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Anybody have any idea if Jeepers Creepers will ever be available in the Atariage Store again?
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Hello to everyone! I’ve been on AA for many years, but have never had a chance to a) build and b) showcase my classic video game collection. With our recently expanded space, I now have room to set up items that I’ve been storing for years. There’s a bundle to show, but I will begin with just a few shots that demonstrate my humble kickoff to a budding game room. I figured that there was no better time than now to assemble such a showcase. Enjoy! List of games and consoles shown: - Select classic boxed Colecovision console and games, CIB or NIB: Frenzy, Cosmic Avenger, Zaxxon, Front Line, Carnival, Smurf Rescue, Donkey Kong (my own repro box), DK Super Game (Adam), Cabbage Patch Kids Adventure, Antarctic Adventure, Mouse Trap. - Select Opcode Games and modules: Gradius, DK (box only), Penguin Adventure, Super Game Module (Coleco logo) and SGM (Opcode logo), SGM Pro (box only). - Select Atari 5200 games, mostly NIB: Missile Command, Pac-Man, Countermeasure, Dig Dug, RS Soccer, RS Tennis, Centipede, Berzerk, Jungle Hunt, Kangaroo, Pengo, Mario Bros, Gremlins. - Atari 7800 console and games: OG 1984 Atari 7800 (Warner) nearly CIB (missing original inserts), early-run 1986 Centipede (purple) and Asteroids, both NIB. - Colecovision loose games, too many to list, but nearly complete collection. - Atari 2600 CIB/NIB collection. Missing a lot from pre-1982 color line. Have focused on the silver (all pre-1984 Warner) and red box games. Still missing over 50 from the post-1984 era. - Sony 27” WEGA Trinitron CRT Television Set (2004)
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This is the production status for Penguin Adventure, Gradius and the Super Game Module (3rd run). The status will be updated as required. [updated: 12/09/2016] - Penguin Adventure Game: READY FOR SHIPPING Box: READY FOR SHIPPING Label: READY FOR SHIPPING Manual: READY FOR SHIPPING Cases: READY FOR SHIPPING PCBs: READY FOR SHIPPING - Gradius Game: READY FOR SHIPPING Box: READY FOR SHIPPING Label: READY FOR SHIPPING Manual: READY FOR SHIPPING Cases: READY FOR SHIPPING PCBs: READY FOR SHIPPING - Super Game Module PCBs: READY FOR SHIPPING Box: READY FOR SHIPPING Nameplate: READY FOR SHIPPING Cases: READY FOR SHIPPING Assorted components: READY FOR SHIPPING Manuals: READY FOR SHIPPING THE BOXES HAVE FINALLY ARRIVED AND WE ARE MAKING THE PACKAGES TO SHIP EVERYTHING TO ATARIAGE SO ALBERT CAN DISTRIBUTE IT. THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR PATIENCE.- 353 replies
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Hi everyone. A little more than a year ago I've started collecting Colecovision loose cartridges, just for fun, in fact I started with the better games (I think) and then added one, other one, another one and without warning I started a collection that finally I've completed in May/15/2013 (obviously not including the S.O.S cartridge, given that only one or two exists) Some items were pure luck, like the Super-Sketch (Sketch Master) that I don't even intended to get. The Wizard of Id Wizmath and Q*bert Qubes were other two very difficult to obtain. Besides I've got five Q*bert before getting one with good label and in the process I got one with a silver label (not here because I think it doesn't fit along the other Parker Brothers) It took me one hour to unpack, fifteen minutes for the pictures and another hour to pack again So enjoy it! [bTW, I have some duplicate Colecovision homebrews, but with one is enough to show ] Added Jun/07/2013 Now my Colecovision cartridges duplicates, most are in not so good state, primary cause of having to order more cartridges. This picture includes the rare Q*bert with silver label. Also the Facemaker and Smurf's Paint and Play Workshop cartridges doesn't work. Also included three Atari cartridges that doesn't work. My collection of homebrews (part 1), including the Zombie Near game I wrote (I've four of this one ) My collection of homebrews (part 2), including the Princess Quest game I wrote (I've two of this one ) And here is my very small Atari Collection. Update Jun/11/2013: My small MSX collection, including the games I've wrote. Update Jun/26/2013: A recent addition to my Atari collection, plus all the other platform cartridges in my collection. BTW, someone used a permanent marker in the Total Recall cartridge . For being my first two NES games, I choosed the most unplayable games I like very much the colorful label of the Atlantis cartridge for Intellivision Update Aug/25/2013: Recent additions to my Sega Master System collection . Only Out Run 3D has the manual, so technically it is the only CIB. Update Mar/06/2014: Just taken pictures of all my homebrew collection without duplicates: Update Jun/21/2014:
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Following up on another thread that discussed having a complete collection and inspired by Cmart's 125 Game List thread in the Intellivision Forum, I have decided to list things out in more detail. This list of 135 is unique titles and does not take into account release variations such as those made by Coleco of Canada Limitee and CBS Electronics, although there is an Addendum to the list at the end which covers some other unique games for the CV & ADAM. I have finally decided to include the Bit Corp. titles in this list seeing as they were produced during the ColecoVision's lifespan as well as being made available in CIB form and sold in stores. The addendum contains some unreleased and prototype games, but by far, not all. You can check my Collector's List attached below for complete listings of these. Coleco 1. 2010: The Graphic Action Game 2. Antarctic Adventure 3. B.C.'s Quest for Tires II: Grog's Revenge 4. Brain Strainers 5. Buck Rogers - Planet of Zoom 6. Bump 'n' Jump 7. BurgerTime 8. Cabbage Patch Kids - Adventures in the Park 9. Cabbage Patch Kids - Picture Show 10. Carnival 11. ChopLifter! 12. Congo Bongo 13. Cosmic Avenger 14. Dam Busters, The 15. Destructor 16. Donkey Kong 17. Donkey Kong Junior 18. Dr. Seuss Fix-Up the Mix-Up Puzzler 19. Dukes of Hazzard, The 20. Fortune Builder 21. Frenzy 22. Front Line 23. Gorf 24. Illusions 25. Ken Uston Blackjack & Poker 26. Lady Bug 27. Looping 28. Monkey Academy 29. Mouse Trap 30. Mr. Do! 31. Omega Race 32. Pepper II 33. Rocky - Super Action Boxing 34. Roc'N Rope 35. Slither 36. Smurf - Paint'N Play Workshop 37. Smurf Rescue in Gargamel's Castle 38. Space Fury 39. Space Panic 40. Spy Hunter 41. Star Trek - Strategic Operations Simulator 42. SubRoc 43. Super Action Baseball 44. Super Action Football 45. Tapper 46. Tarzan 47. Telly Turtle 48. Time Pilot 49. Turbo 50. Venture 51. Victory 52. WarGames 53. Zaxxon Coleco of Canada Limitee 54. Evolution Activision 55. Beamrider 56. Decathlon, The Activision 57. H.E.R.O. 58. Keystone Kapers 59. Pitfall! 60. Pitfall II - Lost Caverns 61. River Raid 62. Zenji Atari/AtariSoft 63. Centipede 64. Defender 65. Galaxian 66. Jungle Hunt CBS Electronics 67. Super Action Football (Soccer) Epyx 68. Gateway to Apshai 69. Jumpman Junior 70. Pitstop Fisher Price 71. Dance Fantasy 72. Linking Logic 73. Logic Levels 74. Memory Manor Imagic 75. DragonFire 76. Fathom 77. Moonsweeper 78. Novablast 79. Tournament Tennis 80. Wing War Interphase 81. Aquattack 82. Blockade Runner 83. Sewer Sam 84. Squish'Em featuring Sam Micro Fun 85. Heist, The 86. Miner 2049er 87. One on One Basketball Parker Brothers 88. Frogger 89. Frogger II: Threeedeep! 90. Gyruss 91. James Bond: 007 92. Montezuma's Revenge 93. Mr. Do's! Castle 94. Popeye 95. Q*bert 96. Q*bert's Qubes 97. Star Wars - The Arcade Game 98. Super Cobra 99. Tutankham Practical Peripherals 100. Super Sketch - Sketch-Master Probe 2000 101. War Room Sega 102. Up 'N' Down Sierra On-Line/SierraVision 103. B.C.'s Quest for Tires 104. Learning with Leeper 105. Oil's Well 106. Sammy Lightfoot 107. Threshold 108. WizMath, The Wizard of Id's SpectraVision/SpectraVideo 109. Flipper Slipper 110. Frantic Freddy 111. Sector Alpha 112. Spectron 113. Super Cross Force Spinnaker 114. Alphabet Zoo 115. Facemaker 116. Fraction Fever 117. Jukebox Sunrise Software 118. Campaign '84 119. Gust Buster 120. Mountain King 121. Quest for Quintana Roo 122. Rolloverture Xonox 123. Artillery Duel 124. Chuck Norris: SuperKicks 125. It's Only Rock 'N' Roll 126. Motocross Racer 127. Robin Hood 128. Sir Lancelot 129. Slurpy 130. Tomarc the Barbarian 131. Word Feud Bit Corp. 132. Cosmic Crisis 133. Meteoric Shower 134. Strike It! 135. Tank Wars ADDENDUM CBS Electronics 136. Victory (additional game elements versus Coleco release) Nuvatec 137. The CAT Scheduled Oil Sampling Game (only 1 confirmed to exist) Sierra On-Line/SierraVision/Sydney Development 138. Energy Quizz (only 1 confirmed to exist) Splice 139. Castelo (rom file may only exist) TeleGames UK/USA 140. Alcazar - The Forgotten Fortress (Activision) 141. Amazing Bumpman (Number Bumper by Sunrise Software) 142. Boulder Dash (MicroFun) 143. Rock'N Bolt (Activision) 144. Skiing ColecoVision & ADAM Computer Collector Rarity List v2.10 (2014) (NIAD).rtf
