89escortwagon

Actually, no. I am sorry to confuse. I have the Video Touch pad, only it doesn't look like the one that is shown. The one I have is missing the number cover on it, and the number keys are squares with equal-lengthed sides. The one shown here looks like the keys are rectangular.

I have a 2600. I also have a picture of me at 7 months old, at Christmas, sitting next to our new 2600 VCS and 11 games. This was back in 1984. Of course, I wasn't into it at the time, but as I grew older I became attached to that system. I fought to keep it a few years ago, when my parents waned to get rid of it. I have since expanded the library. I can't remeber them all, but here's what I can remember. Pac Man (Sears and Atari labels) Ms Pac Man (red) Jr Pac Man Death Trap (I am so glad my mom and dad got this one after looking at the list) Star Trek Star Raiders Combat Pong (Sears typing label) Basketball (sears label) Football (sears) ET Raiders of the Lost Ark Tutankham Spider Fighter Astroblast (manual, but no cart. been missing for years) Journey Escape Dark Cavern Armor Ambush Pole Position (most common label) Mouse Trap And that's all I can remember for now. My rarest game is Death Trap, and if you have not ever played it, it is a fun game, I think. I have the number pad (I think it's for the 5200 though, not sure), some paddles that say "racing" on them, and the common "Gemstik" controllers. I also have an arcade-like joystick, with the button on the top of the stick intead of off to the side.