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Not really a game, but i would say the most expensive commercially released lynx cart is: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=110165494837 (5 days left and already at $274). (please note that the original author sells (or at least used to) the cart-only version of this for a small fee, so don't overpay for a loose cart on eBay)

If you are that paranoid you shouldn't be using any closed source programs. How do you know that the program doesn't secretly transmit your password in the background? As far as we know, the authors could be gathering all those logins in a giant database Why would that stand-alone program (of which you have no idea of the inner-workings) be any safer than a network service?

I don't think it had a ZiMAG label then. The Homevision Copy Cart came bundled with Robot Fight (PAL): http://www.atarimania.com/detail_soft.php?...5026&MENU=2 Are you sure about that? I'm pretty sure my copy cart came with 'Parachute' preinstalled... *makes mental note to check*

ALL SOLD

Yes, it a German variant called "Super Baumeister".

You guys need to look better See what arrived by mail on my doorstep today: It's in very good shape, has the manual and 2 of the stickers and it didn't cost me an arm and a leg...

Anyone interested in Knight Rider for the PS2? It has been used, but it's complete and in good condition. Looking to trade for another PS2 game. I also have Yakuza Fury (sealed) for trade. Interested? send PM

bump. Removed items already sold. Buy all remaining games for EUR 60,- (or make offer)

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All games are completely new in box. Some even sealed. Titles are: Alpha Beam With Ernie Big Bird's Egg Catch Commando SOLD Cookie Monster Munch Double Dunk Football Galaxian (used, but CIB) Kung Fu Master My Golf Rampage RS Tennis Sesame Offne Dich Super Break Out SOLD F14 Tomcat Flight simulator SOLD World Championship Baseball See pictures here: http://rotzorg.org/~raymond/sale/ All games are PAL. Banktransfer and Paypal (no CC payments) accepted. Looking to get around EUR 7,50 each, but this is negotiable

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My vote goes to Video gems boxes. Almost impossible to find, but worth the effort...

Intellivision console, complete with box, manual, foam inserts and catalog. Box has some damage though. PAL System. See pictures. Asking price: EUR 20,- I also have the following (complete) games: Horse Racing Golf NHL Hockey Skiing Las Vegas Roulette Major League Baseball (missing 1 overlay) Bowling Soccer Backgammon Space Armada Triple Action Asking price EUR 25,- Everything together for EUR 40,-. Banktransfer or Paypal (but no CC payments since i only have a basic account) accepted. Questions? Just ask

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Bump. No love for these?

For sale (or trade): Game Gear games. See pictures. Asking price listed below. Price is negotiable. Buyer pays actual shipping costs. I accept bank transfer or Paypal (but no CC payments as i only have a basic account). Questions? Just ask Complete in box: Pengo (EUR 25,-) GG Striker Pro (EUR 10,-) Wining Eleven (EUR 10,-) Complete in box. Asking price EUR 6,00 each: Winter Olympics Robocop vs. Terminator G-Loc Psychic World Sonic 2 Global Gladiators Cosmic Spacehead (sealed) Ecco The Tides Of Time Aerial Assault Fantastic Dizzy James Pond 2 Klax Super Smash TV Ninja Gaiden (no manual) Loose games. Asking price EUR 3,50 each: Fantasy Zone Colums Street of Rage Lion King Ren & Stimpy - Quest for the shaven yak Super Offroad Home Alone Solitaire Poker Super Columns Game Pack 4 in 1 Prince Of Persia Ninja Gaiden Super Space Invaders Batman Forever Tazmania Putt & Putter Monster Truck Wars Super Kick Off Shinobi Donald Duck - The Lucky Dime Caper Out Run Europe Virtua Fighter Head Buster Global Gladiators Mortal Kombat II Mickey Mouse: castle of illusion The Simpson's Bart vs Space Mutants Sonic The Hedgehog: Triple Trouble Jungle Book Joe Montana Football Smurfs NBA Jam Deep Duck Trouble Olympic Gold

IIRC that should be the powerwire. Basically you plug your normal Atari PSU in the romscanner and from there another wire goes to the Atari to supply it with the much needed charged electrons...

If so, could you lift this time limit alltogether from the wanted subforum? I would like to update my want-list but i can't anymore

The 2nd from the right is not an Atari 2600 cart, but The Final Cartridge 3 for the Commodore 64. It's some kind of fast-loader with a bunch of other utilities. No idea what the other cart is. Looks like it's home-made.

QFT.

Well, there is the infamous 16-in-1 Atari cart which is also lacking a end label... (which is of course no surprise since it's based on the 32-in-1)

That is extremely easy to fix. I once bought a joystick with the same defect and now it's working perfectly. Here's what i did (found the info somewhere in TeH iNTaRWeBS): 1) Use blow dryer to slowly heat the top label of the joystick so it can be removed without damage 2) Open joystick. 3) Find potmeters inside joystick. Open them and somewhere in there is a broken spring. 4) Take very common Atari 2600 cart with the sliding/selfclosing cart protector (i used a PAL Missile Command). Break open the cart and take the spring that is inside. Watch out when you open it, because the spring has a tendency to jump out when you open the cart. 5) Cut spring to right size and bend it a little. It's not the exact right size, but it comes very close. Just play around a little until it fits perfectly. 6) Insert new spring into potmeter of Vectrex joystick 7) Put everything back together

And this is good/bad exactly why?

No. Even if you leave out pirate carts (this is where you can find the real rarities), there are plenty of carts more rare than Mangia. How about Treasure Below, Steeplechase (Videogem), the Mystique and PlayAround PAL games, most Homevision games, Pengo, some Carrere Video games (Commando Raid & Infernal Tower), Stronghold (Commavid), PAL Supercharger games, etc. etc. I guess Mangia is the PAL equivalent of Chase The Chuckwagon (which for a while was considered to be the most rare NTSC game and still fetched a premium because of the story behind the cart)

Nonsense, Mangia is rare but not ultra rare, boxed copies show up a at least few times a year. There are a lot of PAL carts that are way more rare than this cart... The only reason it fetches more than the average cart is because NTSC collectors settle for a PAL version and drive up the price.