Bad Man Jose

When I was looking on Craigslist this morning, I stumbled across an ad for a guy in Minneapolis who makes INTV signs out of scrap metal. I thought I would share the link in case anyone here was interested. http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/vgm/4737470584.html

Bumpus for explanationus....or are you waiting until after the auction over?

Happy Trails looks like it was colored with crayon

I pay more attention to Intellivision then to Atari, but I've always liked the look of the 6 switch system. I'm looking to replace my 2600 with the broken game select switch. Until I started looking on EBAY, I had no idea that there were a couple different 6's. I found a boxed Light 6 (now I know how to tell the difference) for $50 locally but I don't know if it's worth paying that much.

Can someone tell me the difference?

I have a buddy of mine who has a "Video Game Selection Center" and is looking to potentially sell it as he is out of work. I told him since I post here (albeit on the INTVboard) that I could probably find out a fair value to ask for it. Does anyone have any ideas one of these should go for? I tried to search the threads, but the last topic I saw was from 2005. I couldn't find any completed listings on EBAY either

Army of Darkness

A little disappointing on the goal celebration...

Wow....awesome

Well, there are 5 lions...

And they're probably all in different strategic locations

Here's the last of it bump... Beauty & the Beast (No overlays) $5 Demon Attack: $5 Motocross (no box) $3 Auto Racing: $3 Astrosmash: $3 Lock'n'Chase: $2 Donkey Kong: $4 Carnival: $8 Tron Maze-a-tron: $7 Tron Deadly Discs: $7

I found a person who says they have a variety of INTV games by different companies including Sega. Did Sega make any games other than Congo Bongo?

Moved this from another thread as I accidentally created a new post rather than adding it to this one. He purchased the following items from my Intellivision collection. He was extremely responsive to all emails, made fast payment and was very fair in his offers. He's also the first person I've dealt with that has offered to pay my paypal fees as well as the cost of the shipment. Honestly, I could not have asked for better in this deal and I would gladly sell to him again (and give him first crack) or purchase from him in the future. Purchase consitsed 7 Catalogs (mostly Triton) ABPA Backgammon Armor Battle AD&D Treasure of Tarmin Advanced Dungeons & Dragons B-17 Bomber Bomb Squad Boxing Frog Bog Horse Racing Major League Baseball NBA Basketball NFL Football NHL Hockey Night Stalker PBA Bowling PGA Golf Sea Battle Shark! Shark! Sharp Shot Skiing SNAFU Space Armada Space Battle Space Hawk Space Spartans Star Strike Sub Hunt Tennis Triple Action Tron Solar Sailor Utopia Vectron World Cup Soccer

It'll probably be tough to say somethng that hasn't been said in 15 pages of positive feedback, but Ax was awesome. I sold Ax some Intellivision items. Great communication, fast payment and just an overall easy person to deal with. I would absolutely do business with Ax again and look forward to doing so.

I based the prices off of the completed listings on Ebay for most of these about a month ago, but I am open to reasonable offers. I'll sell them individually or I will sell the rest of the lot for $30 +shipping. If you want a Sears LVP&BJ or an INTV LVP&BJ, I'll toss them in free with the first person who asks. Otherwise I'll donate them to the game store down the way. <updated to reflect sold games> Beauty & the Beast (No overlays) $5 Demon Attack: $5 Motocross (no box) $3 Auto Racing: $3 Astrosmash: $3 Lock'n'Chase: $2 Donkey Kong: $4 Carnival: $8 Tron Maze-a-tron: $7 Tron Deadly Discs: $7

Bumping this, PM me if you're interested in any

Still got these, so I will bump it again.

Originally I bought some Intellivision stuff at an auction here in town without my wife really being aware of it. I got a Sylvania INTV and 50+ CIB games for a very good price. We have been in the process of paying off her car and some joint bills as well as buying a house so she thought that may have been a bad purchase at the time. To avoid a fight at the time, I sold the system and a number of the games (Still have some left in the Marketplace) because I didn't have anything that couldn't be replaced. One buyer on this website got a hell of a lot of stuff for what I felt was a very good price. When my wife saw how much I paid and how much I got for the games I sold, she greenlighted me to buy other stuff if I was going to sell it for more. I don't really want to go through the effort of reselling stuff as I'm a gamer, not a game store. I will sell what I have and in the future when finances are different, see if collecting is what I want to do. That said, if I ever find one of the rare games, you can bet I'll buy it and get it to someone here for a lot less than what they're going for on EBAY.

If you need any of the more common ones CIB, I have a few of them left. PM me

CMart seems to be the authority around here on pretty much everything. If you're a collector and if the condition is as good as advertised, I'd say go with his thought of 50 is better but 75 is good. Anyone disagree? .

Is that only for Voltron?

I think I had a complete set of those variants at my grandparents house when I was a kid

Sears system in the box, like new and the guy can't spell. Is $75 a good deal on a boxed Sears? I imagine that's steep, but I don't know much... http://tampa.craigsl...3205562403.html

Strictly depends on condition... need more input. What does the label look like on either of those? condition of box/manual for Shadowrun? Condition is such an important factor for price, I'm not sure why soooo many people ignore condition. No visible damage to either label. The instruction book for Shadowrun has no creases, water damage or missing pages. It looks like it's barely been looked at, if it ever was.