Andre81

I guess Superman III refers to the movie.

I take both.

They are in a good condition and you got them for a great price. I'm sure you can sell them for 5€ to 10€ on eBay. That will still give you a nice profit, but you won't get rich.

I don't want to spoil your day, but practically they are worthless. As AtariBrian said, they are worth "whatever someone wants to pay for them". Unfortunately there are 0 buyers in the market for SABA games. And no buyers means they are practically worthless. I hope you enjoy them nevertheless.

I don't want to discourage you, but the market for the 5200 is pretty small. You won't be able to sell hundreds of controllers at $150. You won't even be able to sell 100 copies of a homebrew for the 5200. You may want to reuse parts of the original controller, for example the case and just make better internals. That would cut down costs.

First commandment: Shrinkwrapped you shall be

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I'd offer 100 Trillion Dollars and a mint copy of ET.

It's not what I can afford, it's to what extend I want to allow someone to extort money from a hobby. Charging extra for a low serial number is ridiculous.

I've never bought an Elektronite game and this thread just reminded me why.

Klax for just $1,200: eBay Auction -- Item Number: 271581393061

So is there a second German variation of Donkey Kong? I have only seen this one. Same for the 2600.

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And causes insomnia.

He wrote some JavaScript that automatically buys all listings. if (item.title.contains("spiker") && item.price < 500) { item.buyItNow(); } Just listed "Sea Battle not Spiker" for $499 BIN and it sold immediately

You got the equation wrong. Number of screens in KCMM / Number of screens in ET * 6 weeks / 2

Guess he has sold enough repros to afford a real one now.

Howard Scott Warshaw took 6 weeks to write ET and he didn't have emulators and such things. So we need to compare your game with ET and then multiply it by 3 weeks.

The Intellivision was released in 1980, so we also need to discount the price to 1980 Dollars. http://www.usinflationcalculator.com/ So the price will only be $45,000.

Could you please post your detailed time sheets here for review so we can start the due diligence process. Thanks

Right. The switch could also have happened 20 or 30 years ago. A lot of collectors/sellers are also piecing a CIB copy together. There are also a lot of WTB threads here where someone is just looking for a box or manual. Next you'll find a gatefold box with Intv Inc. catridge and manual on eBay. So far I've only seen Atlantis and Nova Blast with a white tray.

If you want to collect such variations you need to buy them sealed. Otherwise there is no way to know if it's authentic.

Weak stupid guy.