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    Just so this fits into the topic: What was the BIN? (and do I want to know?) :ponder:

     

    $75, which isn't fantastic, but probably worth it for the lot given the nature of some of those carts.

     

    and saving yourself the trouble of hunting them individually...

     

     

    Quit thinking you are going to get 14 carts for $2 with such great titles listed. It happens only so rarely around here with all of us posting and telling each other about the great deals on ebay.


  2. Got mine today!!!!!

     

    works great too. Only disappointed that 2 games will only work with 400/800 machines. (I have 600XL & 800XL)

     

    Any chance someone can do some photocopying or scans of their manuals to put on cd for the cart? I tried playing a few I dont have in my collection but was confused by what to do.

     

    Thnx for a great piece of work!


  3. Video Life and Venture II originals are about the most sought after. (so much so that remakes have been done.)

     

    Aside from protos they are the hard ones to find without paying $300+


  4. Most kids today have only seen pictures of an Atari.

     

    Most of them have never played Atari Adventure but can tell you about most games on the gameboy, NES, PS1 or newer consoles though.

     

    The VCS is/was the console that broke open the market. But it's reign was not for long, NES took over around 1990 and has had the ball since.

     

    Playstation has also had great success per they took the same path as apple did with the macs. They flood schools with their systems so families had to purchase units so kids could do educational CDs at home. Playstation also made their software easy to copy instead of the cartridge form. (Some how I think playstation and apple must have the same old management)

     

    I have mutliple Atari vcs and computers. I love them greatly. I also own the GBA and it totally rocks to be able to play the old coin ops while sitting in an airport or on a trip. And I will be one of the first in line for the new N-gage phones out later this year. http://www.n-gage.com


  5. Dam,

     

    To think I had ordered the Graduate keyboard for my system back in the 80's. Then I cancelled it after mom & dad got me an Apple wantabe computer called Franklin 1200. My 2600 went into a box shortly after that and I remember destroying all my boxes for my 100+ carts just to get it all in one box. :(


  6. MattG/Snyper2099

     

    Do one step better, report this auction to Ebay. It violates their rules about beta software. Yesterday they removed a few 5200 proto carts due to violation. This would fall under the same rule.

     

    Beta Software

     

    Beta, test, and evaluation copies of software are preliminary copies of software distributed by software developers strictly for the purpose of evaluation and troubleshooting.

     

    eBay's Policy on beta software:

    Do not list beta, test, or evaluation copies of software on eBay.

     

     

     

    Warning

    Listings offering beta, test or evaluation copies of software may be ended early by eBay. Multiple violations of eBay's beta software policy could result in the suspension of your account.

     

     

    Read more information on copyrights.

     

     

     

    Bust the Beaoch!

     

    sURFN :D


  7. Once the scans are loaded,

     

    we can look over what else is still needed in pics. I am sure someone that is on the boards will have a few photos to add.

     

    I would also like to request an Atari 8bit section. Digital Press already has the list made up, just needs some photos and tweaks on rarity guides.

     

    Thanks

    sURFN


  8. I'm not too convinced DataAge had high production quality standards. I've traded for two copies of Bugs and both were D.O.A. even though I polished the contacts to a high gloss shine.

     

    Agreed,

     

    Most of their carts always seem to be in the worst of conditions of any I have in my collection.

     

    sURFN


  9. So they yanked the item per it is Beta Software??

     

    Beta Software

     

     

    Beta, test, and evaluation copies of software are preliminary copies of software distributed by software developers strictly for the purpose of evaluation and troubleshooting.

     

    eBay's Policy on beta software:

     

     

    Do not list beta, test, or evaluation copies of software on eBay.

     

    Warning

    Listings offering beta, test or evaluation copies of software may be ended early by eBay. Multiple violations of eBay's beta software policy could result in the suspension of your account.

     

    Read more information on copyrights.

     

    If they really followed this practice to the letter, they would need to pull lots more, never released, multi carts and for sale only over seas items.

     

    sURFN

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