RedRaider

I prefer using a custom SCART cable, into a audio breakout box, then to a component converter. My Sega Genesis and Sega CD never looked so good on my 60" Pioneer KURO...

Purina - Chase The Chuck Wagon

I saw that movie back in the day. Weirdo for sure

Decided to take the plunge and invest in a Heavy-Sixer today. Once it arrives at its new domicile this week, it will receive a thorough RedRaider cleaning, prior to its photo shoot. Stay tuned...

Freaking loved the Parker Bros titles, not all were fun to play, but Parker Bros secured the rights to the right shit! If they only would have had a clue as to how to program some of their games...

Nope, since unfortunately I do not own a YurTari 7800 yet...

My thoughts are that the bidder is completely ignorant...

Love your setup brother.

Mark, once CoinOps5 and the SATA converters are in your hands, I will definitely be commissioning you brother.

What a sexy ass...

Very nice...

Sure would ...

I bought this a few months ago from that seller, along with several sets of his custom overlays... Also the seller CLEARLY states in bold font (not to mention a different color) that no overlays are included. Fail to understand the reason for making this thread? To add a sub $5 item to a large purchase from the UK was negligible to me. It's a novelty item, geez...

Come on people, post up your systems...

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I literally want to have sex with your pics RR! :-o LOL! Those are soooo sweet. :lust: :lust: LOL I still haven't taken pics of my boxed INTV System III, really need to get off my arse and do that this weekend...

Here you go... http://www.best-electronics-ca.com/power%20guide.htm

My first cartridge based system was the Intellivision, which I still own/play. Received it for Christmas in 1980. My neighbor had a 2600, which I wanted until one day at the Galleria in Houston when I first was exposed to the Almighty Intellivision. To this day I have yet to purchase a 2600 (though I own a cherry 5200 thanks to Akator). Wanted a Colecovision, but I chose a Apple //e instead for Christmas 1983. Got a NES in 1988, switched to Sega, then PlayStation, then XBOX. The rest is history. Stumbled across AA in April this year and went on a binge spending spree. Being inundated with work and vacations this summer have slowed me down temporarily. But I'm about to make a quick little run then chill again. Here are pics of my original Intellivision 2609A (which I've posted before):

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LOL This place is like

PM sent brother...