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Hey Guys! After finally getting my hands on a Colecovision, I noticed it had a bit of a problem. Basically, it’s exactly what it sounds like. The console starts games by itself. Now before you ask me to clean out the controllers and try again, I did that already and found no luck. In fact, it still starts the game with no controllers plugged in. Any idea of what might be going on here?
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I am posting here rather than the For Sale area because I am in need of ColecoVision/ADAM enthusiasts. An expensive vacation has left me short of cash to renew domain registration and hosting for my ADAM Family Computer System web page which I've maintained for 22 years!!! As such, I'm selling off some of my ColecoVision games. Most require the SGM. All are $40 each plus shipping (U.S. shipping only, sorry). I need to raise $189.94 by the end of December. I'm listing 12 games, but as I only need to sell five. Once that goal is reached, the rest will be taken off sale. You can find the list and instructions here at the old site of my web page: http://www.sacnews.net/adamcomputer Thanks Joe Blenkle
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I want this stuff gone so make an offer if you see something you like everything works fine unless noted I'll be getting pictures posted as the day goes on prices do not include shipping atari 2600 6 switch av mod, 2 atari nice atari controllers, paddles, 2 keyboard controllers, atari ac, 28 games 90 (pictured system and games (krull and galaxian aren't included) power led added 4 switch, 2 nice atari controllers, 10 games 25 (the games are commons, dk, combat, space invader etc) Private eye 10 Adventure 7 crazy climiber (rough label, no end label ) 25 7800 dark chamber 6 xevoious 4 karateka 4 robotron 5 atari 800 super cobra no label 6 cassette drive with some thorn emi software (one game) the drive works but doesn't rewind 7 colecovision system with 2 good controllers, ac adapter and the following games dk, dkjr, pitstop, baseball, q bert, defender, , miner 2049er sewer sam and a repro flipper slipper 80 adam keyboard, works, escape key and a function key are broken off, but included so the can be repaired 10 printer, supplies power, doesn't type 10 cassette vision games cart only yosaku 10 battlevader 10 galaxian 10 big sports 12 10 monster mansion 10 monster block 40 cib astro command 25 galaxian 15 pak pak monster 15 gakken tv boy games mr bomb 70 super cobra 110 memorex vis with controller and 4 games(if they can be called that), missing outer part of power switch works fine though 225 intellivision thunder castle in box 45 (on hold) commando cart only 18 shark shark cib 12 studio 2 lot pictured games plus extra black jack 15 tec toy master system games all cib rambo 20 shooting gallery x2 15 afterburner 20 4 switch 2600 console shells 1 dollar apeice 3rd party atari compatible controllers 1 missing boot atari controllers 2 nice 2600 controllers 3 sega genesis menacers all are tested and working (no games included) complete unit (damage to one eye piece rail) 15 gun, stock, sensor 10 gun only 5 remember, I will be quick to take offers on this stuff, I want to clear it out
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I recognize I’m late to all of this, but is there anywhere/way to get a modded Jaguar controller for Colecovision? I recently got ahold of the SGM and a dozen or so games, love them! ...but, the standard and SAC don’t quite cut it with those games and I feel like the Jaguar controller is where Coleco would’ve went to. I’ve found a handful of pics online, but no solid contact. The below image is perfect, if it’s real. Thanks!
