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Reserve is set at $125.00 just so the BIN doesn't get killed too fast.

ColecoVision Up for auction is a completely refurbished and modified Coleco ColecoVision. Included in the auction are the ColecoVision game console, 2 controllers, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong JR., and Zaxxon, a power supply, and a 6 Ft. gold-plated A/V cable. Everything is 100% guaranteed working, including console, controllers, games, and modifications. Modifications: 1: Gold-plated, color-coded, RCA audio/video output jacks This modification allows you to directly connect the game system to modern televisions or home theater systems. No longer are you required to use a TV/game switch, or forced to deal with blinking white sprites or audio “humming” while playing the game. This allows for the clearest picture and sounds ever available with a ColecoVision. 2: New BIOS chip installed The original BIOS setup forced you to sit through 10 or 12 seconds of Coleco’s opening title screen when a Coleco-published game was inserted into the cartridge slot and the unit powered up. After the time delay you could then select the number of players and the difficulty. With the new BIOS chip, after the console is powered up, the instant you press one of the controller buttons the agonizingly long title screen is skipped and you continue on to the game. Both of the modifications and the all of the refurbishing work was professionally done and installed by me. I built the A/V output circuit and installed the RCA output jacks, and I programmed and installed the new BIOS EPROM. I also cleaned and conditioned the expansion module interface port, cartridge slot, and on/off switch on the console. The controllers were completely disassembled and all direction contacts and buttons were cleaned and conditioned. Not only will this console work completely when you receive it, but it will work for many years to come. Shipping will be $14.95 with tracking services to anywhere in the continental US via USPS. Insurance is not required, but is offered at $4.50. I do prefer payment via PayPal, but I also accept money orders, cashiers checks, and personal checks. I will ship the auction items out either the same or next business day after confirmed payment is received. International bidders are welcome, and shipping will be determined after the end of the auction. Thank you for looking at my auction, please feel free to e-mail me with any questions or concerns you may have. Good Luck bidding! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=8110402599

http://www.best-electronics-ca.com/ sells those for $99.00

what kind of price do you want for the Xonox carts?

if the seller shipped you the wrong game at their fault, you have every right to be reimbursed for the shipping cost that you will have to pay. and if they reimburse you with paypal, have them add the 3% paypal fee that they will charge you when you get the money. good luck

Just ordered my table. I'll be selling, displaying, and demonstrating my modded ColecoVision game consoles, games, and accessories. Bring lots of cash.

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sounds like a pretty sweet deal to me!!!

i've got a wargames i'd be willing to trade. it plays perfectly, and the label is vg-nm. if you're interested i could e-mail me pictures.

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Yeah, the A/V mod does make the picture beautiful, and the sound is very clear with no humming. Obiviously the camera shot of the screen doesn't do it justice. Unlike the original NES, the ColecoVision's steel PCB upper and lower shielding are absolutely necessary for a half-way decent picture. After I cleaned and conditioned the cartridge slot and on/off switch the picture was definately improved, but I would still get the occasional blinking sprites. Since I installed the A/V circuit it is ten times better, and I haven't had one blinking or misplaced sprite yet. Brought to you by DoubleDowonOn11, keeper of "The Holy ColecoVision"

Up for auction is Spectravideo’s Spectron for the Coleco ColecoVision. The game is 100% guaranteed working and does include the original instruction manual. SPECTRON is a Space Invaders style game. Digital Press – Collector’s Guide Seventh Edition rates this game as a R6 out of R10. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=8106780728

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This is a rare joystick controller for the Coleco ColecoVision from 1983. This joystick is for use with all ColecoVision compatible Video Games Systems including: Spectravideo SV-300 Series Computer Spectravideo SV-603 Game Adapter ColecoVision Video Game System Features: Two sets of fire buttons - four all together Hand hugging, ultra-ergonomic grip Built in self-stabilizing suction cups Special “easy read” numeric keypad Extra Long Cord The two fire buttons on the grip perform separate functions and help make one hand video game play possible. Corresponding to the fire buttons on the grip, the buttons on the base can be used for optional two-hand play (such as when you want to rest the fingers on your other hand.) The hand-hugging, ultra-ergonomic grip design gives better control and lessens fatigue. Built-in self stabilizing suction cups prevent slippage and help make one-hand play possible. Special “easy read” keypad allows selection of all game levels and number of players. Convenient extra long cord plugs into either the ColecoVision game machine or Spectravideo’s Adapter for Coleco Games. This joystick comes with the box and box insert, but not the instruction manual. The box is in good condition with minor to normal shelf wear. The keypad accepts game overlays just as the original ColecoVision controllers do. The joystick itself is in 100% guaranteed working condition, and looks like it is brand new.

Up for auction is a completely refurbished and modified Coleco ColecoVision. Included in the auction are the ColecoVision game console, 2 controllers, Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong JR., and Zaxxon, a power supply, and a gold-plated A/V cable. Everything is 100% guaranteed working, including console, controllers, games, and modifications. Modifications: 1: Gold-plated, color-coded, RCA audio/video output jacks This modification allows you to directly connect the game system to modern televisions or home theater systems. No longer are you required to use a TV/game switch, or forced to deal with blinking white sprites or audio “humming” while playing the game. This allows for the clearest picture and sounds ever available with a ColecoVision. 2: New BIOS chip installed The original BIOS setup forced you to sit through 10 or 12 seconds of Coleco’s opening title screen when a Coleco-published game was inserted into the cartridge slot and the unit powered up. After the time delay you could then select the number of players and the difficulty. With the new BIOS chip, after the console is powered up, the instant you press one of the controller buttons the agonizingly long title screen is skipped and you continue on to the game. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=8106777500

I'm looking to buy one of these little beauties. As far as I know they were only available in the Japanese version, that's fine. Would prefer it complete, but not an absolute necessity.

is the jag cd complete or just unit with couple of discs, also any pictures

there are less than 24 hours left for this rare cartridge

only 6 days left

I am selling my copy of X-MAN on eBay. This is the NTSC version of the game and it plays flawlessly. Check it out, and feel free to e-mail me with any questions. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...item=3087389792