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Some kinda rare, others not so... F-18 Hornet box Impossible Mission instructions and box Mario Bros. instructions Mean 18 instructions and box Rampage box

In terms of rarity 1 stuff for the 5200 that I'd like to get: Centipede overlay Jungle Hunt box Space Invaders instructions and overlay So keep an eye out for me...

Wow, how very horror album cheesy! Those are some great 80s production values.

What's on the record in terms of audio? Stories or sound effects or something?

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Atari 7800 Alien Brigade box (no cart, no instructions) for trade or sale. Box is in really good condition (no creases or crushes, some minor wear) and has one of those yellow "NEW" stickers pasted on the lower right front corner. If interested, please PM. Thanks for looking.

Atari 2600 boxes - most are in pretty good shape, never been folded, minor wear Asteroids Astroblast Centipede Chopper Command Crystal Castles Dig Dug Enduro Haunted House Jr. Pac-Man Lost Luggage Millipede Off the Wall Pete Rose Baseball Realsports Football Seaquest Space Attack Space Invaders (blue) Tennis Yars' Revenge Atari 2600 instructions - all original, no repros Airlock Armor Ambush (color) Asteroids Astroblast (color) Bridge Casino Chopper Command Crystal Castles Enduro (b&w) Haunted House Fire Fighter (b&w) Lost Luggage (2 copies) Moon Patrol (b&w int'l language ed.) Realsports Baseball Realsports Football Solaris Space Attack (color - 2 copies) Space Invaders (color int'l language ed.) Super Challenge Football (b&w) Vanguard Video Pinball Yars' Revenge (instructions & comic book) Please PM if interested in anything. Thanks for looking. My current want list: Pac-Man (Sears) box Air Raiders box Amidar box Asteroids (Sears) box Championship Soccer instructions Dark Cavern box Defender (Sears) box Freeway box Golf box Haunted House (Sears) box Human Cannonball box International Soccer box Maze Mania (Sears) box and instructions Megamania box Missile Command (Sears) box Moon Patrol box Mouse Trap (Coleco) box and instructions Night Driver (Sears) box Pele’s Soccer box Popeye box Space Invaders (Sears) box Super Cobra box Tank-Plus (Sears) box Adventures of Tron box Arcade Pinball (Sears) box Blueprint box Brain Games box Breakaway IV (Sears) box Circus (Sears) box Dolphin box Fast Food instructions Gunslinger box Math Gran Prix box Name this Game box Oink! instructions Planet Patrol box Pong Sports (Sears) box Realsports Boxing box Robot Tank box Shark Attack instructions Sky Skipper box and instructions Solar Fox box and instructions Space Cavern box Space Chase box Spider-Man box Tac-Scan instructions and box Tapeworm instructions and box Towering Inferno box Tron: Deadly Discs box Wizard of Wor box Word Zapper box Worm War I box

For a 7800 that has oxidation and general crud built up on the contacts in the cartridge port, what are good ways to clean the gunk out?

So when I plug this little sucker in, it emits a horrible buzzing noise that decreases once I squeeze the case...not that I did this for very long, fearing something bad happening? Any ideas what might be doing this before I crack the sucker open?

I really don't have much for trade right now (my last round of trading pretty much depleted my extras), so with a little tax refund I thought I might pick up a few minor items (since I can only gaze longingly at some of the more big ticket things).

Looking for the following boxes and/or manuals. Please PM if interested in selling with asking price. Thanks! Pac-Man (Sears) box Air Raiders box Amidar box Asteroids (Sears) box Championship Soccer instructions Dark Cavern box Defender (Sears) box Freeway box Golf box Haunted House (Sears) box Human Cannonball box International Soccer box Maze Mania (Sears) box and instructions Megamania box Missile Command (Sears) box Moon Patrol box Mouse Trap (Coleco) box Night Driver (Sears) box Pele’s Soccer box Popeye box Space Invaders (Sears) box Super Cobra box Tank-Plus (Sears) box Vanguard box Adventures of Tron box Arcade Pinball (Sears) box Blueprint box Brain Games box Breakaway IV (Sears) box Circus (Sears) box Dolphin box Fast Food instructions Fire Fighter box Gunslinger box Math Gran Prix box Name this Game box Oink! instructions Planet Patrol box Pong Sports (Sears) box Realsports Boxing box Robot Tank box Shark Attack box and instructions Sky Skipper box and instructions Solar Fox box and instructions Space Cavern box Space Chase box Spider-Man box Super Challenge Football box Tac-Scan instructions and box Tapeworm instructions and box Towering Inferno box Tron: Deadly Discs box Wizard of Wor box Word Zapper box Worm War I box

Since the Atari Age 7800 directory is a little lacking in this info, I was wondering if anyone knows if there are any differences between the boxes (and instructions) for NTSC versus PAL releases. Specifically, is there language other than English on the boxes (as in some of the 2600 international releases) or is the CX78-- on the box spine ended with a "P" like some 2600 PAL releases? Was the 7800 far enough along in Atari's release that they just settled on a standard box for distribution regardless of country of release? Thanks for any help.

Out of the 2 Pole Position II 7800 boxes I personally opened, one had the plain text label (that I also got as the pack-in w/ my 7800), and the other had the picture label. I couldn't find any distinguishing marks as to date of manufacture or origin that would clue one in based on an examination of the box, but maybe someone else has figured this out...

After reading about the show for a few years on post-event internet reports, I finally made it in 2002 and had an enjoyable time, plus I finally went over 300 Atari 2600 carts. I have been waiting for another CinciClassic, hopefully 2005 will be the year.

A lot of stuff has been claimed, thanks for the interest, and I'm glad to see it go to Atari fans.

Bunch of random stuff up for grabs. Here's what is left from the initial round: Atari 2600 Boxes: Asteroids Haunted House Journey Escape Space Invaders Atari 2600 Instructions: Casino Journey Escape Atari 5200 instructions: Kangaroo Atari 7800 boxes: Asteroids Ballblazer Centipede Crossbow Dark Chambers Dig Dug Donkey Kong Donkey Kong Junior Galaga Karateka One-On-One Basketball Pole Position II Robotron: 2084 Tower Toppler Xevious Atari 400/800 boxes: Tennis

I never had a Lynx, but thought it was kind of an interesting system. Lately I've been toying with getting a GBA, mainly to play some of the classic era offerings, but I've looked over the games for the Lynx and see a lot of great titles there. So, if I was looking to buy a brand new in the box Lynx II, where would be the best place to shop and what would a reasonable price be?

Has this auction gone crazy? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...me=STRK:MEWA:IT Is the cart really worth that much? If so, maybe that's why I don't have it...

Thanks for the tip, but it flat out does not work on my Jag. It doesn't matter how long I have the unit on, Zero 5 is unplayable. Just out of curiousity, what's the serial # on your Jag?

My current Jag unit - serial #K148006204 - will not play Zero 5. I understand that this is apparently a problem with early production Jag units, but could someone who understands the hardware as it relates to the production run please explain what units will play Zero 5 and what particular sequence I need to be on the alert for in the serial #? An earlier forum on this topic seemed to provide a lot of conflicting information, and I actually wouldn't mind hearing some technical explanations from those who understand the hardware history of the Jag. Thanks.