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And the price is .......

PM sent for a few of those great boxed Atari games!

What can I say? I GOT MY 1200XL!!! It arrived JUST AS DESCRIBED and I was able to repair the keyboard to 98% working capacity. Everything arrived quickly and well packed. Brad, you de MAN! (cavearcade). Thanks again!

PM sent for that NES box!

Thank you, just PM me when you can.

PM sent for the 5200 - maybe, just maybe ...

Still lookin for some boxes. Thanks, I'll leave the light on for ya.

PM on the junk!

I'd love them, but shipping for those would be monstrous to California. I'll PM you but I'm not too optimistic ...

Thanks for the nice comments. I had not heard of the other remixes but I did check out the remix site - great to hear other interpretations of some classic 8 bit music, thanks for the link. Jon

I forgot I had this - our recent move unearthed this Mac install DVD and I don't have a Mac anymore so I may as well sell it. Mac OS X 10.4.6 MA453Z with iWork '06 trial. I don't have the manual any more but I am including two other manuals. The DVD installs perfectly and was last used about two years ago. The box is pretty beat up. Anyway, $50 shipped. If that's too much then make me an offer. Thanks a bunch!

Thanks for the listen, I appreciate it! Stones speed metal would be fantastic!

I have tinkered around with some of my favorite 8 bit music of all time (along with Ultima III) - Ultima IV by Kenneth Arnold. I took a few of the tunes and 'orchestrated' them - that is, I did my best to transcribe a few of the tunes and create an orchestral version of them using my Yamaha Motif ES8 keyboard (that is one large, heavy keyboard!). Anyway, it's far from perfect and still sounds like a keyboard attempting to make orchestral sounds, so you know how that goes! Anyway, I just did this because I enjoy the music and wanted to try my hand at some orchestral versions of these songs. Please let me know what you think. I'm very open to likes/dislikes and suggestions. My next project is going to be a rock version of some Alternate Reality music - my second favorite 8 bit music. Anyway, enjoy! (I hope!) Ultima IV - song 1.mp3 Ultima IV - song 2.mp3 Ultima IV - song 3.mp3 Ultima IV - song 4.mp3

DosBox is finicky and is based on the sub directories being correct. You should be able to drag the install.exe or Kyrandia.exe file to the DosBox app and have it automatically set the sub directories for repeat use. You can try putting the Kyrandia folder on your c: drive and the DosBox folder on the desktop, then make a duplicate of the install file and drag it to the DosBox app (at least I think that's how it works - it's been a while since I've used DosBox so my info may be a bit crappy). Hope that helps. Jon

I remember seeing a kiosk at Best Buy around 8 years ago. I bought the DC out of the Kiosk for $35 and it included all of the cables, two controllers, a memory card, a rumble card, and Crazy Taxi 2! I never even thought of asking if I could purchase the whole enchilada, but maybe I should have! I have no chance getting in on this since I live in California, but hopefully someone will add this to their booty. What a great 'furniture' piece to have in the house (gentlemen, present it this way to your wives and maybe ... just maybe ...)

Thanks for the list - I currently only collect US games, but those boxes look great. Do you have any US boxes? Thanks! Jon

Hey Fibro, thanks for the offer. PM coming your way! I'm still looking for the console boxes, y'all.

Yep, same boat here. Almost all of my 2600 boxed games are in very nice shape. Anyway, I'll keep a lookout for yer other stuff at other times. Good luck, I'd be surprised if these didn't go quick.

Very nice prices, especially on those 2600 boxes! I'd jump on them but I already have all of those games boxed Oh well, I'm still lookin'!

I've decided to go the all boxed route for my vintage systems and games - They display nicely and I can still use the systems when I want to. Anyway, I'll try the 'empty box' route first before I start selling or replacing systems. I am looking for empty boxes for the following (original packing would be nice but is not necessary): Atari 800 Atari 810 Atari 1050 Atari 5200 Atari 1200xl (I am finally getting my 1200xl thanks to mancavearcade! What a great guy!) Commodore 128 Commodore 64 Commodore 1571 Commodore Vic 1541 Intellivision III Odyssey 2 Sega Genesis (model 2) Sega CD NES SNES Aquarius (thanks to cncfreak for the great mattel computer!) N64 (not vintage but I do love my N64) I have the following boxed systems/peripherals so I'm not looking for these: Atari 2600, Atari 7800, Atari 400, Atari 410, Atari 130XE, Vic-20, TI 99-4A, Dreamcast Any C64, Vic-20, 2600, 7800, 5200 or 8 bit empty game boxes would help too. I am not using the systems as much as I used to but I would still like to have a nice display when they are not being used. Anyway, if anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it. I know that's a lot of boxes to be looking for but hey - it's me!

You might want to try 19echo. I purchased an 810 from him and it performs flawlessly. He gave me a great deal and shipped it quickly. I believe he had another one to sell. I think he had a flip door and a sliding door (I purchased the sliding door). Anyway, might work for ya.

Wow, I sure missed out on this one! I have the Breakout record - still sealed so I don't want to open it, but man oh man - sounds like you did a great job!

Absolutely - love that part. The other fight with the Nazi near the end of the game is pretty cool as well, but the fight with the bruiser is the best.