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  1. NEW STUFF IN THE NEXT FEW POSTS DOWN!!!!

     

    EVERYTHING IS TESTED AND WORKING UNLESS NOTED.

     

    Howdy ya'll! Thanks for talking a look at my for sale list. Shipping is not included. Quantity discounts are a possibility. My want list:

     

    http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=99715

     

    DP Feedback: http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=48004

     

    Ebay feedback: http://stores.ebay.com/Y-BOT-CLASSIC-VIDEO-GAMES

     

    FAMICOM CARTS $2 EACH

     

    Shin Moero!! Pro Yakyuu (Baseball Loaded III) w/box & manual x2 1 SOLD

     

    NAMCOT

    Family Stadium x2 1 SOLD

     

    NINTENDO

    Baseball

    Tennis

     

    Famicom & Disk System boxes, manuals, inserts, etc. $1 each

     

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  2. Can someone explain to me exactly what the Turbo XT was supposed to do?

     

    http://www.mainbyte.com/ti99/hardware/trit...urbo/turbo.html

     

    I've seen this and several other pages on it, and all I can gather is that it allowed you to use your TI-99 as a keyboard for a cheap PC clone. Why would anyone pay $500 to do this? There must be something else I'm missing here.

     

    Tempest

     

    Isn't that cheaper than you could get a pc clone for in 1987? My parents bought some Radio Shack piece of crap around then and I'm sure it was way more than $500.

     

    y-bot

     

    Yeah but I don't think the $500 included the PC. I think it was only for the switch box thing.

     

    Tempest

     

    Well I don't know anything about that device besides what I read in the ad and it is confusing but it seems like it turns your TI-99 into a pc clone. Maybe there is more to it than what is pictured. I'm sure someone else knows the answer. Where are the TI-99 experts?

     

    y-bot

  3. Can someone explain to me exactly what the Turbo XT was supposed to do?

     

    http://www.mainbyte.com/ti99/hardware/trit...urbo/turbo.html

     

    I've seen this and several other pages on it, and all I can gather is that it allowed you to use your TI-99 as a keyboard for a cheap PC clone. Why would anyone pay $500 to do this? There must be something else I'm missing here.

     

    Tempest

     

    Isn't that cheaper than you could get a pc clone for in 1987? My parents bought some Radio Shack piece of crap around then and I'm sure it was way more than $500.

     

    y-bot

  4. They've been coming down on ebay recently so it's not too bad of a place to buy them right now. There are services that bid for you an Yahoo Japan auctions but I've never used them. I've got friends in Japan for that. I got most of my stuff in Tokyo. I've been lucky enough to got there twice in the last two years. This guy is super nice and has some really great prices:

     

    http://www.japan-games.com/

     

    I've got a bunch of Famicom stuff I'll be selling soon. Keep checking the Marketplace forum.

     

    y-bot

  5. I took my Japanese games out of storage for a bit to play around with them and take some pics. Pretty much everything is from 1981-1986 besides some of the Disk System games. I haven't figured out where to draw the line on those. www.videogamecollectors.com doesn't seem to be working at the moment so I'll just post the pics here. Hope that's okay.

     

    th_DSC01936.jpg square-button Famicom, Family BASIC keyboard, data recorder

    th_DSC01937.jpg Twin Famicom, Famicom Disk System, card cleaner, Hudson holder thingy

    th_DSC01938.jpg suitcase for carts, 3rd controller, what is this other thing?

    th_DSC01939.jpg Super Mario Bros. 2 disk system carrying case, anyone seen this before?

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    th_DSC01941.jpg ovesized boxed games & pirate multicarts

    th_DSC01942.jpg Nintendo brand carts

    th_DSC01943.jpg third-party carts

    th_DSC01944.jpg Disk System games

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  6. Are there any Dig Dug commercials besides this one?

     

    http://www.gamespot.com/atari2600/puzzle/d...dXI1njSo5bgJuzY

     

    I have one on 16mm film that I bought years ago that I've never watched. I think the seller said it won a Clio award or maybe it was just nominated. Also I thought it had a military theme. I've always meant to have it transferred to some other format so I can watch it. I have a 16mm projector but I don't trust it enough to not ruin the film. Anyone here have equipment to transfer to dvd or digital video or whatever?

