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I've tried running a dead pixel fixer but these black spots just WON'T go away! If I press on them, they multiply like a cancer. Is there any way to fix this? I hit the monitor because I was so angry at a game of Dota 2 and I'll get a new one, but in the meantime, I'd like the black spots to go away.

Yeah that is true, I could always wait until I get a job and some money, and then get a good condition one.

I updated it and I'll pay for shipping and send in a free copy of Circus Atari (Text Label) which is in near perfect condition.

I would like a better looking copy of Super Mario World with the original label style. This copy has some dirt and minor label damage on the title label. The game has been cleaned as much as possible, may take a try or two to get to start up potentially. I will pay for shipping and send a text label version of Circus Atari with Super Mario World.

I could use a rework on the caps and redoing the LED mod on my Game Gear - you can't really see the screen very well in daylight. Also a new screen protector would be nice.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SEGA-GAME-GEAR-POWER-BOARD-ADAPTER-OVERHAUL-/140502828850?pt=UK_VideoGames_VideoGameAccessories_VideoGameAccessories_JN&hash=item20b69f0732 I found this on eBay. If you can solder, this will likely fix your problem with the batteries not working. And by the way, replace the capacitors as well. Your Game Gear probably won't last long without new capacitors.

My Game Gear had its caps replaced and the 2 LED light mod, but the screen is too damn hard to see in a bright area. The problem is, I can't find anyone who can do it for a low price - most of the guys that do game gear services charge like 30 dollars with shipping.

Blank Cases: I'll buy each case for 3.49 each plus shipping - I don't need any inserts or manuals, just the blank cases themselves in great condition. Manuals: I am also looking for manuals for Rastan and Shinobi and I'll buy each for 1.99 plus shipping. No tears, rips, or writing please. Games: Looking for these Master System titles CIB (Complete in Box): Spellcaster- 14.99 Montezuma's Revenge- 14.99 Rampage- 17.99 Fantasy Zone- 19.99 Alex Kidd in Miracle World- 24.99 Teddy Boy (Sega Card please)- 15.99 Zillion II- 14.99 No label tears or stickers on cartridges please. NTSC only.

I was thinking about having my 2600 plugged into a surge protector and turn off the power strip when it's not in use. Is this okay?

Update: Not taking any offers until further notice, will update when I will take offers.

Doesn't the original gray power supply have a fire hazard?

It started with micropayments in gaming. Plus Windows Vista.

As identified by JohnnyBlaze, all of them are counterfeit.

Price: 10 plus 6 dollar shipping PM if you want it. The system does not spin discs nor read them - this is FOR PARTS/NOT WORKING. Console only, NO cables, adapters, controllers, or games included. Model Number: SCPH-7001 June 1998 U6902942

A wealth of PC games were put on 5th generation consoles such as the PlayStation 1, 3DO, Sega Saturn, and a few on the Nintendo 64. Have you tried looking at those ports? Personally I'd stick with the Sega Saturn for games like Magic Carpet, Myst, and Quake. Just giving a suggestion.

I have the Windows 95 upgrade CD I bought on Amazon a few years ago and a cd with DOS 7.10 and Windows 3.1 that I burned. My questions are, how do I get better resolution than 640x480 and 16 colors? And can I use a USB flash drive (16 GB) to stick the virtual hard disk on?

Atari2600land, you have not played Rayman 1 or Johnny Bazookatone on the Saturn/PS1, have you? Those are much harder than DKC Returns. I completely gave up on Rayman after beating the 5th boss - the level design is ridiculous. Most of the newer Mario games give you zillions of lives now - it's not like in the days of Super Mario World or Super Mario 64 where you started off with 5 lives and had to re-collect all of them after turning the game off. Same with Zelda games - but I haven't really played through many of the recent releases such as Wind Waker and Twilight Princess that much, I beat Wind Waker a long time ago and don't remember much of that game. But I do remember it being MUCH easier than Ocarina of Time or Majora's Mask, which are the two Zelda games I've played through the most. Also I should mention that New Super Mario Bros Wii and U have a super guide feature which shows you how to finish the level. Also used in Ocarina of Time 3D but I never played that one and never will - Ocarina of Time is always better on the Nintendo 64.

Added Saturn games.

Update December 12- Lowered price.

That may be the case. I could send someone the super game boy sometime in January (Don't want to do it during the holidays)

I am able to get sound from the system itself (Boot sound, menu sounds when you hold l and r), but not from the game itself. Enhanced sounds like the bombs blowing up in Wario Blast can be heard but for the main sound itself, none. Even if I turn the tv's volume up I can't hear it. What's going on?

Removed some atari games and Killer Instinct Gold as I now own those games. Added a few more games.

Update 11/7/13: Taken Super Breakout, Bezerk, and Video Olympics off. Added some SNES games now on the list.

8$ + Shipping Howdy guys, I'm selling a copy of WipeOut for the SEGA SATURN. It's a fun racer, though not as good as the PS1 version. The disc is in very good condition, but the case itself has a broken hinge and a crack on the top left area, so I docked the price down a few dollars. The manual is in very good condition as well. You'll want to check the 3 photos I attached to this thread. PM me if you want it!