Nutsy Doodleheimer

Thinking about it. I live in Dallas. About 200 or so miles from there.

I get flippin frustrated with Ice Climber. The jumping is absolutley awkward. Mario Bros. You do fall through a tad on the platforms. I prefer the arcade version which is on my hard modded xbox along with every emulator and rom you can think of. It is one of my favorite head to head games of all time. More fun back in the day on the actual cabinet.

Wii U. I don't have a PS4 or Xbox One. I love Mario and Luigi U. DK Tropical Freeze is mindblowing! Absolutley addicted to the NES remix game. I may get a PS4 down the road, but still not sold on it at the moment. I actually thought it would take this poll by storm.

The original and first from 1985. It started out everything and made it what it is. And so much nostalgia when I first played it back in 1987.

Damn!!! This is a toughie. My favorites have to be the Original Mario Bros. From 1983, Pole Position, Phoenix, Moon Patrol, Ms. Pac Man, Centipede, Gorf, Tempest, and Donkey Kong. Arcade ports.... Atari 2600: Space Invaders, Centipede, Asteroids, and Ms. Pac Man Atari 5200: Robotron 2084 and Zaxxon Atari 7800: Xevious, Dig Dug, and Food Fight Colecovision: Venture, Mouse Trap, Donkey Kong, Gorf, and Mr. Do! Intellivision: Burger Time

Burn in Hell: Twisted Sister

There is no site or anything I know of that does this.

Just be cautious and buy at your own risk on an untested item. The buttons on trak ball controllers are nothing compared to the standard joysticks. All the buttons work great. The fire buttons feel flimsy and cheaply made. When you get a trak ball controller. Most importantly just take it apart and clean the inside up and free it from lint and other sorts of debris. Also clean the cue ball with some soap and water. I love my trak ball. Highly reccommended!! The prices are ridiculous for them on ebay.

Run to THE Hills: Iron Maiden

I know where that is!! Custer and Parker. Colin Creek and Stonebriar have CGX stores but are just insane pricewise. I saw a 4 switch woody vcs with 1 joystick and hookups with orange paint faded for $90!!!!! I told them. That should be worth no more than $25. And they threw me out lol. About a couple months ago at Game Over a girl working there brought out a Colecovision a customer wanted to get and put a cart to test it. She had a hard time as shebwas plugging it into the Expansion Module. And was confused. I snatched the game out of her hand and plugged it where it belongs. I said. That is for the Atari 2600 adapter. The expansion module 1. Damn, who hired her I live in North Dallas!!

I checked out a few youtube videos of the toyratt. That guy is an idiot!! Thinks 4 switch woodys are made in Sunnyvale...... Just remember. You need to wear oven mitts when handling Atari 2600 systems from Toyratt. "It's so hot you can barely hold it!" What a douche. Here's another!!!! And this is the deal, THIS IS THE DEAL!!!!!!! He is offering a free.. FREE Atari 2600 If another place sells it cheaper than at The Toyratt....... Doesn't even mention how much it costs lol.

This most likely has to be the first Atari 2600 commercial. https://m.youtube.com/results?q=atari%20commercial%201977&sm=3

Great to hear!! Hope you enjoy your Light Sixer! That model was my first one and first gaming console I started playing when I was about 4 and I still have it. My parents bought it new in 1981 when I was a baby. And still in pristine shape.

http://m.ebay.com/itm/271851434947?nav=SEARCH Complete and entire NES loose cart collection. Over 800 games!!

Thin foam sheets. Another suggestion is Hobby Lobby as well. It's around 99 cents for a sheet the size of notebook paper.

I believe any hardware store like Home Depot or Lowes sell them.

Saw it. July 25th and 26th. I may have to take a road trip.

Awesome!! And I appreciate the heads up! I've heard many raving about Toyratt and thought it would be an awesome place. Now I know. Game Over is awesome anyways and the prices are very good too. Lot of good specials sometimes. Buy 2 get one free. And you get 10% off your purchase if you check in on facebook. I live in North Dallas and it's a bit of a drive for me. (35-40 miles). There is a couple in Austin, couple in San Antonio, Houston, and there is also one in Seattle, WA. The only one outside of Texas. I heard many people rave about Toyratt as well.

I've seen several youtube videos of the place and I thought they have more stuff than Game Over from what it looked. I thought the prices would be half decent at least. So they overcharge? And also the vinyl and movies sold there got me intrigued as well. You know better than me since you are in proximity.

It pales in comparison to The Toyratt in Ontario. I WANT TO GO THERE BEFORE I DIE!!! Now that place is awesome!!

Lastly a bunch of various consoles. As listed. Atari Super Pong, Atari Ultra Pong, coleco Telstar, Coleco Telstar Alpha, APF TV Fun, Tele Games Pinball and Breakaway, Atari Video Pinball, Coleco Combat, Magnavox Odyssey 200, Magnavox Oddysey 3000, Fairchild Channel F, Atari 2600 4 Switch Woody, Atari 2600 Light Sixer, Atari 400 Computer, Commodore 64, Sears Super Video Arcade, Intellivision 2, NES with R.O.B the Robot, Sega Master System, Sega Genesis model 1 with Model 1 Sega CD, Sega Genesis model 2 with model 2 Sega CD, Model 1 SNES, Model 2 SNES, N64, Sega Saturn, Atari Jaguar with CD attachment, Panasonic 3DO, Neo Geo CD, Japanese Sega Saturn, Playstation 1 slim, Nintendo Game cubes, Xbox halo edition and Mountain Dew edition, Atari Touch Me, Mattel Classic Baseball, mattel Basketball 2, Mattel Classic Football, mattel Classic Football 2, Mattel Basketball, Mattel Football, Mattel Soccer 2, Mattel Hockey, Mattel Space Alert, Nintendo Game Boy, Game Boy Colors, Game Boy Advance, Game Boy Advance SP, Nintendo DS, DS Lite, Sony PSP, Sega Game Gear, Atari Lynx, Tiger Game.com, Tron, Pac Man, Neo Geo Pocket, and Game Axe.

More game boxes, artwork, patches, and arcade cabinets. The Simpsons, Neo Geo MVS, Ms. Pac Man, and Double Dragon 2.

Various video game boxes.

Last of the handheld games, bargain bin stuff, sports games, board games, accessories, drinks, and figurines

More accessories and hookups, guitar hero and rock band accessories, arcade joysticks, xbox and wii accessories, more handheld games, and t-shirts.