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Carey85

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  1. I'm going to be in Toledo the weekend of the 6th. I seriously doubt the gathering will happen that weekend, with it being the Super Bowl and all... I'm sure I'll see some of you at MGC, though. I'm planning on selling again at the Beef Min Games booth and participating in general asshattery and drunken behavior.


  2. I'm in Cincy. I've never really had any problem with competition as far as I know. Sadly, the Atari stuff in town has all but dried up and most of the flea market dealers that have/had decent loot in the past have "gotten smart" and started basing their prices off of 10 year old DP guides. Cincy has more than its fair share of game stores, though. The ones I know of are as follows:

     

    CD/Game Exchange: One is on Short Vine in Corryville and the other is on Wall St. in Norwood (Vine St. is great for having your car broken into)

    Game City 360: Newport on the Levee (Used to be a small indie chain, of which the Newport location is the only one standing)

    Games Galore: Northgate Mall

    Game Swap: Eastgate, Florence, Tri-County Malls as well as one in the east suburbs of Dayton in Kettering on Dorothy Ln.

    The Game Place: Withamsville on SR125

    Game Insane: US50 in Lawrenceburg, Indiana

    Play n Trade: Milford Pkwy. in Milford


  3. Hello, I've broken the 550 cart mark on my 2600 collection and I'm looking to expand that number a little bit more before throwing in the towel. Here is a list of mostly "easy" stuff I'm still looking for that I've not yet bought for some reason or another, typically because shipping is more than the cart is worth :D

     

    Atlantis - Blue Label

    Basic Math - Atari Text Label

    Blackjack - Atari Picture Label

    Canyon Bomber - Sears Picture Label

    Deadly Duck

    Fun With Numbers - Atari Picture Label

    Gunslinger - Sears Picture Label

    Infiltrate - Standard Label

    Lost Luggage - Standard Label

    Othello - Atari Text Label

    Race - Sears Picture Label

    Space Cavern - Apollo Blue Label

    Thunderground

    Tunnel Runner

    Warplock

     

    I am aware that some of these games are readily available on ebay, but I would rather have an opportunity to buy them here en masse if at all possible, so I'm asking that you not send links to ebay auctions. The Atari and Sears carts I still need are the high priority out of the list, so if you have copies with nice labels that you want to sell for a fair price, I'm liable to take them off of your hands. Below is a list of what I currently have to trade. It's mostly common fodder, but there might be something in there that someone would want to trade for.

     

    Air Raiders – INTV

    Air Raiders – M Network

    Air-Sea Battle – Atari Text Label

    Alpha Beam With Ernie

    Asteroids – Atari Picture Label

    Baseball – INTV

    Baseball – Sears Text Label

    Basketball – Atari Corp. Picture Label

    Basketball – Atari Picture Label

    Basketball – Atari Text Label

    Crossbow – Red Label

    Demons to Diamonds – Sears Picture Label

    Donkey Kong – Coleco

    Entombed – Bevel Cartridge

    GI Joe – Standard Label

    Haunted House – Atari

    HERO (label damage)

    Jr. Pac Man

    Krull – Atari Silver Label

    Mario Bros. - Atari Corp.

    Math Gran Prix – Atari Picture Label

    Miniature Golf – Atari Text Label

    Moonsweeper – Silver Label

    Mountain King

    Oink

    Phaser Patrol – cassette only

    Pitfall – Picture Label

    Q-Bert – Parker Bros.

    Race – Text Label

    Realsports Boxing

    Realsports Volleyball – Atari Silver Label

    Riddle of the Sphinx

    Sprintmaster

    Star Raiders – Sears Picture Label

    Star Trek SOS

    Steeplechase – Text Label

    Stellar Track – Text Label

    Title Match Pro Wrestling (label wear)

    Track and Field (label wear)

    Video Olympics – Atari Picture Label

    Warlords – Atari

    Wizard of Wor


  4. I don't have anything on hand, but I can take a look at the indie game store in the mall later today. I imagine a couple of said games on your list might be lurking amongst their games out on the shelf. I'll let you know if I find anything.


  5. I have a CIB Commodore 64, a CIB 1541, and a CIB Datasette as well as an XE1541 cable, and a few loose disks with pirated software on them. I also have A/V and Chroma/Luma cables for the C64 as well. Everything is in good condition, although the serial number on the C64 and its box don't match, and I seem to remember having an occasional issue with the A key which is probably just a piece of debris under the key as the system is in nice shape. The 1541 has some yellowing towards the back of the unit as well IIRC. I'd probably sell the lot for $50 + shipping if you are interested. To be honest, I'd like to have the space back in my closet :).


  6. Why would I want to ruin a perfectly good TSB cart signed by TSB Jesus himself?

     

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    I looked through my bin of wounded warriors and didn't find anything that can help you unless you can make use of Baseball Simulator 1000 or Dragon Warrior. Just in case you can, I opened them up and checked both batteries with a multitester and got a 3V reading off of both. Let me know if you need them.


  7. I plan on opening my bin of controllers tomorrow and untangling and testing everything. I've got 2600 sticks in there with orange piping, 2600 "Vader" sticks, Video Touch Pads, OEM and Gemini paddles, a couple driving controllers, a few 2600 power supplies, a 7800 power supply, a pair of 7800 controllers, and a brick on a leash... dunno if it is for an Atari 8-bit or a 5200. If I price this stuff decent, will you take it off my hands?


  8. A 2600 clone with a cartridge port would be a customer service nightmare... Could you imagine all of the people calling in complaining because their 30 year old copy of Combat won't work? Or better yet, people breaking the damn things by trying to force 7800 carts or the like into it.


  9. That's one of the drawback to the Heckendorn mod. I've used both the Paul Slocum Testcart and the Videosoft Color Bar Generator on my 2600 with the Heckendorn mod and have never been able to nail the color 100%. The mod also has a lot of issues with dot crawl, but for $5 in parts it is pretty hard to beat. May I suggest you swap that mod out with Longhorn Engineer's mod kit? It is $40 I believe, and pretty damn hard to beat.


  10. That Robotron coupler is really nice, and infinitely better than the turd that came packed in with Spy Hunter. I'm surprised that no hobbyists have devised a professional twin joystick solution for the 2600 as of yet. Would certainly make playing games like Solaris, Radar Lock, and Stargate less of a pita...


  11. I don't think that it violates Ebay's rules. If they did make any noise about it, you could just say that it is an in-person exchange like for vehicles or other high-value items. They're already going to take a big, wet bite out of his ass on seller fees as it is.

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