vintagegamer89

I picked up two fully legal Windows XP Home Edition COA's today. I pulled them off some computers not in use and they are in pretty good condition. One of them has one of the corners slightly torn off. The other one is very nice shape with only a small tear going down the right side. I have nicely mounted these on paper and put a new adhesive backing on them. The product keys and security proofs can be nicely read. I'm asking $30 a piece or $50 for both. I will also consider lower offers. - Sean

Sorry. I'm used to have them being called M Network games. My mistake.

You're talking about 2600 games right?

PM Sent regarding Nomad. P.S. nice avatar!

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Are you wanting to purchase these, or are you just looking for give aways ?

AH! That thing would be gone if I didnt live here man. I've needed a cheap arcade cabinet for a while now.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...8159016639&rd=1

I'm afraid I've lost interest in classic gaming. During the next week or so I'll be selling off most of my classic gaming collection ( see Marketplace forum in a few days ). I'll still be posting through out these forums, I'm just in need of money and classic gaming has sort of lost it's spark for me. I'll be selling my: Colecovision collection, 2600 collection, NES collection, SNES collection, N64 collection, Dreamcast collection, my very large and beloved Intellivision collection , and other classic gaming items. Anyways, if youre interested I'll be posting what I have for sale in another topic very soon. This is indeed a very sad for me and is hard to do seeing as how classic gaming has provided me with fun and joy for the last couple of years. - Sean

That's so awesome. It'd be sold if I had the money

Yikes! I was way off

Is this what youre looking for? http://www.21stcenturyent.com/catalog/imag...Rca%20males.jpg If so, then I'm pretty sure Radio Shack carries it. I even think I've seen them at Target/K-Mart.

PM Sent a day and a half ago. No reply

Someone else outbidded the " zero feedback bidder " before I had the chance to cancel his bid so I just thought I'd leave it alone, but the guy bidded again. I sent him a message asking him to please not bid anymore and I tried to cancel this guy's bid, but now I get this message: lkreynolds5 is not the seller for item # 4512786618 Only the seller is allowed to cancel a bid on an auction. If you are the seller, please go back, correct the User ID and try again. - I'm positive I'm the seller for this item http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAP...TRK%3AMESE%3AIT and I've tried doing this about 4 different times. What the hell is up with this?

Thanks

I have a motorcycle up for auction on Ebay and I clearly stated that you must have at least 5 positive feedback to bid. What happens? Some dipshit with zero feedback bids on it. How do I retract their bid? I looked around in My Ebay and on the auction and I couldnt find anything relating to retracting their bids. Please help. - Sean

I'd wish I could take that stuff off your hands, but man shipping is going to be up there

I'd like to see a list of the Intellivision games you have if thats possible.

Where are you located?

I think he was being sarcastic about the font being small, seeing as how its so big and you would have to be blind not to be able to read it.

There's no trick to doing this so you should have no trouble getting this done. ( See Picture. ) 1 - Look or feel around on the face of the label until you see a little dent. There is a screw there. Poke a hole in the dent with a pen, knife, screwdriver, etc. Remove the screw. 2 - Peel this label off. The glue is pretty old and usually not that strong so you shouldnt have any trouble taking this off. Your cartridge should basically just "fall apart" now. To clean them just soak them in hot water with some kind of soap and wipe them dry. Add a little Windex or 409 for better filth removal.

If these systems could be morphed into a famous person who would they be? -Atari 2600 -Atari 5200 -Intellivision -Colecovision -NES Provide the name of the person and why you think they would be that system. Atari 2600: Robin Williams - I have no idea why, but I think they look sort of similar Atari 5200: Chris Farley - They are/were huge, but people got pleasure out of them both. Intellivision: Albert Einstein - Both were far intelligent for their time, but each had their own flaws. ( controllers and hair ) Colecovision: undecided NES: Michael Jackson - Both were extremely popular and could be found in many children's rooms.

PM's replied to. Rob - I didnt receive a PM from you

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Here are the pictures of it. The first picture is the parts that need to be put in it still.