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I should haev written down what game it was. I seem to remember it being something about a fighter pilot though. It was still in it's very well keep box with its manuals etc. If someone wants it I can try to get back and see if it's still there. I looked for a price on it but found none. However, it was just laying out so I dunno.

i was at a thrift store today and came across an interesting looking game cartridge. it was made my tronix and called a vic 20. i also saw something abotu commodore on there but it definitely was not a computer floppy. does anyone know what this is? i'm just curious.

another massachusetts person, and yet, a little far to hang out and/or tip each other off on good places to look. i am definitely jealous though. so far on the western front i've found really nada.

i'd be interested in a 2600 too if it's 10 for a ready to play console or less than 25 for a console and a few games if that is still possible for you to find. it's pretty hard up here in new england so let me know. thanks.

but what does it all have to do with ovaltine?

just out of curiosity, what would a woodgrain console cost you there (4 or 6 doesn't matter to me) and then how much for you to be able to send it?

hey, if any of you know people or places that might have better deals than ebay on the east coast of the US (preferably new england)? Any leads would be appreciated. i've tried a couple flea markets but just started really. i feel like there's fewer places to look in the winter too. but if anyone has any ideas i'd be glad to take 'em!

what kind of power adapter does the NES take? What do I ask for if I go to an electronics store? Is it the same kind of power adaprter that, say, a discman takes? cheers.

Ze_ro: could you unpack that a little bit for me? Do you mean that if I bought a generic adaptor i should buy a manual one? or that the only generic ones that exist are atuomatic which is why i would need an rf switch manufactured by nintendo? (thanks everyone btw)

Can you get an RF Switch for an old NES at a place like Radio Shack? Will it look the same? Or do I need a specific Nintendo product and have to search for it online or at video game stores? Thanks for all your help everyone!