     

    Thanks, y-bot

  7. I'm also curious to know the value. Could you maybe post it after you find a buyer? I have a few of these I think. I include them with my atari systems regularily. Are they typically harder to find?

     

    Nearly impossible to find with the hex disk. I've never seen one. I've had 20+ of the early style joysticks. Did they all have the hex duisk or was there a time when they still used that same joystick but left out the disk? Also I've found very few that work.

     

    y-bot

     

     

    I too have never owned a hex disk. I have had a several of the early joysticks but personally I don't care for them. Most of them have not worked.

     

    I know that Sirjesto doesn't have too many post. I personally have done a couple of deals with him and he is a great person to deal with.

     

    I'm really curious to find out what these sell for/have sold for. $20, $50, ??? I don't want to interfere with this sale but after it is sold I hope some people post what they think the value is.

     

     

    y-bot

  8. I'm also curious to know the value. Could you maybe post it after you find a buyer? I have a few of these I think. I include them with my atari systems regularily. Are they typically harder to find?

     

    Nearly impossible to find with the hex disk. I've never seen one. I've had 20+ of the early style joysticks. Did they all have the hex duisk or was there a time when they still used that same joystick but left out the disk? Also I've found very few that work.

     

    y-bot

  9. I have a ton of loose ones from the early 70's to late 80's are they of any interest to anyone?

     

     

    If you have any in good condition from the early 70's they could be valuable. The year marked on the base does not mean it was produced then, just the first casting of that body-style. Any made before 1977 should have red lines on the wheels. Most cars made in the late 70's to now if they are out of tehe pacakge and in average condition are neary valueless. There are of course rare ones but they are about as hard to find as a rare Atari 2600 cart. If you want to post some pics I can take a look at what you have.

     

    y-bot

  10. Rick-yes NTSC only

     

    Sean-is there a label that says "Galaxian"? I have a cart that the title screen says "Galaxian" I think.

     

    y-bot

     

    The one that I have says Galaxian on the title screen. The label does not say Galaxian.

     

    Does it say "Galactic Invasion"?

     

    I'm pretty sure mine has a Galactic Invasion label and the title screen says Galaxian. I've never seen one with a Galaxian label.

     

    rick-if you have anything I want you are more than welcome to come and dig through my trade stuff at work anytime. It's real cold out there now.

     

    y-bot

  11. My reasonably up to date want list. My collection is in storage so I can't check right now but I think I picked up a few of things and forgot to delete them from the list.


    APF MP1000
    game boxes and a few manuals

    ARCADIA 2001
    Star Chess (1 overlay only)

    BALLY/ASTROCADE
    Bally BASIC Demo
    Blue Ram BASIC
    Galaxian w/Galaxian label (may not exist)
    ICBM Attack & controller
    Machine Language Manager

    ATARI 2600
    Assault
    Asterix
    Bachelor Party
    Backgammon (Sears)
    Bogey Blaster
    Boing
    Bump N Jump (Telegames)
    Bumper Bash
    Cakewalk
    Cannon Man
    Cathouse/Philly Flasher
    Chase The Chuckwagon
    Chess (Sears)
    Chuck Norris Superkicks
    Chuck Norris Superkicks/Spike's Peak
    Color Bar Generator
    Condor Attack
    Custer's Revenge
    Death Trap
    Demolition Herby
    Dice Puzzle
    Escape From The Mindmaster (cassette)
    Espial
    Fatal Run
    The Official Frogger (cassette)
    Fun With Numbers
    Gas Hog
    Glacier Patrol
    Great Escape
    Halloween
    Ikari Warriors
    International Soccer (Telegames)
    Jungle Fever/Knight On The Town
    Klax
    Lockjaw
    Miner 2049er II
    Motocross Racer/Tomarc The Barbarian
    Motorodeo
    Mr. Do's Castle
    Music Machine
    Out Of Control
    Quadrun
    Quest For Quintana Roo (both)
    Rabbit Transit (cassette)
    River Patrol
    Road Runner
    Sea Hawk (Panda)
    Shuttle Orbiter
    Sir Lancelot
    Space Canyon
    Spacemaster X-7
    Spike's Peak
    Springer
    Spy Hunter
    Stargunner
    Super Challenge Baseball (Telegames)
    Super Challenge Football (Telegames)
    Survival Island (cassette)
    Swords Of Saros (cassette)
    Tank Brigade
    Universal Chaos
    Video Jogger
    Video Reflex
    Wall Defender
    Xenophobe
    X-Man
    Z-Tack
    and all the $500+ carts everyone needs

