Hendra

You seem to forget the fact that the seller offers FREE shipping.

The difference is much smaller when I looked at the real item. They are 98% the same. The angle of the camera, the flash and the compression distort the picture. They fit PERFECTLY to the joysticks. I am pretty sure that they are original.

You can still bid mine http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...em=190118448757

I want it to be an exact replica of the 2600 hardware wise. Sell it with built in Combat game and a coupon to buy 3 others for free. Each new game can be purchased and downloaded from Atari. I would like to have the convenience of having all the games I want in a single unit. I also want direct connection to a computer monitor without having to go through a PC.

Yes, they are the original hex discs. Made from metal. I have just have to take them off and seal them in a plastic bag since they tend to come off so easily.

Hi folks, I have a very nice set collection currently put on auction at eBay. It is a Heavy Sixer Console with a Gray Adapter, Original 1977 Joysticks and Paddles and a 1977 manual wrapped in a very cute dust cover. Please take a look at this link. I also have 68 Boxed MINT games for sale. Click here for all my Atari auctions. Thanks for looking

Your case is a poster child of why it is a good idea for a seller to always include Delivery Confirmation Number for each package, no matter how cheap the package is. Keep the DC and shipping receipt so that it can be pulled out easily in case there is a problem. Without a DC, there is no way for the post office to track the package if it lost in the mail. I always include DC with all my packages. I charge 60 cents DC fee on top of the shipping and handling. Free if you use paypal shipping label but I don't like it. For overseas shipping, I only ship by USPS Global Express Mail (EMS) which is the cheapest shipping method that includes tracking number from the United States.

http://videogames.yahoo.com/ongoingfeature...4785&page=0

No payments for up to 6 months Crack-pots (Very Scarce!) Funny he should say that. Seller is either on crack or smoking pot

I have Atari 2600 Arcadia Starpath w/ Suicide Mission and Phaser Patrol games for sale. I also have Atari 2600 Rainbow Junior console for sale. Please take a look at my eBay listings.

Free shipping too

What a deal

Ending bid 187 dollar? That's pretty low for a sixer.

Look at the 2nd feedback from the top

Just wait for a Nigerian Scammer to kill the BIN

To prevent this from happening in the future, you would need to update your selling preferences. Go to "My Ebay" On the left hand side, under "My Account", click "Preferences" Under "Selling Preferences", look for "Buyer Requirements", click "Show" and click "Edit" Fill the check box for "Block buyers who are registered in countries to which I don't ship." There are other options that you may want to use to prevent other possible troubles. Look at the bottom and fill the check box that says "Apply to all open listings." Click Submit and you are done Technically, you are not required to sell it to him but he can still leave you a neg feedback. eBay will only remove feedback under very strict circumstances as laid out in the following link http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/feedba...withdrawal.html. So, unless he does one of the mentioned circumstances, the feedback can not be removed. You can report your buyer if you want http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/unwelcome-buying.html or you can file a dispute and choose the option that says Buyer and Seller mutually agree to cancel this transaction. When this happens, eBay will ask the buyer whether he agrees to cancel this transaction. If he reply yes, the transaction will void and you will get your Final Value Fees back and you can now safely file a Second Chance Offer to the next highest bidder. Good luck and let us know how it goes!

$30,000 Superman Comic Book MSRP is 10c Can you say Bill Gates? And yes I believe the listing is real. Look at the winning bidder About Me page.

Thank You!

Hi folks, I have just bought FB2. I opened the case and I took picture of the board. Which Rev board do I have? What are the differences betweent the revisions? Also, is it easier to mod it by buying parts from 3rd party store or by canibalizing my 2600 junior? Thanks in advance!

Anybody

No, it's actually neither one of them. It's a newer system built with an FPGA. The designer originally did it for a hobby and then sold his design to a 3rd party. He used to have a website to showed off his creation before he took it down after sold the design to the 3rd party.

Last year, someone posted a link to a video of a dedicated system that can play lots of 2600 games. It has drop down menu to select the game. It has a lot more games than the one from FB2 or Jakks Pacific. I think it's called 2600 in a chip or something like that. Has this been marketed to the public? Any new news about this?

Does anyone have FB2 Mod for sale? I have been looking for one and couldn't seem to find any. So, if you have one to sell please let me know. Thanks!

1. Which one would you give a better picture quality, heavy or light sixer AV mod or FB2 hack? 2. Is it possible to use heavy or light sixer casing to host the FB2 mod? Can I use the casing original switches and cartridge slot with FB2 mod?

I want to play Atari 2600 game with my laptop, rather than with my regular bulky TV which I about to sell. Can anyone recommend me a good TV card for this purpose (USB, Firewire or PC Card) ? Picture must be as good as regular TV and the response time must be negligible. I mean the time it takes from pressing the joystick button to the time seeing the fire on the screen must be negligible.