donko

I'm selling a MouseWheel, originally manufactured in 1992 by Colorado SPECTRUM. It's used for controlling vehicles in any simulation game. Here's the description from the box: The first design that converts any existing ball-type mouse to a race car wheel. Works with virtually any simulation program that uses a mouse for directional control. Includes easy, step-by-step mouse-adjustment instructions to increase steering sensitivity and maximize performance. Assembles in seconds, stores in a drawer. Needs no game port or card; has no springs, switches, or electronics to malfunction. The MouseWheel supports Apple, Macintosh, Amiga, IBM, IBM-compatible PCs, desktops, laptops, notebooks and portables. The MouseWheel's unique "steering column" shaft makes direct contact with your mouse's ball device, converting it to a realistic race car wheel for exacting driving maneuvers you can't handle with just a keyboard or a basic mouse. Regardless of the mouse-supported driving simulation program you choose, the MouseWheel lets you experience unparalleled realism and responsive control -- every time you hit the road! I'm asking $25 plus the cost of shipping. It fits into the U.S. Post Office's Medium Flat Rate box, which costs $10.95 to ship. No handling charge. I can only accept PayPal. If interested, please e-mail me directly: don@taradoproductions.com

As you can see from the photos I added to the first post, the soft plastic cases are included, and they're in mint condition. If anyone would like to verify me, please do as suggested above, go to ebay and ask a question on the page of the item I'm currently selling there: Infocom Ballyhoo text game When I answer you, please post here that I'm for real. Thanks. I'm also trying to sell a MouseWheel -- attaches to a mouse with the ball on the bottom ... used for racing games. There's a separate post about that item, with a photo.

Hi all. Thanks for the interest. I don't know how to provide references ... I'm "djo616" on ebay. I'll take pics in the morning and try to post them here (my first time on this board, but I see the link in the editor). (It's too dark in my apt to take a good picture this afternoon). As for prices ... I'm accepting offers. I'll sell to the best offer, made privately (don@taradoproductions.com). All 3 games are in perfect, almost-never-used condition. The OUTSIDE box on "Bachelor Party" is a little warped, "Custer" has a little rip on the cover which I've repaired and "Beat 'Em" looks like I just removed it from the shrink wrap. The games were stored all these years in a sealed box in a corner of my climate-controlled apartment. There's sitting inside the outside cardboard box is a padded plastic container with the game cartridge inside. All the plastic compartments are in perfect, mint condition. I understand your caution. Tell me how I can reassure you all. If this approach doesn't work, I'll list the games on ebay (not a threat ... just probably the safest and most secure solution for everyone).

Hi. I have three Mystique ADULTS ONLY games for the Atari 2600 console for sale: "Custer's Revenge," "Beat 'Em and Eat 'Em" and "Bachelor Party." All in great to perfect condition. They can NOT be sold to minors. No exceptions. I will require proof of age before I sell. Before I put them on e-bay I thought I'd make the folks on here know about them. Please e-mail me with offers; I will sell them to the best offer I receive. D

I have the three Mystique games, "Bachelor Party," "Beat 'Em and Eat 'Em" and "Custer's Revenge." All in their original boxes, in great to perfect condition. I'm willing to sell them. Before I put them on e-bay I posted a notice in the Marketplace Forum. How can I be sure that any potential buyer is over 18? I will not sell to minors. I've already disinfected them! :-) Feel free to send private responses.