    EPOCH CASSETTTE VISION
    Grand Champion
    Elevator Panic

    EPOCH SUPER CASSETTE VISION
    15 Lune Van Darl no Hoshiuranai Milky Princess
    16 Pop N Chase
    18 Star Speeder
    24 Dragon Slayer
    25 Ranto Pro-Wres(tling)
    26 Wai Wai Monster Land
    27 Dragonball: Dragon Daihikkyou
    28 Mappy
    29 Sky Kid
    30 Pole Position

    COLECOVISION
    Alcazar: Forgotten Fortress
    Alphabet Zoo
    Amazing Bumpman
    Aqquattack
    Artillery Duel
    Artillery Duel/Spike's Peak
    Boulder Dash
    Campaign '84
    Cosmic Crisis (both)
    Dance Fantasy
    Evolution
    Fathom
    Flipper Slipper
    Frantic Freddy
    Gyruss
    H.E.R.O.
    Jukebox
    Jungle Hunt
    Kung Fu Superkicks
    Learning With Leeper
    Logic Levels
    Make-A-Face
    Memory Manor
    Motocross Racer (both)
    Motocross Racer/Tomarc The Barbarian
    Oil's Well
    One On One Basketball
    Q*Bert's Qubes
    Quest For Quintana Roo
    Robin Hood/Sir Lancelot
    Rolloverture
    Sammy Lightfoot
    Sector Alpha
    Sir Lancelot
    Skiing
    Slurpy
    Strike It
    Super Action Soccer
    Super Crossforce
    Super Sketch
    Tank Wars (both)
    Threshold
    Tomarc The Barbarian
    Tournament Tennis
    The Wizard Of Id's Math

    INTELLIVISION
    MATTEL
    Space Armada (red)
    World Series Major League Baseball

    INTELLIVISION INC.
    Armor Battle
    Shark Shark
    Triple Action
    Bowling
    Boxing
    Hockey
    Soccer
    Las Vegas Roulette
    Astrosmash
    Space Battle
    Reversi
    Math Fun
    Bump N Jump
    Buzz Bombers
    Loco-Motion
    Masters Of The Universe
    Mind Strike
    Mr Basic Meets Bits N Bytes
    Super Series Big League Baseball

    INTV
    Spiker Super Pro Volleyball (box only)

    DEMO
    1982 international demo
    1982/1983 demo

    ODYSSEY (1972)
    blue double-ender card

    ODYSSEY 2
    Attack of the Timelord (box & manual only)
    Atlantis (box & manual only)
    Keyboard Creations (box & manual only)
    Killer Bees (box & manual only)
    Matchmaker/Buzzword/Logix (box & manual only)
    PT Barnums Acrobats (box & manual only)
    Turtles (box & manual only)

    RCA STUDIO II
    Bingo
    Demo cart
    Tester cart
    non-US stuff

    SEGA SG-1000
    3 Nin Mahjong
    Ayoko Okamoto's Match Play Golf
    Bank Panic
    Bomb Jack
    Borderline
    C So
    Chack'n Pop
    Challenge Derby
    Champion Billiards
    Champion Boxing (card)
    Champion Golf (card)
    Champion Ski
    Champion Tennis
    Champion Kendou
    Flicky
    Girl's garden
    Golgo 13
    Guzzler
    Hyper Sports
    James Bond 007
    Mahjong
    N-Sub
    Orguss
    Othello
    Pachinko
    Pop Flamer
    Portrait of Roletta
    Safari Hunting
    Sega Galaga
    Shinnyushain TooruKun
    Space Armor
    Space Mountain
    Space Slalom
    Star Force (card)
    Star Jacker
    Suoer Tank
    The Black Onyx
    The Castle
    Tsumeshogi
    Wonder Boy
    Yamato

    VECTREX
    Animaction(box only)
    Art Master w/Light Pen (box only)
    Bedlam (box, overlay & manual only)
    Hyperchase (box, overlay & manual only)
    Melody Master (box only)
    Rip Off (box, overlay & manual only)
    Solarquest (box, overlay & manual only)
    Space War (box, overlay & manual only)
    Spinball (box only)
    Web Wars (box only)

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