san-d-2000

Is this a mock-up, or is it taken from an actual auction?

Hi Andrew, Mine arrived on the 10th of March. cheers, Sandy.

For the Atari 2600 he could find you some cool John Sands carts, also there are lots of weird Supervision carts, and ofcourse the more common HES stuff. As far as other systems are concerned I would not know. Good luck, - San.

Last Saterday I found a Taiwan (v-shape) pirate in the wild, and I did't have it! Made me realy, realy happy, Nowadays overhere in Amsterdam it's already special if you spot a Pac-man cart. It was good to have that feeling again, of finding something yourself. Anyway, gotta go, off to Ebay

That sucks, the system I'm talking about is a mega-boy from Brazil, which I rather not open

I just got a Pal-M (similar to NTSC) system, now my television supports NTSC but only through the video-in (scart connection) and my system only has a RF output. I there anyway without having to mod the system itself to get a good picture on my Pal television? I know getting an US videosystem is one option, any other suggestions? thanks, Sandy. [ 03-25-2002: Message edited by: san-d-2000 ]

quote me too! - San.

I think it would be nice, if there would be some sort of way for European collectors to obtain this cartridge (like the combat II release). 50 copies would probably cover the whole die-hard European collectors scene. All the US convention exclusive carts I have seen popup on eBay, better to sell some to real collectors in Europe, instead of some guys at a convention who want to make a quick buck.

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Lee wrote: quote Hi Lee, If there are any left, I would like to buy a copy of each. thanks, Sandy.

I always enjoy a good game of nightdriver after some alcohol. -Sandy.

hi rick, looks good, is Lee releasing these? -Sandy.

I think Dukes is one of the better not released games. San.

quote couldn´t agree more A honest Buccaneer. ps, I like the animated GIF

Ahoy, Matey, dont make me walk the plank! Captain San ps I´m a honest Buccaneer [ 02-27-2002: Message edited by: san-d-2000 ]

Hey only posts in English here matey! ps, Thelen heb je ook een tradelist?, m´n email is [email protected] -San. [ 02-27-2002: Message edited by: san-d-2000 ]

Joel, does that m-network card have an eprom inside (does it feel heavy), or is it just a pre-release? -San. [ 02-27-2002: Message edited by: san-d-2000 ]

If you like Braz stuff, you can also find some scans on my site www.atari2600.nl -San.

Atari 2600 --> Sinclair ZX-81 --> ZX-Spectrum --> Sega Megadrive --> SuperNintendo --> Gameboy --> PS 1 --> Neogeo Pocket --> Dreamcast Also own a Vectrex and a Colecovision -San.

the ntsc version has rarity 10, not the pal version. -San.

For work purposes I was searching the photo-stock library at corbis.com and found the following pics They have about 30 other pics of Atari and Nolan, just go to http://www.corbis.com/ and do a search on atari. -Sandy. [ 02-20-2002: Message edited by: san-d-2000 ]

I have a Polyvox catalog, which you don´t see every day. -San.

An URL would help -Sandy.

An URL would help -Sandy.

The whole Kidvid thing is kinda special to me. I got the tapedeck and the custom made cable in a trade with Sly DC who has the Kid vid page, we traded in Amsterdam (were I live) while he was waiting for a connecting flight to France, in the 8 hours he was in Amsterdam I showed him all my secret finding places for classic videogames (and some cool beer places)and he actualy found some goodies So I had the player and the cable but no games, half a year later someone traded a Berenstein Bears boxed, so I could finally test everything. 7 months later I bought the Smurf cart in a lot on ebay. 3 months after that Lee Kruger kindly offered to make me some CD's with the smurf tapes on it (I only had to pay the shipping and the blank cd's whoo!, afterwards i sended him a gift). I downloaded the smurf covers from sly dc's page and lazerprinted some Smurf cassette inlays. So now I have a complete working set Sandy. I think its realy cool to collect like this, but you have to be patient.