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Shipping is from Canada. PayPal only. Here is my latest batch of goodies for sale: PS1 - Cool Boarders 4, Driver (both include manuals) $5 each or $8 for both Atari 2600 - Master Builder $25 NES - Bubble Bobble w/ sleeve and manual $12 Atari XE - Into The Eagle's Nest $10 **misc. 7800 carts - PM for details Please let me know via PM if you need a scan of the item. Will also sell this as one enitre lot for $55 (7800 titles included) shipping included. Thanks for looking.

There is the Busy Bee indoor flea market just west of Kalamazoo.

People are paying quite a bit for Frogger II these days.. The Mr. Cool seems to fetch a nice bit too.

Sounds good I would say $25 would be the friend price, $40 the Ebay price. Just my opinion though I always sell stuff a little cheaper to friends. Sure. I would rather trade the game as opposed to attempting to sell it anyway so go figure.

Nice work!!

Quite a few of the Red Label games have a pause feature as well. The VCS actually does have the pause feature so please don't say that it does not. Saving games would be redundant.

Hey.. I am not looking to get alot for it. A fair trade would be good. Make an offer if you are interested. I wouldn't value a loose one at more than $30-$40 tops. Someone correct me if I am wrong.

I have a loose Master Builder for sale or trade if anyone is interested. Send me a PM. Cheers!!

No offense taken here. This is a good point that seemed to have been articulated rather passionately. Perhaps someday a gifted "ideas/designer" type of person will learn how to program. In the meantime, it would be nice to see a true visual artist collaborate with a programmer to design a respectable and original new game.

OK. With it being pointed out that there is obviously a distinct difference between game design and game programming, why does there seem to be no collaboration between the designers and the programmers when it comes to homebrews? Seems rather unfortunate. There is a lot of talent on both sides of the fence. Why not work together to create a masterpiece? Surely this must make sense to someone..

Only a few hours left..

I too believe that there should be more original titles being produced as opposed to more conversions. It would be great to see some new ideas instead of re-hashes of the classics that we are already used to. I wonder why the trend thus far has been to predominantly create conversions.

Thanks for looking!! http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZpeejay26QQhtZ-1

Thick2005 doesn't ship to Canada because he has recently had trouble shipping out of the US for some reason just in case anyone wanted to know.

Feel free to make an offer before these go on ebay tomrrow night. Thanks for looking!!

PM sent for the heavy sixer..

OK. I have added pics of these carts and have also decided to take cash offers if anyone would prefer to buy any of these on an individual basis. Here are the prices: Atari 2600: Master Builder $35 Atari XE/8 bits Into The Eagle's Nest $15 Desert Falcon $10 Pole Position $5 Blue Max $5 Deals can also be had if anyone is interested in purchasing all or more than one of these games. I also have a mint Atari Portfolio up for grabs. I thought that maybe someone on here might be looking for one of these so I am offering it up for sale or trade. This unit is in amazing condition and includes the original power supply and user's manual. Please feel free to make an offer. Thanks for looking!!

Screw my want list. Please send me a PM if you interested in trading for any of these.

Eventually they are going to be everywhere. What the heck is the big deal in waiting a few weeks? Come January 2007, they will be super easy to acquire I am sure.

Hey all. I have a few harder to find carts to trade if anyone is interested: Atari XE - Desert Falcon, Into The Eagle's Nest, Pole Position, and Blue Max Atari 2600 - Master Builder (NTSC) Here is my want list: Atari 7800 - Basketbrawl, Ikari Warriors, Kung Fu Master Atari 8 bit - Karateka (cartridge version), Bounty Bob Strikes Back, Frogger II Atari 2600 - Xenophobe (NTSC), Too many to mention.. Please let me see your list Colecovision - Q*Berts Cubes, XONOX and Imagic carts Also willing to entertain GameBoy and SNES carts for trade as well. Please send me a PM if you are interested. Thanks for looking!!

I know Walmart in Kingston has them and I will definitely be there at 8:00AM sharp to get one!! Yeehoo!!

I have a few rare Colecovision carts for sale or trade if anyone is interested: Dukes of Hazzard Pit Stop Frantic Freddie Front Line Roc'N Rope Turbo I also have a spare Colecovision expansion Driving Module if anyone is interested in this as well. Please send me a PM with an offer if you are interested. I would rather sell this as one lot however I will still entertain offers for individual items. PayPal only. Buyer also pays for shipping via which ever method they prefer. Thanks for looking!! Colecovision cart want list: HERO Tomark The Barbarian Q*Bert's Qubes Jumpman Junior Dragonfire Fathom Moonsweeper

It would be interesting to know if the ROM in this cart is different from any other Front Line ROM. I doubt it but you never know. I seem to remember mumbai or someone like that saying on one of the forums a while back that he has opened many Colecovision carts that have these inside of them. I wonder why Coleco did this. Maybe some of these games were manufactured directly at a Colecovision repair depot. I know of one person who connected with one of the people who ran one of these repair depots here in Canada a few years back and this person managed to acquire quite a few similar EPROM carts from them.

Thanks for most of the responses. This is a Front Line cart that I recently acquired. I noticed that the cart felt heavier than most si I decided to weigh it. While most CV carts seem to weigh between 2 to 2.5 oz, this one weighs just slightly over 3 oz. I found this to be rather strange so I decided to open it up to see what was inside. The pic shows what I found. So much for my dorkasm.

Could someone who knows more about this sort of thing please confirm what I have here? This is an EPROM board as far as I can tell. Thanks in advance.