sly
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I don't collect NES and it is time to clear out some of my stash. I may put it on Ebay, however, I post here to see what type of offers I will get. I would like to sell as a lot. Keep in mind shipping will be expensive because it is quite heavy. I live in Massachusetts and would consider meeting someone or delivering to avoid shipping. None of the games have been tested because I don't have a system. Please feel free to e-mail me. Thanks.
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Adventure Island II
Anticipation
Arch Rivals
Bad News Baseball
Bad Street Brawler
Bartman RadioActive Man
Base Loaded
Baseball
Batman
Battleship
Bayou Billy
Bayou Billy
Big Birds Hide and Seek
Blades of Steel
Blades of Steel with Instructions
Boulder Dash
Boy and his Blob
Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout
Burgertime
Caesars Palace
Camameria Quattro Sports 4
Camerica Quattro Adventure 4
captain america label ripped
Castlevania II
Chessmaster
Chip & Dale Rescue Rangers
Cliffhanger
Clu Clu Land
commando
Contra
Destination Earthstar
Donkey Kong Classics with Instructions
Double Dragon
Double Dragon
Dr. Mario
Dr. Mario
Dr. Mario
Duck Hunt
Duck Hunt label issue
Fester's Quest with Instructions
Fester's Quest with Instructions
Gauntlet
GI Joe
Golgo 13
Gradius
Gunsmoke
Gyruss
Hogan's Alley
Hogan's Alley with Instructions
Hoops
Hunt for Red October - Label Peeling
Ice Hockey and Instructions
Ikari Warriors
Iron Tank
Jack Nicklaus Golf with Istructions
Jeopardy
Jordan vs Bird
karate champ
Kickmaster
Kid Icarus
Kid Niki
Kung Fu
Kung Fu
Kung Fu
Life Force
MagMax
Marble Madness
Mario Bros
Mechanized Attack
Mega Man 6
Metroid
Mike Tyson's Punchout
Monopoly
Narc
NFL
ninja gaiden
Pac Man Tengen
Pinball
Pinbot
Power Punch II
Pugsley's Scavenger Hunt
Punisher
R.C. Pro Am
Rad Racer
Rad Racer
Rad Racer
Rad Racer
Rad Racer II
Raid on Bungeling Bay
Remote Control
Ren Stimpy Buckaroos with instructions
Rescue
Ring King
Road Runner
Robocop
Rush N Attack
Section Z
Sesame Street 1 2 3
Sesame Street 1 2 3
Shadow of the Ninja
Silent Service
Simpson's Bart vs the World
Skate or Die
Sky Shark
Solar Jetman
Solstice
Stanley
Star Tropics
Star Voyager
Stealth
Super Glove Ball
Super Jeopardy
Super Mario 3
Super Mario 3
Super Mario Bros 1
Super Mario Bros 1
Super Mario Bros 2
Super Mario Bros 2
Super Mario Bros and Duck Hunt
Super Mario Brothers and Duck Hunt
Super Mario Brothers and Duck Hunt and Track Meet
Super Pitfall
Tag Team Match Muscle
Temco Bowl
Temco Cup Soccer Game
Testris
Tetris
Tetris 2
Tiger Heli
Time Lord
TMNT 3 - Faded Label
Total Recall
Twin Eagle
Vindicators
Volleyball
Waynes World label peel slight
Wheel of Fortune
Wheel of Fortune Junior Edition
Where's Waldo
Wizards and Warriors
Wood & Water Rage
World Games
World GP
Wrath of the Black Mantra
Wrecking Crew
Xevious
Xexyz label ripped
Yoshi
Yoshi
Yoshi with Instructions
Zelda Link Grey
Zelda Link Sliver
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1. F1 Pole Position
2. Spud's Adventure
3. Hit the Ice
4 Cliff Hanger
5. Bart and the Beanstalk
6 NIV Bible
Please e-mail me.
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:PI think now it puts to rest the theory of it being South American or PAL. Company is now confirmed to be in California, of course maybe with some Tiawan influnces.