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I already know about Colecovision Box Art http://www.colecoboxart.com/colecovision_repro.htm However I could not find on the site specifics. I wanted to start production of my own boxart and labels for my upcoming games and I was hoping that somone on Atari age could give me already produced formulas. Maybe some sample material ect... Label Dimensions? Font if any...Type of label maybe current product you use. Sticky, how many colors? Printer type? Then the same with Boxes and Manuals. I wanted to be as authentic to the original Colecovision but using modern materials and printers even if I have to buy them instead of outsourcing. Come on guys, you have been doing this a long time. TIA Keep Homebrewing alive.
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I was looking over NIAD's CV/ADAM rarity list, and I noticed that it doesn't yet account for Epyx box variants. Cartridge variations for Pitstop are noted, however. I have a one-piece box for Pitstop and a two-piece box for Gateway to Apshai. I know for sure that there is a two-piece Pitstop box. Can anyone else confirm variants for Apshai or Jumpman Junior? -
Looking for an above average example of Q*Bert for ColecoVision. Obviously Parker Brothers labels are hard to find in nice shape and even harder to find mint. I'm not usually THIS picky, especially for a cheap and common game, but this is my favorite game for the system and i'd like to have a really nice example. If you have something you are willing to part with that's got a super clean (as far as parker bros goes) label, PM me with some pictures and your asking price. Bonus if it's got a box and manual! -J
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**Offers accepted until Thursday, August 29, 2019 @ 10:05 PM Eastern Time** So I've got one (1) each of my newest design, custom ColecoVision standard hand controllers and Spectravideo SV-103 controllers for which I'm accepting offers. If you are interested in any, please post a reply in this thread regarding which controller(s) you are interested in, along with your offer. A "starting offer" highlighted in yellow is where I'll start accepting offers, and a controller with a "current offer" highlighted in green would need to have an increase in offer of at least $5. Shipping will be an additional $10 (per controller) within the USA and about $17 to Canada, combined shipping is offered and would be calculated after the offer period is over. With all that out of the way, a bit of information regarding the possibility of more of each of these controllers being made/offered in the future. As these are all "new" designs I would of course be happy to make more of these if they were requested, probably with a pre-order scenario as I've done before. Unfortunately the availability of the dye I use is becoming more and more of a pain in the butt. The light blue and orange used here in Donkey Kong (RS), Gorf, and Popeye were from way back in 2009 when I made the original Donkey Kong / Donkey Kong Junior controllers. I dyed a few extra housing/buttons back then (to use the remaining dye), and I was able to decant the light blue and spray new, the Gorf controller last week from the 1 partial can I had left. But that is all for these two colors without a new custom (expensive) order. Additionally the yellow dye used here in Pac-Man Plus, which use to be a stock color, is no longer available, without a new custom (expensive) order. So of these 6 new designs only Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom and Carnival can be easily reproduced. The other 4 may only ever see these 1 off customs get made, with no more produced. There would need to be a large demand/pre-order quantity to justify the cost of the custom dye with their new color match fee. Current offer Standard ColecoVision hand controllers: Carnival - $115.00 - CanadianTenor Donkey Kong (Radar Scope Conversion) - $200.00 - CanadianTenor Pac-Man Plus - $135.00 - CanadianTenor Popeye - $185.00 - CanadianTenor Spectravideo SV-103: Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom - $55.00 - Loafer ** There is a small chip out of the upper half housing at the front corner near the base buttons which is the reason for the lower starting offer. I'll post a pic later tonight detailing this. If no one is interested because of this defect, I understand and I will hold onto it until I can get a hold of another donor controller to replace this piece. ** Here's the chip I was referring to: Gorf - $160.00 - CanadianTenor -
Here's a brand new game I'm working on! Mind Controlled is heavily inspired by Berzerk/Frenzy and Superhot games. In Mind Controlled, time moves only when you move! A simple but addictive game! I'm planning to have about 36 levels in the game, with over 100 different rooms I might also do a Intellivision version once the Colecovision is done ''Mind is software''
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As we recently announced, the SGM Pro was placed on hold so we can concentrate on our new and major project, code-name Project Prometheus. Prometheus is a cartridge based super 8-bit system that is also backward compatible with the ColecoVision and Super Game Module. After many false starts since 2010, it is now in full production. However such a complex project takes time, so the ETA is late 2018. First complete prototype should be here soon. Games also under development. Please check our facebook page for videos. More info to follow...
