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According to the Blue Sky Rangers site, there are two versions of Lock 'n Chase: a 6K version and an 8K one. As stated on the site the only way to tell the difference between the two is to observe whether there is an animation when the character dies (he collapses into his hat). The 6K doesn't have this animation, the 8K does. The site also states that the 8K version is easier to control. Has anyone on here found out an easy way to ensure that one can obtain one version over the other? I currently have the 6K version and would like to obtain the 8K one. Thanks!

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I pretty much want to do the same as you but don't really have the room in the condo for a storage unit. I'm sure the bins are the same as yours.

My collection (Part 3): - Pic 1: Close-up of Music Synthesizer - Pic 2: Inty II w/ Computer Module and Keyboard - Pic 3: System Changer with joystick from Atari Flashback 2 and CIB Pitfall II and Space Shuttle - Pic 4: Intellivoice - Pic 5: The custom Intellivision II cover from Barb/dragonstomper

My collection (Part 2) - Picture 1: My CIB Activision, Elektonite, LTO, and Parker Brothers games - Picture 2: My loose INTV and Mattel games (complete with homemade Bump 'n Jump label ) - Picture 3: My loose Imagic, Coleco and Atarisoft games - Picture 4: Hover Force '3-D' - Picture 5: Overview of my Intellivision hardware

My collection thus far (Part 1) - Picture 1: All of my CIB games - Picture 2: All CIB Action Network, Gaming Network and Intellivoice games - Picture 3: All CIB Space Network, Sports Network and Strategy Network games - Picture 4: My CIB Utopia, ECS games (with repro WSMLB box), 1983 games, Dextell games, Intelligetvision games, and Imagic games

Last one: The custom Intellivision II cover from Barb/dragonstomper

My collection (Part 3): - Pic 1: Close-up of Music Synthesizer - Pic 2: Inty II w/ Computer Module and Keyboard - Pic 3: System Changer with joystick from Atari Flashback 2 and CIB Pitfall II and Space Shuttle - Pic 4: Intellivoice - Pic 5: Hover Force '3-D'

My collection (Part 2) - Picture 1: My CIB Utopia, ECS games (with repro WSMLB box), 1983 games, Dextell games, Intelligetvision games, and Imagic games - Picture 2: My CIB Activision, Elektonite, LTO, and Parker Brothers games - Picture 3: My loose INTV and Mattel games (complete with homemade Bump 'n Jump label ) - Picture 4: My loose Imagic, Coleco and Atarisoft games - Picture 5: Overview of my Intellivision hardware

My collection thus far (Part 1) - Picture 1: All of my CIB games - Picture 2: All CIB Action Network, Gaming Network and Intellivoice games - Picture 3: All CIB Space Network, Sports Network and Strategy Network games

Now this is just crazy... six somewhat common INTV sports games that aren't even mint or unopened for over $500! eBay Auction -- Item Number: 251219749885

I think Anne is probably swimming in her money bin ala Scrooge McDuck with the money that's coming from all of these auctions.

I'm looking for a complete-in-box (cart, manual & both overlays) USCF Chess for Intellvision. Specifically, I am looking for the US Mattel Electronics-branded (gatefold) box, not the Intellivision, Inc. one. I would like for the item to be in good, very good or new condition. If you have one you are looking to sell, please let me know. Thanks!

The one from the page referenced was the one I was referring to.

Oh well. Thought I'd find out before attempting it. Thanks for the info.

Both the bubbled keypad and the actions buttons on the Inty I controllers are far superior to the ones on the Inty II controller. I've transplanted the keypad from an Inty I onto an Inty System III before but have never done so on an Inty II. So my question is: Is it possible to use the keypad and/or action buttons on the Intellivision II controller? If so, is the experience any better than the stock controller? Thanks!

Oh but I will! ...once I figure out how to consistently conquer the first level... and then second one...and so on

DZ, are you porting a Z-Machine emulator to Intellivision for Colossal Cave? If so, would there be a possibility of a port of Zork I, since it it is available freely now?

Has anyone else ordered the reproduction boxes from Oliver? If so, do you remember about how long it took for you to receive them? I ordered my set on the 14th of January and still haven't received them yet.

No! Don't sign it! The unsigned ones are sure to become the ultra-super-rare-impossible-to-find collector's editions.

No. It was a bit out of my price range.

Did anyone here purchase this lot? If so, may I PM you regarding some of the other (lesser) games in the lot that I'm interested in purchasing?

Oh yeah, Spiker was there too...

Damn you, CIB gatefold Chess, you elude me yet again! But for $400, I'm not too concerned.

A while ago, it was announced that remixed versions of Shark! Shark!, Night Stalker and Astrosmash would be made available on Playstation Home and that they would be available sometime last fall. I haven't heard anything since this announcement as to whether the games are actually available or where they're available (if they are). Has anyone heard anything else about these games? Thanks!