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I'm trying to win the loose Congo. I'm leading now but based on previous experience I expect to fail drastically in the last few seconds of the auction, mostly because I dare not bid what these games have been going for lately. Happy wife, happy life.

I went to three different thrift stores over the past week and found... not a damned thing.

Can I scan that symbol with my phone?

So that is catalog is only slightly more up to date than the black one with 'Tron I' and 'Tron II' that Mattel shipped pretty much throughout the life of the console.

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Has the unit been tested? Also, does it only include the one joystick?

Is there any benefit to releasing text adventures on cassette for the ECS vs. cart? Does the ECS provide more program memory when loading programs from cassettes vs. cart? Though at this point, it'd probably be harder finding an old data recorder that functions in general -- much less figuring out if it would be compatible with the ESC. Yeah, so never mind, I answered my own question. Cart it is!

I am selling the following games and movies for the Sony PSP system: Games: Final Fantasy VII: Crisis Core - $8 Gran Turismo - $6 Ridge Racer - $6 Movies: Appleseed - $2 Into the Blue - $2 Ren & Stimpy: Volume 1 - $4 Resident Evil - $4 Resident Evil: Apocalypse - $4 Spiderman 2 - $2 Steamboy - $4 I open to offers for multiple items purchased or trades. I am mostly looking for CIB Intellivision games right now. Games will be packaged so that they are well-protected during transit. Shipping costs for the items are based on the shipping location. If you have any questions, please ask and thanks for looking! Thanks for looking.

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Updated to reflect games sold on 2/22. I will be adding additional titles this weekend.

GroovyBee: Since you seem to already be accepting pre-orders for the game, is there a chance that you can either make a demo ROM file available or at least provide a video (or possibly both) so that we can get an idea of what the game-play is like before ordering? Thanks!

Has anyone created any third-party overlays for Hover Force? I've seen the replacement/orphan overlays created by swapmagic.tool for most other Intellivision games but have yet to see a set made specifically for Hover Force. Granted, once you learn the Hover Force controls, you don't really need overlays but it would be nice to have them for the sake of completeness -- especially since I also have the 3-D glasses from IntvDave.

I'd be interested in one as well.

Looks a little like Joust

There was also a Thin Ice bundle on there for a fraction of a second. Didn't pick up that one since I already have the equivalent thanks to Oliver's repro box set.

Then I supposed I shouldn't mention that I sniped these just as they were listed: Intellivision game pac-man in box with booklet intellivision game centipede, and bump & jump intellivision game-Diner <as he tries to hide his Cheshire cat grin>

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Maybe I should re-list some of my common loose carts as 'SUPER, EXTRA RARE' and see what happens. I guess Barnum was right: there is one born every minute.

What makes Spiker so special in comparison to the other INTV releases that it commands that kind of coin?

I've been upgrading my collection as of late and am looking to sell my duplicate boxed games. All games have all been tested (with exception of the sealed Astrosmash) and work without issue. The condition of all games are as stated. Pricing is as stated below. If anyone is looking to purchase several games or is looking to trade games of equal value, I am also open to all offers. I will pack all games to ensure that they arrive in the best of condition. Games in box with manual and overlays (where indicated): Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (Cloudy Mountain) - Box, cart and manual are all In good condition; no overlays with manual only - $2 Astrosmash - New in original shrink-wrap - $5 Astrosmash - Cartridge, manual and overlays are in very good condition; box is in good condition - $3 Burgertime - box is crushed at top but contents are in very good condition - $3 Horse Racine - Cartridge, box and manual are all in good shape; no overlays - $3 Lock 'n Chase - in very good condition; no overlays - $3 Space Battle (blue box) - Cartridge, manual and box are in good condition; no overlays - $3 Space Hawk - Cartridge, manual and overlays are in excellent condition; box is in good condition - $3 Tennis - Cartridge and manual and overlays, box is in good condition but is curved inward at the upper -right corner; no overlays - $3

You do need an Intellivision II to use it (unless you're handy with a soldering iron). It is a nice addition that allows you to play games that never did come out for Intellivision. I hook mine up when I get the itch to play a little Pitfall II. $15 is a very good price for it too. I paid around $40 for mine. They generally go from about $25-50 on eBay depending on the condition and whether the box is included or not.

My two most-recent: - CIB Popeye shipped for $12 - CIB Kool-Aid Man for under $10