Balloon Fight

How much are you looking for on Halloween?

Congrats on having an air raid, and especially by finding one at a thrift store. At least I was first bid on the auction.

Funny you should say that, because it is pending right now.

Famicom Multicart: 4-1. This thing is in fine condition, but is untested because I lack a Famicom and a convertor. $20 shipped. (pending) Front: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/Bal..._multis_001.jpg Back: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/Bal..._multis_002.jpg The two games that I know off the top of my head are Super Mario Bros. and Dig Dug 2. The other 2 are likely hacks or games I haven't seen. NES: Fantastic adventures of Dizzy Prototype: http://www.fatmangames.com/systems/browseg...asp?gameid=4925 ^ That pictures is of a Forum members prototype (Scoots). We have the exact same ones and we bought them from the same source. I haven't opened it up (I dont have any gamebits) but I am 99% sure they look the same inside. It was tested in my toploader 10 minutes ago and is working fine. I don't know if there are any differences in it because I don't have a regular Fantastic adv. of Dizzy cart. $50 shipped. Bible Buffet (NES) - $13 shipped. Edit: Forgot to mention about trades. I am only looking for a few things (saturn games) right now so cash is #1 priority. Here's a list for the hell of it of what I want. They MUST be complete. Saturn: House of the Dead Shining Force 3 Burning Rangers Albert Odyssey Magic Knight Rayearth Playstation: Valkyrie Profile Atari 5200: Bounty Bob Strikes back (loose or complete) Meteorites (loose or complete) SMS: Buster Douglas Boxing (complete only please) For feedback, you can check either Digital Press, or ebay (kyle61088) Oh, yes I almost forgot to mention. I only accept Money Orders and Paypal at the moment. Thanks, -Kyle

If you ever get a lot with a working 2600 or a working 5200 I'll gladly pay shipping for them. Thanks.

I have High Score 2nd edition, and I like it, but it isn't half as good as The Ultimate History of Video Games. There seems to be too much computer game info in High Score for my taste. Also, I think PDF recommended Arcade Fever. I have this book and I must say that its a great arcade history book. A must-buy book IMO.

Man that is a little chunk of heaven in one store.

Excellent day at the flea: NES: Arkanoid- $3 Wallstreet Kid- $2 Rescue- $2 Dusty Diamonds All-Star Baseball- $3 ( ) SMS: Cloud Master (complete)-$3

I personally like Galaxian. Even though Galaga is better I just always have like Galaxian. Even enough to buy my own cab.

I've heard that there have been a few people that have replaced it successfully, Mr. Horton I believe has done it.

I'd say get a Colecovision, 5200, and an Odyssey 2. All of those systems have great games, and are great to collect for.

Gas prices hardly hurt me with my hunts. My local flea is only about 3 or 4 miles away from me, and I only go on Sundays. The local Gamestop is within walking distance too.

The only Rampage I ever finished was World Tour on N64. That must have taken me 5 or 6 hours on non-stop carnage, but at least I finished the game.

Agreed. Usually the dirt common/fun games go for a buttload on ebay.

Welcome to San Diego then. Here's one of the only stores I know of that isn't a chain: http://www.rarevids.com/ They have some pretty good games there, but they aren't the cheapest things around. We do have PLENTY of Gamestops and EB games around here though.