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Unveiling the completed: ColecoVision ** Donkey Kong Edition - Super Arcade Controller ** Starting originally as a Hori HSS-09 Sega Saturn fighting stick, it's been converted to a proper arcade style controller for use with the ColecoVision. Features: * Seimitsu LS-32 Joystick, capable of being configured as an 8-way, 4-way, or 2-way horizontal or vertical joystick by adjusting the internal sub-gate. Currently it's set up as a 4-way for Donkey Kong. * Ultimarc GoldLeaf pushbuttons. * Eladdin CV Easy I/O Board w/ Keypad. * Controller base custom painted to closely match the Donkey Kong arcade cabinet. * Custom Control Panel Overlay modeled after the Donkey Kong arcade CPO. * Joystick style (black, ball-top), and Pushbutton color (orange) matching the Donkey Kong arcade cabinet ---2nd button added for maximum game compatibility, colored red to camouflage with the CPO. * Custom red keypad overlay to camouflage with the CPO. * The controller's original "Start" button dyed blue to match the Donkey Kong arcade cabinet's P1/P2 buttons, and wired as a 2nd * key, to restart game after game ends. So now that I got it finished up tonight I had a couple of hours to give it a test run, and wow, what a difference compared to a standard Coleco hand controller, even versus a hacked d-pad controller. Playing Mouse Trap while holding my index, middle, and ring fingers of my right hand over the keypad for the controls plays so much better. It's also amazing for Tapper. Its really the controller the ColecoVision deserves.
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So I'm interested in learning how to program for the ColecoVision, but I can't find any good guide/walkthrough on how to do so. Can anyone please help me? I also can't find a good and active ColecoVision community/forum to join. So if someone can help with that too, it would be greatly appreciated. -
Hi all I'm thinking about releasing the OST of Sydney Hunter and the Caverns of Death (when the game is released for Colecovision), but I want to make a very high end release even if is only digital. My first idea was a Caverns Of Death OST with the music of every port of the game. But I think "Why not making a ENORMOUS RELEASE with the music of Sacred Tribe too and with music of at least 6 systems, an acoustic track and a bonus ROM with serial for the first 25 orders?". Basically like 60 tracks (or more) So, my idea is the next one: Sydney Hunter Definitive OST! - Sydney Hunter and the Shrine Of Perils music of Intellivision - Sydney Hunter and the Sacred Tribe OST music of Intellivision, MSX, NES. - Sydney Hunter and the Caverns of Death OST music of Colecovision, Sega Master System FM Sound, Gameboy. - A special acoustic song of Sydney Hunter and Sacred Tribe. - First 25 orders gets a ROM with the OST of both games for Intellivision. (Yes, even the Caverns Of Death music!) - Digital release, high quality FLAC files without compression. - Physical release? If the people wants, sure! Any ideas? Anybody is interested? Thanks for reading c:
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First off I want to thank everyone who has helped back and spread the message about this project. When the initial goal was set, we didn't anticipate the larger number of higher reward level backers. After reviewing our finances and updating our projections based on the current backing from the kickstarter, we will be moving forward with Plan B. We are going to move to a standard Pre-order through the CollectorVision website. By doing the direct pre-order through the website, we will be able to maintain the original timelines for the project. This will also allow us to accept Paypal, which a lot of people have asked for and prevented them from backing the kickstarter. The original timelines from the kickstarter are the same with a March timeframe for Early Access and a June/July timeframe for the rest. The pre-order is available now at: https://collectorvision.com/shop/colecovision/collectorvision-phoenix/ https://collectorvisionphoenix.com should also take you there as well If you have any questions feel free to ask. Thanks, Brian
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I worked on my colecovision game when I get this message: I'm not really sure 'Evelyn the modified dog' means but I guess my one of my game turned into a monster. I'm not sure 'Conditional flow changed by optimizer' either. I will work on m game if this message keeps showing. If it the case, I might ask for help. Alright. It's late. I'm going to sleep. See you another day. Bye.
