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Kids on Keys: I dumped two of these, trying to resolve some abiguities in the list, and got two different dumps, both of which appear to work. One checksum matches a cart posted earlier in the thread (60615A91), but the other is different (6DC54EA6). The carts also have different case designs, although the labels are the same. Kids on Keys 1.zip

Another one for verification: Super Zaxxon by Sega. This one is identical to the one that Atarimania already has, but was dumped today from a different cart. CRC: 9E64E13B Super Zaxxon.zip

Another one for verification, identical to one known version posted here already: Smart Terminal v4.1 - CRC: F5C34344 Smart Terminal 4-1.zip

Oops, the file didn't get attached somehow. K-Star Patrol CBS.zip

Here's an image of K-Star Patrol by CBS. It's identical to one known version, and posted for confirmation only. CRC is 89C82CC2.

It's definitely the same pic - seller says that cart pictured in the 1200XL cart port is not the same one that's shown individually. Time will tell.

As the buyer from the original listing, I was somwhat disturbed when the second one appeared. However, the seller assures me that he had *two* of those carts. I guess that we'll see soon enough.

On the subject of Miner 2049er, I've dumped a few carts today - the images are attached. M_1 and M_1a were dumped from carts with the text label. M_2 was dumped from a picture label cart. I dumped a few other carts, and got no different files. M_1 and M_2 have the same checksum, 7DF1ADFB, but M_1a, although having the same label as M_1, has checksum EB770DF4. It's clear that there's no direct correlation between the cart labels and the code in the ROMs. M-2049-3.zip

This has been happening for ages now. I remember being shocked when the FVF went up to 9%: http://www.atariage.com/forums/topic/101782-ebay-uk-outrageous-fee-hike-for-video-games/ and I've sold virtually nothing on ebay since.

In stereo?

Thanks. Mine (the dump is on Atarimania) has a 1985 © date. It only has a front label, and doesn't look as though it was ever meant to have one on the back.

Do you hace the © date and version number of the Pronto cart? I think that there are at least two versions, possibly more.

Here is a dump of INFO/soft 3000 Text Generator. I suspect that the non-working dump mentioned above was one that I did, but this one seems to be OK. IF3000.zip

That is a nice collection. Congrats.

Very nice!

Atarimania also has scans of a Romox ECPC catalog: http://www.atarimania.com/catalog-atari-romox-usa-catalog-update-1_278_2.html

A few years back, I would have paid $300 for a boxed one. It wasn't necessary, though. It's a pretty good game.

It's not sealed. There are scans of the cart and the manual on Atarimania already.

Hi there. I've been out of Atari circulation for a while, but, when I was last around, there were 12 Matterhorn carts known, but no box. One of them is mine, and two of the others were, at some point. The boxed Espial pictured on Atarimania is mine.

Hey Atari Frog - your PM box seems to be full...

Haven't played it, but it sounds good!

Congrats on realising that resistance was, indeed, futile! As far as ebay user-ids are concerned, real names can easily be confused with other people. Picking a highly improbable hybrid name was something that occurred to me, once...

Sorry to bump an old thread, but it was pointed out to me that the link I gave above doesn't work, since Atarimania's recent makeover, so here is the equivalent link for the site now: http://www.atarimania.com/pgelstsoft.awp?system=8&type=G&cartridge=1&step=25

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 380189623498

I think that the site's owner will handle things well enough, but the the offer (and all of the other support that you've offered) is greatly appreciated.