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both boxes have been claimed! thank you!
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found a loose genesis star control for $3, and beany bopper and human cannonball complete for $5 at the flea market today. the beany bopper and human cannonball had the same red $1.99 stickers and "1X" written in greasepencil on the back as these games that i got at goodwill last week, so i'm thinking that mr. flea market guy discovered them before i did. i also got a complete lost luggage at the same goodwill a few days after my initial find, so that's 10 complete 2600 games (well, 9 games and touch pad) in a little over a week...
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thank you for sharing from your collection. the incomplete version of Sweat is available on the Stella Gets a New Brain CD collection. tempest has some more information here on his website.
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i apologize if this should be in or has been coverered in another thread. i was going through some boxed 2600 games and pulled this out, which i hadn't thought about for a while. does anyone else have this '87 box variation? don't know why they would go through the trouble to replace the original pac-man image, not to mention embracing the off-center aesthetic...
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last hour bump!
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my CPUWIZ moment... are all the absolute boxes oversized as well?
still need to find mean 18 and alien brigade.
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today's very nice 2600 find, thanks to goodwill.
all complete:
frogs and flies-shrinkwrapped, opened at bottom
space attack-shrinkwrapped, opened at top
astroblast-shrinkwrapped, opened at top
lock 'n' chase
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spike's peak/ghost manor-the shrinkwrap is open at the bottom, but the box itself doesn't look like it's been opened.
$1.99 each
boxed video touch pad (did this release come with instructions or a star raiders overlay?)-$2.99.
most of the games have little slips of paper tucked inside with scores and notes written on them-apparently, lock 'n' chase works best with the wico controller. oddly, the frogs and flies manual is folded in a very different way than usual, but there are no creases to suggest that it was ever folded the standard M network way...
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it was originally programmed by sunrise, but never released by them. later on, it was picked up and released by telegames.
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the rip the bottom left corner goes down the front edge of the box; other than that, nothing significant outside of normal age wear. i've added this picture to the auction. thanks for the looks and the wishes!
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the ol' couple-of-hours-left bump...
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got this yesterday at a thrift in west hollywood. first i had to remove the real old batteries and clean the contacts w/ baking soda, then i had to open the tower up and get the motor unstuck. but now, i have a fully functioning game with all of the pieces included.
$10.
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prices include shipping within the united states. i prefer paypal but will also take money orders. thanks for looking!
shrinkwrapped grey box 1988 home run: $10
-the box has undergone some crushing, primarily on the bottom right corner and on the right hand side of the back of the box.
01 combat boxed, with warranty card-$5
-i can't get the cart to work.
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$1.60 for a brand new GBA It's Mr. Pants at Game Dude. After the $20 trade-in, of course.
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boy, am i glad i ordered this and the telegames release of quest for quintana roo from the radio shack down the street when i did...
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sometime after i had bought 1 each of their available games when they were still $.80 each, i got a notification from them that they had the 7800 version of fatal run in stock, which was not part of their initial selection. i never got another notification from them about them offering other, more obscure games.
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i was happy winning this auction for what i assumed would be a loose cartridge. i was really nicely surprised when i received this:
(never asked about the auction picture... )
also ended up with the manuals for frogger II and star wars: TAG in this auction. but sadly, not the crazy climber manual.
and nice accidental waterworld snag!
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Atari-2600-RIVER-PATRO...1QQcmdZViewItem
kenny might have been the first seller i bought from on ebay, if i remember correctly.
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I blame eBay for turning videogame cartridges into commodities to be bought and sold
i blame the marketing executives at magnavox. and every single video game manufacturer since.
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Is Game Dude still in business? They're in North Hollywood on Sherman Way(?) if I remember correctly. I think my 32X AC adaptor still has their foil sticker on it with their address if you need more detail than that. I used to live, like 2 miles from them in 2000. All Atari 2600 and 7800 games were $3. The punks there got a good chuckle out of the name "Revenge of the Beefsteak Tomatoes" when I went to purchase it.
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very much so. they have a steady supply of $3 2600 games, pretty much all common. every now and then you can get lucky though, like when i found a silver gravitar and the black jack picture label there.
oh, and your package is going out today a.j.
1987 Pac-Man box variation
in Atari 2600
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and then there's this pac-man box...