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Thanks for the HBs, Iwan and SC And yes, it's actual usable soap, it's pretty cool... I also got one of these bars:

Yeah, I think we're all in agreement that Sears pic Asteroids is not an R2. I'd probably bump the Sears Canyon Bombers up to R3, too.

I got this for my birthday: Don't think I should actually try to play it, though.

Incredible deal to get these for $.90, even if they are missing the manuals. Starflight is one of my favorite games of all time. Are you looking to keep them all? If not, I may be interested in the Master of Monsters.

Battletoads (NES) 15 mins Bird Week (NES) 10 mins I'd be happy to take over the stats if only cvga were around to give me the files... hope he comes back.

Katamari Damacy. I had gotten frustrated with the next-to-last main level years ago and stopped playing, but then when my friends' 8-year-old son asked if he could try it out recently I got interested again and finally finished it. There's tons of objects I never got, of course... not sure if I'm going to try to hunt them all down or just move on to We Heart Katamari.

It's funny that up until a few years ago, you could easily score a boxed Glacier Patrol directly from Telegames for just $15. Yeah, I wish I'd done so... don't know why there are so few out there.

No, that's how to get Panda manuals. >gets out some green paper and starts up Word< is how to get the late Starpath manuals.

There are some of those prizes I've never seen and have wondered about... anybody got pics of the Bermuda Triangle thing, the Solar Storm t-shirt, the G.I. Joe cap, or the Super Cobra flight jacket?

Just finding an NTSC Glacier Patrol is pretty hard to do... jump on it unless the price is really out there.

It's the less-common label... Deadly Duck on one line with a border instead of two lines. I'm not sure which of the manuals is more common -- I've seen both the green and blue fairly often on eBay. And it's the nicest copy I've ever seen. But still more $ than I'd have expected.

Spectravideo made some MSXes for sale in the U.S. -- some friends of mine actually had one at the time.

Well... clearly the romance is over, as we have a pic of Manuel out in the Rainbow Islands with Bubby.

Hey, at least you found the receivers first... much more likely to find the Wavebirds without them. Though I did find two different PS2 wireless controller receivers at a thrift recently with no controllers anywhere to be seen (and no names on them for me to know what brand they went with, so I didn't get them).

Wouldn't that erase the EPROMs? I suppose if you were just looking for them to reuse it would be fine, though.

H.E.R.O. is one of my favorite games ever... I'm not sure it makes me the King of World when I play it, though.

Congrats! I love Sears stuff... one of the few areas where I'm actually interested in collecting the boxes and not just the carts/manuals.

Yep, the paddles with the Atari logo were the first ones that came with H6ers. And I care about controllers, at least in the sense that I think it's nice to see all the original ones with a H6er... I hope to pick up an affordable pair of Sears driving controllers sometime for mine (already got the paddles; CX-10s with original Sears hex discs are not likely to show up at a price I'm willing to pay, unfortunately).

Yeah, if those are NTSC, that seems like a good deal to me. Other than the two big ones, lots of stuff there that's easily at least $5-$10 each.

Raiden Project (PSX) 60 mins

To clarify for future posters... I'm a she.

Bought a copy of Raiden Project from him, good price, super fast shipping, all went great!

Love the Lynx!

It's not clear to me that the Craigslist transaction was completed in 15 minutes... I think he meant within 15 minutes someone responded and he agreed to sell it to that person. I don't see any reason to see this as a setup for a scam... I just really want to see a pic of the box to see what it looks like.

Sold me two games, good prices, fast shipping, all great.