip didn't fit in. Am I doing something wrong? Any videos would help.

What about custom labels?