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I've decided to create a backlog, as I keep losing track of future games I want to play. This thread will serve as a place for me to document my journey through retro gaming history by providing reviews of each game as I finish them. By all means, feel free to join along and include your own recommendations/backlogs. Here's the format I've used, but feel free to use whichever one you want. This should be pretty self-explanatory. I will be posting updates as I finish games, and at the end of each month I will post the updated backlog to reflect any new games and/or games completed. This will happen on my future blog posts, which will be linked once that comes out. Oh yeah, and for the sake of organization, I've included the 3DS and Switch. Which are not retro by any means, so feel free to disregard those. They're just there to help me keep track of those systems as well, and keep it all in one place. NES/Famicom: Contra SuperC Castlevania Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse (Famicom ver.) Mega Man 2 Mega Man 3 Mega Man 4 Mega Man 5 Mega Man 6 Gradius Life Force Blaster Master Metroid Snake's Revenge Fire Emblem: Ankoku Ryuu to Hikari no Tsurugi (Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & the Blade of Light) Fire Emblem: Gaiden MSX2: Metal Gear Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake Master System: Phantasy Star PC Engine/TG16/CD: Akumajō Dracula X: Chi no Rondo (Castlevania: Rondo of Blood) Aero Blasters Air Zonk Blazing Lazers Bomberman Bomberman '93 Bonk's Adventure Bonk's Revenge Bonk III: Bonk's Big Adventure Boxyboy Cadash Dragon Spirit Falcon Fantasy Zone Galaga '90 Klax Magical Chase Ninja Spirit Pac-Land Parasol Stars: The Story of Bubble Bobble III R-Type Samurai-Ghost Soldier Blade Somer Assault Space Harrier Splatterhouse Super Star Soldier The Legendary Axe The Legendary Axe II Genesis/Mega Drive: Phantasy Star II Phantasy Star III Phantasy Star IV Gunstar Heroes Castlevania Bloodlines Atari Lynx: Blue Lightning SNES/SFC: Fire Emblem: Monshou no Nazo (Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem) Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu (Fire Emblem: Genealogy of the Holy War) Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 Super Metroid Super Castlevania IV Castlevania Dracula X Pilotwings Contra III THE ALIEN WARS Demon's Crest Donkey Kong Country Donkey Kong Country 2 Donkey Kong Country 3 Mega Man X Mega Man X2 Mega Man X3 Mega Man 7 Breath of Fire Breath of Fire II Final Fight Final Fight 2 Final Fight 3 Super Ghouls'n Ghosts Kirby's Dream Course The Legend of The Mystical Ninja PlayStation: Gran Turismo 2 Final Fantasy VIII Final Fantasy IX Chrono Cross Ace Combat 2 Ace Combat 3: Electrosphere (Japanese version) Castlevania: Symphony of the Night Castlevania: Chronicles Crash Bandicoot Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back Crash Bandicoot Warped Tomb Raider Tomb Raider II Tomb Raider III Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation Tomb Raider V: Chronicles Silent Hill Rayman Rayman 2 Twisted Metal Twisted Metal 2 Syphon Filter Syphon Filter 2 Syphon Filter 3 Jumping Flash! Jumping Flash! 2 Ape Escape Intelligent Qube Roll Away Need for Speed Hot Pursuit TOCA Touring Car Championship TOCA World Touring Cars TOCA 2: Touring Car Challenge Rage Racer Medal of Honor Medal of Honor - Underground Alien Trilogy Alien Resurrection SaGa Frontier SaGa Frontier 2 Wild Arms Wild Arms 2 Vagrant Story Lunar - Silver Story Complete Lunar 2 - Eternal Blue Complete Xenogears Suikoden Suikoden II Battle Arena Toshinden Tekken 3 Mortal Kombat Trilogy Mortal Kombat 4 Tenchu Omega Boost CART World Series Dreamcast: Shenmue Shenmue II PlayStation 2: Ridge Racer V Gran Turismo 3 Gran Turismo 4 Persona 3 FES Final Fantasy X Final Fantasy X-2 Final Fantasy XII Ace Combat 4: Shattered Skies Ace Combat 5: The Unsung War Ace Combat Zero: The Belkan War Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories Bully Scarface: The World is Yours Yakuza Yakuza 2 Spongebob: Battle for Bikini Bottom Nascar Dirt to Daytona Nascar 2001 Nascar Thunder 2002 Nascar Thunder 2003 Nascar Thunder 2004 Ford Racing 2 Ford Racing 3 Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence Tokyo Xtreme Racer Zero Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift Tokyo Xtreme Racer 3 Tokyo Xtreme Racer Drift 2 Disney Pixar Cars Need for Speed Underground Need for Speed Underground 2 Need for Speed Most Wanted Need for Speed Hot Pursuit II Burnout Burnout II: Point of Impact Burnout 3: Takedown Midnight Club: Street Racing Midnight Club II Game Boy Advance: Castlevania: Circle of the Moon Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow Pokemon FireRed Grand Theft Auto Advance Gunstar Super Heroes Golden Sun Golden Sun: The Lost Age Fire Emblem: The Binding Blade Fire Emblem: The Blazing Blade Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones DS (Nintendo DS): Pokemon Soulsilver Pokemon Black Chrono Trigger Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars Dementium: The Ward Dementium II Elite Beat Agents 999 New Super Mario Bros. Super Mario 64 DS Super Princess Peach Rune Factory: A Fantasy Harvest Moon Rune Factory 2 Rune Factory 3: A Fantasy Harvest Moon Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia Metroid Prime Hunters PSP (PlayStation Portable): Ridge Racer 2 Gran Turismo Ace Combat: Joint Assault Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas God