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I have a Stratovox cocktail table game in good working condition for sale (it was the first game EVER to feature a digitized voice). $300 takes it, but you'd have to figure out shipping & crating from Minneapolis, as I have no way of transporting it anywhere. Let me know if you're interested: [email protected]

scmor92- I have the following available for sale: (2) Basketball [sears Tele-Games] (4) Math [sears Tele-Games] (2) Mouse Trap [Coleco] (3) Outer Space [sears Tele-Games] All games are cartridge only. Email me at [email protected] if you're interested. Thanks!

Yeah, still. I took a bunch of time off from selling (selling at the rate I was when I started took an enormous amount of time and energy), but I'm slowly starting to try to move these things again. I'm not putting so much effort into it yet, but am ramping up to finish the sale of my collection. If anyone is looking for games ... you know where to come!

I have about 500 different titles for the 2600 available for sale, if you are interested (I am liquidating my collection). Check out my list at http://www.ultratwit.com in the "for sale" section, and email me at [email protected] if you're interested in anything.

Mr.FoodMonster- I have Indy 500, Brain Games, Codebreaker, and Game of Concentration available for sale. Email me at [email protected] if you're interested.

Now you just have to get all the European CBS titles

I have a few rarities for sale. See www.ultratwit.com for a complete list, and email me if you're interested in anything.

Yup - I'm pretty sure I have one available. Email [email protected] and we can talk.

ApolloBoy- I had a chance to take a look at your lists, and I have quite a few of the items you list as wanted. Email me at [email protected] if you want to talk. Here's what I have: Atari 2600 Video Touch Pad Driving Controllers Star Raiders (w/ Manual & Overlay) Quadrun (Best Prototype) Jr. Pac-Man (w/ Manual) Super Breakout (w/ Manual) Indy 500 (w/ Manual) SCSIcide (w/ Manual - this is the original Hozer version) Raiders of the Lost Ark Enduro (w/ Manual - this is the blue label Mediagenic version) Freeway Grand Prix (w/ Manual) Joust (w/ Manual) Breakout Cosmic Ark (w/ Manual) Atlantis (w/ Manual) Astroblast (w/ Manual) Laser Gates (w/ Manual) Battlezone (w/ Box & Manual) Circus Atari Galaxian (w/ Manual) Kangaroo (w/ Box & Manual) Klax Night Driver (w/ Box & Manual) Q*Bert (I have both the Atari & Parker Brothers versions) Spy Hunter This Planet Sucks (w/ Manual - this is the original Hozer version) Atari 7800 Dig Dug

Post your list in a web-friendly format and maybe you'll get a better response. Just a plain ole text file is preferable to a Word doc (lots of us don't own Word, so we can't read your list). I have around 600 titles available for sale, and more than likely have stuff you'd be interested in.

I would guess that they are not archival. Do a quick Google search for "Archival Plastic Bags" and you should be able to come up with some good options.

It depends on what the "plastic" is. Most bags will deteriorate (along with whatever is in it) due to the chemicals used to make the plastic. Some bags won't, however -- I believe they are made out of vinyl, but I'd have to double check this. Basically, if you are going to store ephemera in a plastic bag, make sure it is rated as "archival" -- then you shouldn't have a problem.

You probably should ... and not just from a curiosity standpoint. That mat is more than likely not 100% rag, which means that as it ages it will deteriorate in the frame -- taking anything touching it along for the not-so-nice ride. I'd get it into a stable environment ASAP -- a 100% rag mat and backing at the very least (not just "acid free" but the real archival stuff), if not UV resistant glass as well. It's not cheap to do this, but it'll save your "investment" from the elements for many more years. If you decide to go this route, let us know what the actual acetate is like when you (or the professional framer, more likely) gets it out of the frame.

OK .. missed the translucent "cel" aspect. CPUWIZ- Have you taken it out of the frame at any point? If so, are there 4 layers of acetate -- one printed in cyan (a bluish color), one magenta, one yellow, and one black? If so, this is a Color Key. In this case, it is more than likely a one-of-a-kind item. It was originally used to check proper color before printing an entire run -- this was before the days of digital proofing. Still not "original artwork," but cool nonetheless.

It's definitely the cover page of a manual. From what I can see (through the aweful jpeg compression in that picture) it's a press sheet -- not original artwork -- basically a proof of the final printing. Is this the case, CPUWIZ, or am I seeing wrong? There is a slight chance that this is an actual keyline -- but it doesn't look pasted up to me. That could just be because of the photo, though. If it is a press sheet, there could be hundreds of them floating around -- since printers usually over run these jobs at the very beginning of production (right before the press check) to get their press warmed up and the color adjusted to the proper saturations. I'm intrigued ... tell more CPUWIZ!

