Necron99

1. My favorite games are both homebrew games. Vectrexians and Vector Pilot. I also enjoy Berzerk a lot. Clean Sweep is pretty good if you enjoy Pac-Man. 2. Personally, Fortress of Narzod never seemed to be enjoyable, maybe I need to read up on it more and give it a chance though. 3. here's a =3635&section[]=1&mode=Search&title=&Mfr=&Released=&Developer=&Designer=&Scarcity=&Dollars=&PartNo=]LINK to a DP price/rarity guide. I assume Polar Rescue and Pole Position are likely candidates for most rare (besides Minestorm II) 4. Generally, loose carts are $15 and up. loose carts are fine but IMO they lose appeal without an Overlay. I know someone was making reproduction overlays but I don't have any info on that. 5. I own this one and it works fine, though mine doesn't have a cart shell. I bet there is others but i'm not sure.

you could pick up some at Atari2600.com. I haven't ordered from their in awhile, but used to quite frequently.

Well, This made me laugh this morning. label is obviously made with the Atari label maker.

I was wondering the same thing.

I entered my CV, the other pages seem blank? I'll try again later to add my Gemini, Adam, and Roller Controller.

wow, $300 with 5 days left still? crazy

Most likely because the ROM wasn't available for sale.

I've said it before. VGA grading is a waste of money. maybe not so much for really rare items but 99% of the items you see on places like eBay are dirt common things with a BIN of $500+ I've never understood the appeal of sealed games either, you can't play the game!

not sure about the Jaguar stuff but I know the AA uses used cart shells for 2600 stuff. every so often Al posts here asking for them. I believe 3D Printing has been tried but it's too pricey and from what I understand, the quality isn't nearly as good. (I could be wrong, I'll let the experts chime in now)

this happens to me with pretty much every version of Tetris and Tetris clones.

bump? still looking for these.

I always liked Push Over. nobody ever talks about that one.

locating one for cheap can be really hard. If you don't need/want an original, you could try the RecycledGamer for a few other options.

is your room always hot or cold? I would say a humidity problem but possibly the plastic is shrinking or expanding due to extreme conditions (possibly getting rays from the sun all day?) my ps2//ps3/xbox games are all stored vertically, have been for many years and I've never seen this kind of thing besides a few games I picked up that has minor water damage.

I know it's been discussed quite a bit before, not specifically meaning 5200 labels but reproducing labels in general. I think the consensus is that reproducing an exact replica is a bad thing as you could possibly pass it off as very good condition if you were to sell it. If someone was to create their own set of distinctive label though...

I'd be interested in a cart

I think it is a fun game. it does have a few flicker issues like (I might be wrong but) it seemed like when I hold the fire button down, the zombie seem to flicker far more frequently. the flickering in the intro is great looking though and I like the music with it.

are they done yet?

somewhere I have the exact A/C adapter...I don't know what it belongs to though. for some reason I used to always find that power adapter when I'd hook up my Genesis.....I'm curious what this thing is from. and don't own and never have owned a Sega Pico, so I doubt that's it.

Here it is

6 month bump! hoping for some sort of news on it

I like very few racing games. most are boring. still, the N64 has a few I have enjoyed. Diddy Kong Racing F-Zero X Mario Kart 64 Lego Racers Micro Machines Turbo Star Wars Episode 1 Racer San Francisco RUSH (I only liked the first one)

what kind of videos were they? just curious because I know YouTube is far more crazy about copyright stuff as they don't want to be sued. At a guess, I'd say it's more likely it was YouTube that removed your videos and not Sega asking for them to be removed.

There is the cover picture and another drawing inside, both resemble mario characters but it's explained that they are not. there is no images that were lifted from a Nintendo game or box/label art.

All the Characters in the manual have different names than in SMB. I didn't see any reference at all to SMB in there either, except that the original score was done by Koji Kondo.