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Is the Tanman Air Raid box really a one-of-a-kind rarity? I don't think so.
As a former owner of the highly coveted Air Raid game, I thought I'd chime in on what I know about it. I found my copy of Air Raid in 1999 or thereabouts. At that time, I was very interested in the history of the game because, even more so then than now, virtually nothing was known about it. And I love a good mystery. Here is what I found:
Shortly after my find (c. 1999), I scoured the Internet and dug through old usenet posts for anything I could find out about Air Raid. I wasn't even sure if that was the actual name of the game because the label has no text on it to identify its title, nor is the title mentioned in the game itself. Eventually, I discovered a post that was written by Terry Rutt in the late 1980's (or maybe it was the early 1990's) in which he talks of finding a blue T-handled game called Air Raid by Men-A-Vision. The thread sparked little interest among subscribers, because at that time, the game itself was so rare nobody knew what he was talking about. One very cool thing about his post, though, was that he mentioned "Men-A-Vision". Men-A-Vision is indeed the name that appeared on the game start-up screen when I popped my blue T-handeld find into my Atari VCS. So, I knew then that Terry Rutt must have known what he was talking about. The label artwork suggests Air Raid is a plausible title for the game, but I wanted to be sure. I wondered how Terry Rutt knew the title of the game. The other very cool thing about Mr. Rutt's usenet post was that he included his e-mail address at the end of the post.
I sent him an e-mail right away, asking him how he knew the title of the game was Air Raid. I was surprised the e-mail address was still valid, and I was even more surprised to receive his response to my e-mail a few days later.
He told me he knew the game was called Air Raid because he had found not only the game cartridge but the original manufacturer's box as well, and the game title "Air Raid" was printed on the box.
I begged him to make a scan of his Air Raid box, for the benefit of my own selfish curiosity and for the benefit of the collecting hobby at large. He said he would, if he could locate the box. He told me that locating the box would be difficult, however, because in the years that had elapsed since making his usenet post he had dropped off the map as far as active video game collecting goes, he had since moved to another state, and his collection was scattered about in unmarked boxes in his garage and other locales. He had a good job and a busy life, and fiddling with the old video game collection just wasn't a priority for him. But he did promise to look for the Air Raid box in his spare time and make a scan of it for me when he located it. I sent him monthly e-mail reminders for over a year, but he never found his box. Eventually, he stopped returning my e-mail enquiries and I gave up on asking him.
Ten years later, a legitimate sample of the Air Raid box has finally surfaced. This is cool. Really cool. A decades old mystery has finally been put to rest. The title of the mysterious blue T-handled game is indeed Air Raid, beyond all doubt. The title EXACTLY matches the title espoused by Terry Rutt 10 years ago.
Confirmation of the title begs the question: How did Terry Rutt KNOW the title of the game was Air Raid? Was it a lucky guess? Or, does present-day confirmation of the game's title lend significant credibility to Terry Rutt's claim that he "knew the game was called Air Raid because I [Rutt] have the box and the title is printed on the box."?
I believe Terry Rutt has a copy of the Air Raid game and box. And I believe it is only a matter of time until his copy of it finally surfaces. A high profile auction like Tanman's is just the thing to motivate Terry Rutt to go looking for his copy of the game.
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Time Pilot Complete 100
Earth Dies Screaming 100 factory sealed (glued not Shrink)
Check back I will be adding more.
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Time Pilot Complete 100
Earth Dies Screaming 100 factory sealed (glued not Shrink)
Check back I will be adding more.
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Looking for the following CIB and in nice shape:
Sears Superman $150
Sears Cannon Man $500
Sears Checkers $200
Up N Down
Spy Hunter
Surround - Gray Box Version
Bowling - Gray Box Version
Lochjaw
Spacechase - Blue Box Version
Meltdown
Rubik's Cube
Shootin' Gallery
Ram It
Lost Luggage - Blue Box Version
Guardian
Final Approach
Subterranea
Fast Eddie
Earth Dies Screaming
Save the Whales
Entity
Pick Up
Fast Food
Star Strike
Masters of the Universe
Picnic
Gopher
Thanks for the time.
