Cootster

Star Wars: Return of the Jedi: Death Star Battle in a US Parker Brothers case with standard gray PB label, and functional, although it has a loose clip . . . I've had this thing for years, but looking at the rarity guide because I knew it is one of the few I hadn't seen elsewhere (Even Death Trap, which I just sold, I've seen multiples of) . . . IT'S NOT SUPPOSED TO EXIST . . . Except possibly as an SA bootleg . . . This is a genuine US release with copyright date 1983 . . . What do I have here? A genuine rarity 10, and possibly an unique . . . Or something worth about as much as ET?

For one, I know they donated gabs of the things to charity at one point some years after their supposed destruction, as our local thrift store, Alabama Thrift Store, (Now America's Thrift), got a lot . . . That's where I got mine . . . In, I believe, 1990 . . . Saw them in Bud's (Wal-Mart consignment) during the same time frame, also . . . In boxes, too . . . They weren't destroyed, they were just widely disseminated and sold over so many years that it had to have been a major loss . . . As for ET as a game, I LOVE it . . . Much less confusing than Raiders, more complex than Adventure, and extremely playable comapred to SwordQuest . . . And where's Indy? I've seen the rest of the eggs at various points . . . Even though I've never seen the Yar in Raiders . . .

When I lived in Norman and went to OU . . . Just thought they were pirates and thought little else about them . . . My guess is, they travel with Tulsans and might well be scattered throughout the region . . . Anyone know if any Southeastern states spawned something similar?