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I have four tickets total, two sets of two. Show is TOMORROW night 6/1 for Dave Chappelle. Audience "in-the-round" experience. The stage is in the middle, with seats all around each side. I will sell either set pretty much at face value (you save "convenience" and "service" charges here). Tickets are in PDF form and would be emailed quickly after PayPal payment. First set: Section E, row 10, seats 5 & 6: $370 for the set Second set: Section L, row 3, seats 6 & 7: $470 for the set PM if interested or questions. Thanks

LOL nice... enjoy!

I haven't done anything yet, but I'm glad I helped influence you.

Thanks for the info. (I do have my games on a 3TB drive, which is slightly over half full.)

I had to look up the release date, but I think 1995 was strictly Sega Saturn for me at home (and PS at a couple of friends' houses).

Great setup, and congrats!

Congrats, that's great.

I'm probably going to upgrade in the next month or two, once there's new 4k TVs out, and possible reductions on last year's models.... which would "require" an Xbox upgrade.. I have no need for my current One if I get a One X... Is anything needed other than resetting the console to erase everything before selling it off? Haven't sold or traded anything in quite a while.. any suggestions whether it's best getting it from a store that takes trade ins and reduce the cost of the One X? Just sell it here (I have bought many times from eBay, but never sold there)? Any other suggestions? Thanks

Got mine Monday. Great work, and thanks again.

Those kinds of prices almost make me want to sell mine... almost.... That's nuts. And yes, if *legit* (I don't know how many others have been auctioned), prices will probably stay high.. though I'd guess not THAT high. Not directly, but reminds me of Ghosts N Zombies, where there were limited copies and absolutely no more being made... often sold for a lot of money.

I'll be honest, I was going to say Root Beer Tapper, too. As a kid, all I saw were Tapper machines... then at some point in my life, when I came across older games, I only saw Root Beer Tapper and got annoyed.

Why are the rear wheels behind the car?

Wow, that took me back. A good friend of mine, very early on in the Atari lifecycle, had these chips. Going (or staying) over at his house was sensory overload once it was gaming time.

I just ordered one. Thanks!

I've only ordered once from Venezuela, years ago, and the package arrived perfectly... guess I was lucky.

Many years ago, I worked hard to get myself a complete, working (where applicable) set, with art and all the extras. When I revisited it years ago, and tried updating, I had all kinds of issues, including the window sometimes minimizing, crashing, or whatever. I was just thinking about re-updating in the near future. Point is, thanks for the thread and the info posted. It'll be helpful once I start!

I just saw this, unfortunately... I'd like one when ready, as well!

Thanks for those links. The link you sent for Movie Mogul looks correct, though the colors puzzle me. A Google search also brought up that same screen, but in the standard blue C64 style. I could swear mine was solely black with yellow. After reading about LoadStar more, that HAD to be the one. I wish I could find more about it to confirm. But again, thanks a lot, that had been bugging me.

I haven't gone back and re-read this thread, so I'll just ask... for the old Atari football arcade versions... is that the trackball X's and O's game I remember (I have no idea if the game I remember was made by Atari).. ? And if so, how does a trackball that's used for speed as much as direction translate? Just if the stick is pressed fully one way, your guy moves at max speed?

I've looked a bit, but haven't found anything.. maybe someone here remembers. I'm pretty sure it was a game that came on a disk in the mail (like with a monthly magazine or something). The background color was black, all the text (it was a text game) was yellow. It had to do with casting a movie. I *think* it would tell you the kind of movie you were casting for, then it would list a few parts, each one with a few actors to pick from for that part. Once those were all chosen, it would show how much money the movie grossed each week. I think you sometimes would win an award also, afterwards. Thanks

And yet, you didn't name yourself "atari82"

I never even knew about this one, but I liked reading the info posted here... thanks everyone.

This looks great, thanks for posting.

So many good ones have been mentioned here, I'd only be redundant listing anything. I was happy to see Racing Destruction Set early on, then the mention of Mail Order Monsters.. but again, many many good ones already listed.

Ha, nice... I had Crime and Punishment (forgot all about that one) and Tournament Tennis for C64... maybe Dragonfire too but not sure..