Bobby Nelson

For your consideration is a nice Gamecube lot! Here's what you get: 1) TWO working Gamecube consoles, both have the 2nd serial port for your modding enjoyment. I have taken them apart and blown/cleaned the dust out of them. 2) A Gameboy player (as seen attached to one of the consoles) though sadly I don't have the boot disc. 3) One original power supply 4) one original AV cable 5) 3 original controllers 6) Pokemon game (tested and working) 7) Wario game (not yet tested but will test before shipping) Asking $200 plus shipping for the whole lot. I also have the Donkey Kong bongos and will include them for an additional $10 but since they're kinda big they'll make shipping a bit more $$. The two games I'm including at no charge, the asking price is really for the complete hardware bundle. Please let me know if you have any questions! I know I'm kinda new on here but I pride myself on being a fair and honest seller. I've been on ebay since '99 and have 100% positive feedback. (ebay username musicman74) If you'd like I can add more photos to show "proof of life".

Awesome!!!!!!!

Got mine today! Looks awesome! Can’t wait to take it for a test drive!

If this were to come out on a cartridge I would be forced to hand over my money......all of my money. ?

My order has been placed! Super excited for this one! Geez I should get around to recapping my heavy 6-er so I can be mucho authentico!

Got a Colecovision game from Slab and I’m very pleased! Great communication, fast shipping, and in great shape. Thanks bunches!

Thanks for posting that pic! Dang!!! I thought they would be identical but you’re right, they’re not exactly the same. I guess the Ace/Hillman knobs are the first choice. The Mcmaster knobs were something like $1.80 each so shipping was $12?????

When it’s ready for sale count me in!

Bought a 7800 game from him. It’s perfect, shipped fast, fair price, just a perfect transaction! Thanks a million!!!

Thank you!!

Yeah that’s the one! Honestly couldn’t remember the name for a moment! Awesome, now to order a copy to call my very own!

This game isn't in the Atariage store right? I think I found someone in Wisconsin that sells this cartridge but I want to make sure if that's the only last before I order a copy. ?

Just an update for those finding this later. Here is a link to McMaster Carr to get the knobs if you can't find them anywhere else: https://www.mcmaster.com/6046k35 Also here is a pic from my ACE hardware store with their barcode etc. If you'd like to see if your local ACE hardware can order them for you. (1-1/4" diameter, 5/16-18 thread.)

Here is another option for the proper knobs. Shipping might get ya a bit if you're only buying two but these are what you're looking for: https://www.mcmaster.com/6046k35

YAY!!!!

I went to get the link and suddenly the amazon page says “currently unavailable” ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ other folks must have grabbed them. But if you do a google search for “hillman 55410 knob” you should find some results.

I got a switch from Jesse for my Colecovision restoration and shipping was super fast, the switch was perfect, and his help, advice, and after-sale support are top notch. Don't hesitate to do business with him!

Purchased a PC Engine from him early April of 2020. He went the extra mile to make sure I got exactly what I wanted, pricing was very fair, shipping was immediate (even amid the corona virus pandemic), packing was top notch, and I'm very VERY pleased with my purchase. OH and fantastic communication as well!

I’m not one of the original pre-orders but whenever the XM becomes available for general purchase I’ll be there, ready to buy one!

This sounds amazing!!!!! Just out of curiosity are the music and sprites just for fun/testing/experiments OR is there a 7800 release of Bubble Bobble in the works?

It's funny you posted this because over the past few days I've been thinking "what games would be perfect for the 7800 with its superior sprite-handling capabilities?". I'm no programmer so all I'm basing this on is "hey I guess the 7800 is really good at handling a lot of sprites"...and I recall seeing the demo with all of the balls bouncing around the screen.... Qix is one of the games that came to mind. The other one was Bubble Bobble since you have the 1-2 main characters, all of the enemies, and then the bajillion bubbles on the screen at any given time.

My power supplies (for basically any console) measure voltages higher than what is spec'd. A 10 volt supply will measure 12-13 volts when it isn't under a load. I'm not an electrical engineer or anything but if your supply is measuring the exact correct voltages when no load is applied then it might be dropping...but if the voltages were too low I'd think the system just wouldn't work at all. I can't see how a slightly lower voltage would only introduce noise/fuzz into the video signal and nothing more. But as you said, this power supply works with another colecovision so that's a tricky one! Maybe post a picture of what the screen looks like so we can get a visual representation of this?

So the picture was fuzzy before any mods were done, and it’s still fuzzy? Are you using the original RF output or are you using a composite (or other) AV mod?

Here’s mine. As I’m sure you can guess, it has the expansion port.

Also thanks for the kind words everyone! Happy to be here and happy to be back in the Atari club! Now to order some homebrew games!!!!