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**OFFICIAL ZAXXON CONTROLLER PRE-ORDER** So I started a thread in the ColecoVision forums about needing to get rid of some stuff and decided to make more custom ColecoVision controllers as I have done previously. I got the idea for a Zaxxon controller using the Spectravideo SV-103 pistol grip controller as a donor, to mimic the feel of the arcade cabinet. As of now I have 6 of these controllers in hand and am accepting pre-orders for a maximum run of 6. That's not to say I can't/won't make more at a later date, but for now I'm looking to sell some stuff not buy more, at least until I've freed up some space. So here are the details of this custom controller: Spectravideo SV-103 Joystick Controller --controller cleaned and refurbished --top half of base is dyed silver, matching the control panel overlay of the Zaxxon arcade cabinet --both sets of buttons dyed red, matching the fire buttons of the Zaxxon arcade cabinet --custom underlay permanently attached to keypad (overlays still usable) colored blue (matching P1/P2 buttons on Zaxxon arcade cabinet) with silver numbers in a Zaxxon font with the SEGA logo as the "*" key --custom marquee artwork reproduction label attached to the rear face of the controller base --**includes custom instruction manual styled after original joystick manual, updated for this special Zaxxon version As these controllers were manufactured in significantly fewer quantities versus the standard ColecoVision hand controllers I'm asking $85.00 per controller, plus $7.50 shipping via USPS Priority Mail within the U.S. International shipping is available, just note shipping will obviously cost a bit more. So this is the official thread to pre-order 1 of these controllers if you're interested. Initially I'm limiting the purchase to 1 per member, unless there aren't 6 people who want one, then at which case if somebody wants more than 1, they would be available, again to a maximum run of 6. I'll be asking for a $10 deposit (via PayPal, as gift payment) to secure your interest, which will be asked for once we have the 6 accounted for. So if you're interested please reply to this thread and send me a PM (note quantity in PM if you would like more than 1, if available). These will be available on a first come, first serve basis!
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I've got 2 Splice Vision (ColecoVision compatible) games for sale. First is DONG JR (Donkey Kong Jr.), and the second is ZIPPER (Pepper II). Both are in excellent shape and both include their instruction manuals. The labels are 3 sided (front, back, top edge) with no writing or holes, and only the slightest bit of lifting at the bottom edge on the front side. The manuals are written in Portuguese, as well as is the title screen that can be seen in the screenshots below. The games obviously play fine, and are very rare. Eduardo was kind enough to help me purchase these about 9 years ago when I found them for sale on ebay Brazil (or similar website can't remember). I'll entertain offers of $100 or more for each game/manual if there is any interest here. If not I'll list on ebay. Send me a PM if you're interested Starting / Current offer: DONG JR w/ Manual - $100.00 ZIPPER w/ Manual - $100.00
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I recently purchased this item at a flea market. It's a cassette port of Donkey Kong for the Coleco Adam that appears to have been released in 1984. It comes packaged in a cardboard box designed to look like the original arcade cabinet of the game. After purchasing the item, I tried to do some research on it. It was one of three arcade games that were given ports to the Adam with boxes designed after the original arcade cabinets. I only found a few pictures of the box on Google and found no current or completed listings of the game on eBay. The closest thing I found on eBay was a Zaxxon game in the cabinet-style box the was listed for about $500. I wanted to see if anybody knew about the history of the game or how much it is worth.
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