I may have a blue box superman? Still need it?
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Rabbit Transit Starpath Sealed ! - make offer
Orginal Starpath Supercharger Sealed -make offer
Time Pilot Atari 2600 Boxed Coleco $100
Bogey Blaster Atari 2600 Boxed PAL Make offer
Space Master X7 - $50
Feel free to e-mail me.
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Anyone else interested please e-mail me.
thanks.
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I tested it to make sure last night and unfortunately Bogey Blaster turned out to be PAL. It didn't roll in my first tv but I tried it on another, older one. Sorry to mislead you all about that but I am glad I discovered it before I sold it.
Sorry for the inconvience.
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Hi,
I have come across some rare Atari 2600 that are complete in box.
NTSC Bogey Blaster by Telegames PAL - Make an offer
NTSC Time Pilot CIB $100
NTSC Spacemaster X7 CIB Excellent Shape $50
Note Time Pilot just sold for the same price of 100 complete. I believe mine is about the same condition or better. I will add pics tonight when I get home. Please e-mail me if you are interested.
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Just wondering who actually owns a USA version vs PAL. I have found my NTSC version. I think this is rarer than meets the eye and that is why I am posting this question. Please respond.
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Now I know where I have seen this Air Raid. I believe this is the one that was bought from kidsconnection, the guy from nj that wanted to sue him because it rolled his tv set.
http://www.atariage.com/forums/index.php?s...59395&st=50
I believe the buyer was this schoolgirl person because the buyer was originally from nj and wanted to go to nj court for this.
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I have a Gameboy Nintendo DS Lite Black Onyx still with original box in good condition. My son has had it for about a year and I guess he wants to move on. It has a nice Ninetendo case and the ac charger as well.
It comes with 6 good DS lite games 5 come with cases and 4 instructions.
I am asking 165 or best offer. This will make someone pretty happy because just the games alone if you were to purchase seperately say at Gamestop would be over $100. He may have another game to throw in if we can find it. Thanks for looking
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Hi all,
This is one of the rarest original gameboy games for auction on Ebay.
http://shop.ebay.com/items/_W0QQ_dmptZVide...y&_osacat=0
This isn't mine just that you all would like to know about it.
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I was told that it is more rare than the Canadian NTSC Version. Let's have some discussion about this. I wonder what the value may be.
PAL Lovers Please Comment
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Hi
I am looking for these top 15 and I am most interested in having the original box
All Star Baseball 99
Cool World
F1 Pole Position
NIV Bible 20 Lost Levels of Joshua
Sumo Fighter
Spud's Adventure
Wayne's World
Castelian
Joe & Mac
Monster Truck Wars
Double Dragon & Battletoads Combo
Adams Family Pugsley Scavenger Hunt
Jeopardy Platinum Edition
Simpson's Bart and the Beanstalk
Please e-mail me if you have these titles because I pay pretty damn good
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Air Raid has been found throughout USA and maybe just one bordering state to Mexico.
Never found in any other country.
I could be a pirate but as released only as a US original.
But I doubt it was ever released in Latin America or South America
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Just to add a little interest to the Air Raid Men-A-Vision discussion. I firmly believe that it is from Latin America. I lived in South America and the name sounds like Spanglish and the cart even resembles other t-tops from Latin America. Also, check out this list of other Atari companies/products from Brazil/Latin America. Coincidence?Splice Vision
Digivision
Argevision
Data Vision
Wide Vision
Conectivision
Cosmivision
Softvision
Dinamivision
Feel free to add more support to the claim.
Take care.
True, but to date, all of the Air Raids have been found in the US. Top Brazilian collectors (Atari 2600) have never seen this game let alone this type of shell....it is unique. Another thing, games like from the Ultravision family (t-bar carts) were made in the US- Miami to be exact. So, the games being discovered in the US and no Brazilian collector has seen them in Brazil makes the above theory suspect.......my two cents.....
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