I think I'm down to 4 or 5 systems now. At one point I had around 25 or 30 (I never did a real accurate count).

superomni- I have the following available for sale (no trades at the moment, though): Astroblast (M-Network, with manual) Backgammon (Atari, with manual) Circus (Sears Tele-Games, with manual) Concentration (Atari) Dolphin (Activision) Fun With Numbers (Atari, with manual) Infiltrate (Apollo, with manual) Name This Game (US Games) Realsports: Boxing (Atari) Spacechase (Apollo) Tapeworm (Spectravision) Email [email protected] if you are interested.

Gigolo- Email me at [email protected] -- I believe I have a couple spare sets.

Sean- I have Paddle Controllers and Star Raiders / Touch Pad Controllers available for sale, as well as Circus Atari (as per your other post). Email me if you want to strike a deal: [email protected]

superomni- I have a loose copy of Realsports Boxing available for sale. I'm not too interested in trading at the moment, but email me if you are interested in purchasing it: [email protected] Thanks!

Video Game Addict- I have many of the games you are asking for available for sale. Here's the list of what I can offer you (more is available at www.ultratwit.com): Brain Games (Atari) Concentration (Atari) Name This Game (US Games) Quest for Quintana Roo (Telegames UK) (PAL Format) Realsports: Boxing (Atari) Alpha Beam With Ernie (Atari) (w/ overlay) Final Approach (Apollo) (w/ manual) Kool-Aid Man (M-Network) (w/ manual) Mogul Maniac (Amiga) (w/ manual) Revenge of the Beefsteak Tomatoes (20th Century Fox) Seahawk (Sancho) (PAL Format) Sea Hawk (Froggo) Smurf: Rescue in Gargamel's Castle (Coleco) (maybe CIB, but I'll have to check) Solar Storm (Imagic) (w/ manual) Spitfire Attack (Milton Bradley) Sssnake (Data Age) Sub Scan (Sega) Tunnel Runner (CBS Electronics) Wabbit (Apollo) (w/ manual) R5 Crash Dive (20th Century Fox) Crypts of Chaos (20th Century Fox) Frankenstein's Monster (Data Age) King Kong (Tigervision) (w/ manual) London Blitz (Avalon Hill) (w/ manual) Marine Wars (Gakken) (PAL Format) Mr. Do! (Coleco) (or I also have the PAL format version by CBS available, too) Picnic (US Games) Piece O' Cake (US Games) Pooyan (I have both the Gakken and Konami versions available) Roc 'N Rope (Coleco) Snoopy and the Red Baron (Atari) Star Strike (M-Network) Strategy X (Gakken) Tax Avoiders (American Videogame) Time Pilot (Coleco) (w/ manual) R6 Cosmic Swarm (Commavid) (w/ manual) Demolition Herby (Telesys) (PAL Format) (w/ manual) Marauder (Tigervision) Ram It (Telesys) Room of Doom (Commavid) Subterranea (Imagic) Threshold (Tigervision) Track & Field (Atari) Email me ([email protected]) or PM me if you're interested in any or all of these.

Philflound- I have many of the 2600 games on your want list available for sale: Chuck Norris Superkicks (Xonox) Demolition Herby (Telesys) (PAL Format) Harbor Escape (Panda) Room of Doom (Commavid) Space Canyon (Panda) Subterranea (Imagic)(PAL Format / White Label if I remember correctly) Wall Defender (Bomb) (PAL Format) Plus, I probably have a few instruction manuals (an possibly a box or two) you need. Check out my sale list at www.ultratwit.com Email or PM me if you want to talk.

Ataritroll- I'd consider trading for a couple of the 265Mb drives (I am assuming they are the USB flash drives, correct?). I have lots to choose from -- all listed at www.ultratwit.com under the "forsale" tab.

Steve- I have one available for sale with the instruction manual. Email me if you're interested: [email protected]

Normally I just sell my 2600 stuff, but I thought this might be a fun experiment: Is anyone out there interested in trading their mid-century modern stuff for Atari 2600 games? My primary interests are furniture designed by Ray & Charles Eames / Eero Saarinen, housewares designed by Russel or Mary Wright, and anything produced by the Raymor studio in Italy. Other nice things will definitely be considered -- let's make it interesting! I have lots of good games available. My (almost) complete list of available games is available for your browsing at http://www.ultratwit.com I'd also be more than happy to trade my Stratovox cocktail table arcade game for something cool, especially some nicely designed mid-century furniture item -- especially Eames sideshell chairs.