Lentzquest

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Purchased a bunch of 2600/7800 games from him. Fast shipping and everything was in great condition. Great seller!

Funny how as soon as a post mentioned crotch juice, NE146 and his avatar showed up Anyway, I prefer a bunch of 2600 titles to their original arcade counterparts. Space Invaders, Ms. Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Berzerk, and especially Defender (Though I know I'm in the minority on that last one). I'd even say I find myself playing 2600 Pac-Man more than the arcade perfect versions, though it's not my favorite port. That honor goes to the NES Tengen version. But I was very young when first playing the colecovision/2600. Too young to have gone to arcades on my own, so these home releases were what I knew best at the time and are still more endearing to me now.

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Just received a few NES carts from bones. This is the first time in recent years I've bought carts that I don't feel the need to clean prior to playing. These things are in beautiful pristine condition, pins, labels, everyting. Excellent seller!

Here's a few random games I've been trying to get my hands on without much luck. Any help would be appriciated, especially if a seller has more than one. PM me if interested in selling. 2600: Gremlins, good condition cart only Donkey Kong, red label, cart only Donkey Kong Jr, red label, cart only NES: Kirby's Adventure, cart only (preferably with dust sleeve) Swamp Thing, Cart only (preferably with dust sleeve) Zombie Nation, cart only (Probably dreaming on this one, but thought I'd list it anyway) Game Boy: Final Fantasy Adventure, preferably with instructions and plastic clamshell, but cart only would be okay. Also looking for Game Boy cartridge plastic clamshells. Would be nice to get a hold of a bunch of them. Thanks for looking!

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I've put chips from Atari and Parker Bros into M-Network cartridges, but not the other way around. And this is only when I come across one that is very damaged. It works because M-Network carts kinda just squeeze the chips, so the foreign chip "fits". I don't think it really works the other way around. Not without cutting on the insides of the Atari brand cart. Or modifying the chip if it can be done without damaging the circuitry. Regardless I agree with Slowcoder on not destroying carts that have good labels and overall condition. There's plenty of damaged ones out there dirt cheap that have good chips that'd be good to experiment with.

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Just bought a slick NES clone from Conrad Hart. Item was shipped fast and packed great. Couldn't be happier with it and would definitely buy from him again.

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Just got one at Dollar General in southern Ohio for $15. Sign said from Nov 20-23, so must be a pre-black Friday thing.

Just picked up a FB3 at a Dollar General in southern Ohio for $15. It's some kind of pre-black Friday sale going on from Nov 20-23. I'd have passed at it's normal price of $40, but I couldn't pass this up when I saw it checking out. Just fyi.

Clash of the Titans. There's lots of good video game stuff to work with in it.