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Please add me for one copy. Hopefully I'm in time! Thank you!

Don't worry about it. It's good to double and sometimes triple check.

I thought the exact same thing!

Received my Phoenix. Although it didn't work on the first TV we tried, it works on the TV in our family room. I'm super happy with it and I think my 15 year old is enjoying it more than I am. He's loving the Risky Rick, Montezuma's Revenge, Sydney Hunter and Nether Dungeon carts while I've been playing more of Donkey Kong, Dig Dug and Oil's Well. This is going to breathe a ton of life into carts we haven't played in a long time or maybe never played. Thanks!

I don't have a link but it's definitely a reproduction. I have one also but it doesn't have a picture of Al dressed up like a Wizard on the label. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wizard_(2005_video_game) http://www.atariprotos.com/2600/software/wizard/wizard.htm

She should definitely finish it!

I think this is a great book. It's much more about the games than the flashback and it's not very expensive.

Still a very cool belt that you can wear with pride!

Wouldn't that have also been during a time when they moved from color to black and white manuals? I don't see them spending the extra money regardless of how economical it was at that point.

Price felt a little high but prices have gone up so I'm probably not the best judge of that. I do think it would be helpful, especially since you're new, to provide a few more details about yourself along with where you're located and if your price includes shipping or not. We've had a bunch of new people come selling things to end up not really selling or just taking money. It creates some suspicion when new people join and their first (and often only) post is an attempt to sell stuff. You've done your homework. Pricecharting isn't a bad place to get values although I wouldn't expect to just be able to sum them up for a package (I'm not saying that's what you did). Feedback from somewhere else always helps. Good luck with your sale. I'm sure there's demand for Atari 7800s with a fair amount of games of various rarities.

What's the problem. I still see some empty floor space

I think the stimulus has given some people an opportunity to purchase a high end item that might have been out of their range previously. It's certainly had an impact on several non-necessity categories.

They have those same scratch offs for Missile Command, Asteroids and I think Centipede.

That auction with those exact same pictures has run before (maybe multiple times). It won't sell but bless him for trying. EDIT: talking about this auction https://www.ebay.com/itm/vintage-video-game-lot/143996848655?hash=item2186e18a0f:g:nkEAAOSw9OpgaE7~ It's the large vintage games auction for $125,000

This whole thread has been amazing. I would love to watch a movie on my atari and agree that the presentation is incredible.