cbroddy

Katamari Damacy

At the bowling alley in 1985. There was one overhead shooter called xx mission that I loved playing after bowling. The game was there for 1-2 years. The game was never at any other arcade I went into. Another one was a wrestling game that I enjoyed playing. 4 players could play together. It might have been WWF superstars? The game was around 1991-1992.

Can you play through all the levels or does the game stop at some point of the game?

Have a great time with gauntlet, super c and ninja gaiden II. You got a very good deal.

I was very surprised when I found atari 2600 games at a Salvation army in the mid 90's. Buck a book that was nearby had some atari 5200/7800 games but they had tons of older computer games.

Hay day

My favorite 3 would be Space invaders River raid Berzerk

I am beginning to feel overwhelmed with my collection. Many years have passed since I have played the games. I might sell some of them off in the future.

Where was the arcade section

I just received an email from Paypal Security Center my account has been limited. It showed up 8/7 3:28 am. I am not sure if it is real or fake. I have not opened the email yet. We are going on vacation very soon!! Should I wait after my vacation or try to resolve this in the next day? Carl

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 130397888733 I found this one auction with many Atari 2600 rare games such as quadrun and xonox single ender game carts. No mention on whether they have been tested or not. Feedback is okay and the price is a bit high.

eBay Auction -- Item Number: 270579113414 I wonder which game is on the cartridge with the chip sticking out of it.

Here are a few auctions I have won. I may have gone a little high or are these fair prices for the atari 2600 games? eBay Auction -- Item Number: 320481009861 eBay Auction -- Item Number: 320481041420 The seller also has some interesting carts such as ases do ar? and mr chin? I have never heard of these. eBay Auction -- Item Number: 320484151849 eBay Auction -- Item Number: 320484112118

Used to own Amiga 1200 IBM PC Own now Commodore 64

In 1990 there were a few people selling Atari games in Boston. Some of the venders had stacks of Atari 2600 carts all for 25 cents each. I bought Jungle Hunt from one of them. Another had about 20 orange carts, he said they were Atari 2600 games. I passed those by, I should have bargained a price with him, those might have been Activision proto carts. But my interests were to get to the arcades nearby and play games. I was not into collecting games back then.