Mayhem

I recently ran across my copy of that, and struggled to try and find what it might be worth today. Probably proving some point or other. Ditto Diamond something something of London that 1000 copies were sold via Kickstarter.

Well if anyone wants a sealed Title Match Pro Wrestling, I've got that available for purchase too heh. Along with almost all the other NTSC third party games.

It's happening elsewhere in some of the other collecting circles I'm in. Allowing for the fact the Covid spike is a genuine phenomenon for prices, what myself and a few others think is happening is certain people manipulating the end price of various auctions. Genuine auctions. but no one pays. Then they try to sell the same item privately, and can say "hey look these are the recent end prices on eBay, I'll selling it for under that" when the cited end prices were never "genuine" in the first place.

And this is why I always snipe...

Tank Command sold, other prices adjusted.

Basically just buy a PAL7800 and find a way to connect it to a display your end.

Bump with a few price drops

Well you've completely ignored the huge number of computer based RPGs (not just consoles) from that era, including early Wizardry, Questron, Altenate Reality, Bard's Tale, SSI AD&D gold box series and many more, and the hundreds that were released exclusively in Japan for machines that barely made the West. (not Ultima as that wasn't strictly turn based)

Loose stuff is too, it's in the Earthbound thread elsewhere, but I went to have a look at what loose and CIB for that was doing recently, and they are both up about three times compared to a couple years ago when I first thought about the idea of selling my CIB copy of the game.

Annnnnd.... PSA are buying WATA. Gee, I wonder why those auctions went so high...?! https://www.actionnetwork.com/news/psa-grading-parent-buys-video-game-grader-wata

These are NTSC. HES in Australia and Salu in Europe released some of the third party games on PAL. I’ve already sold those sets off heh.

See photos. All games boxed with manual and et cetera flyers. Prices are negotiable for some of the higher end games (it's very hard to try and determine fair values). All games (except sealed of course) were tested when received at the time. F14 Tomcat (sealed) - $300 F18 Hornet - $50 Kung Fu Master (sealed) - $450 Pete Rose Baseball - $100 Super Skateboarding - $80 Titlematch Pro Wrestling (sealed) - $450 Double Dragon (sealed) - $450 Rampage - $125 Asteroids - $15 Realsports Baseball - $10 Robotron - $20 Summer Games - $175 Touchdown Football - $15 Winter Games - $25 Tank Command - $SOLD Water Ski - $SOLD

If you scroll down, you'll see the entries for purchasing Dark Tower in physical form. As per the question, no there is nothing akin to the old 2600 version of Adventure on the Vectrex.

If you do this, please put me on the list for a copy.

Or get someone else to publish it such as Packrat Videogames...

What does that mean for my boxed component GC cables then? ?

Yeah anyone offeeing for that price, obvious fake.

After selling off a bunch (Eli's Ladder, Magicard etc) right now it's probably Pepsi Invaders proto and CIB Quadrun signed by Steve Woita.

Unfortunately not. I’m in the U.K., so most of my silver box Atari games were PAL (now sold along with my HES and Salu sets). But I also have an NTSC 7800 so I have all the US only silver box titles (such as Summer/Winter Games and Robotron), plus all the third party titles (such as Rampage, Double Dragon, Tank Command etc). These are all still available. Couple are still sealed too.

Millions? No. I read some time back that according to Nintendo about 150k copies sold in the US. I bought my complete copy in 2006 for $85 and thought that was a bit of a push at the time. A loose cart was worth about $25-30. It's been slowly going up since. Until this year you'd expect to pay $100-150 for loose and about $500 for complete. Right now, mid Covid retro price frenzy rise for investments and flipping, prices are about triple that.

Well if you're after some titles, I've got most of the third party NTSC 7800 games looking for new homes right now...

Iirc it’s port 1, presume controller is assigned to that port not port 2?

It is, if the shipping is quite high (I've had £100+ ship costs on some items I've sold, mostly due to size and value) and you need the money to be able to ship in the first place.

The original CIB of DK64 had the pak bundled with it iirc. Certainly how there's one in my N64.