of War: Chains of Olympus God of War: Ghost of Sparta Tomb Raider: Legend Tomb Raider: Anniversary Persona Persona 2: Innocent Sin Persona 2: Eternal Punishment Persona 3: Portable Phantasy Star Portable Phantasy Star Portable 2 Metal Gear Acid Metal Gear Acid 2 Metal Gear Solid: Portable Ops Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Final Fantasy IV - The Complete Collection Final Fantasy Type-0 (English Patched v2) Disgaea 2 - Dark Hero Days Brave Story - New Traveler Fate Extra Half-Minute Hero Jeanne d'Arc Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep Final Mix Version 1.0.12 Legend of Heroes - Trails in the Sky Tactics Ogre - Let Us Cling Together Tales of Eternia Valkyrie Profile - Lenneth Wild Arms XF Ys - The Oath in Felghana Ys Seven Lord of Arcana The 3rd Birthday Darius Burst Family Guy Video Game! Namco Museum Battle Collection Metal Slug Anthology Resistance - Retribution Silent Hill Origins The Simpsons Game The Dracula X Chronicles Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition Midnight Club: LA. Remix Burnout Legends Burnout Dominator Cars Cars Race o Rama Cars 2 Juiced Eliminator Juiced 2: Hot Import Nights Crazy Taxi: Fare Wars Need for Speed Carbon: Own The City Test Drive Unlimited The Fast and The Furious Lumines Lumines II Ore no Imouto (English v1) Toradora Portable! (English v1.10) Coded Arms Coded Arms: Contagion Medal of Honor Heroes Medal of Honor Heroes 2 Ragnarok Tactics Assassins Creed Bloodlines Black Rock Shooter: The Game Corpse Party Crimson Gem Saga Dissidia 012 Prologus - Final Fantasy Dissidia 012 Duodecim - Final Fantasy Formula One 2006 Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki (English v1.0.2) Genso Suikoden Tsumugareshi Hyakunen no Toki (English v1.0.2) Last Ranker (English v2.3) Lord of Apocalypse (English v1.6) Manhunt 2 (USA) [Uncensored] MotorStorm - Arctic Edge Outrun 2006: Coast 2 Coast Nascar 07 PAC-MAN Championship Edition Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 Sega Rally Evo Sol Trigger (English v09) Split Second Velocity Street Supremacy Sword Art Online Infinity Moment (English v2.0) TOCA Race Driver 2 TOCA Race Driver 3 Valkyria Chronicles 2 Valkyria Chronicles 3 (English v2) 3DS (Nintendo 3DS): Pokemon Alpha Sapphire Pokemon X Pokemon UltraMoon Ridge Racer 3D Steel Diver Steel Diver: Sub Wars Nintendogs + Cats Pilotwings Resort Ace Combat: Assault Horizon Legacy+ Kid Icarus Uprising Pushmo Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies Ace Attorney: Spirit of Justice Rune Factory 4 StarFox 64 3D Metal Gear Solid 3D: Snake Eater Fire Emblem: Awakening Fire Emblem: Fates Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia Fire Emblem Warriors The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes Hyrule Warriors Legends Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate Monster Hunter Generations Monster Hunter Stories Samurai Warriors Chronicles Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 Braverly Default Braverly Second: End Layer Resident Evil The Mercenaries 3D Resident Evil: Revelations Metroid Prime: Federation Force Metroid: Samus Returns Dementium Remastered F1 2011 Rhythm Heaven Megamix Super Smash Bros for Nintendo 3DS Castlevania Lords of Shadow: Mirror of Fate Fantasy Life Harvest Moon 3D: The Tale of Two Towns Harvest Moon 3D: A New Beginning Story of Seasons Story of Seasons: Trio of Towns Harvest Moon 3D: The Lost Valley Harvest Moon: Skytree Village Radiant Historia Sonic Generations Adventure Time: Hey Ice King! Why'd you steal our garbage?!! Adventure Time: Explore the Dungeon Because I Don't Know! Adventure Time: The Secret of the Nameless Kingdom Adventure Time: Finn & Jake Investigations Moon Chronicles Switch (Nintendo Switch): TBD Playing Next: Final Fantasy Tactics: The War of the Lions (PSP)

I'm selling two of my Jaguars as complete starters sets (No box/manual/inserts, but all the "useful" stuff that came with the launch kit). One is on eBay: https://www.ebay.com/itm/134505699892 - SOLD! The other, I'm selling here for significantly less, with the caveat that I'm hoping it will go to someone who will actually play it or develop on it, rather than just put it on a shelf or resale it, so interested buyers will have to PM me and make your case a little. I'll ignore inquiries that don't at least attempt to tell me about how you plan to use the unit. If you already have a Jaguar and are looking for a second, or if you want a showpiece, look elsewhere please. I'm hoping to help someone get started here. I can't verify anything. You're on the honor system, but keep in mind I know the serial number of this unit, and I like to browse eBay just for kicks. This Jaguar console has a small cosmetic blemish on it, as can be seen in the pictures, and the Cybermorph label has been partially peeled back in one corner, so they're not exactly "collector quality" anyway. Everything is, however, 100% functional, and I've given the cartridge edge and the cartridge slot a fresh cleaning to ensure no (Minimal? You're always going to hit these on occasion with Jaguar games.) red screen experience. See the picture of this actual unit & set of accessories connected up together and functional. If there are any questions about the condition or quality of the items, please ask them here in the thread so others can benefit from the answer as well. I'll ignore such questions via PM. The price is $300.00. Shipping will be $20 for USPS priority mail in the US (below cost), and at-cost for USPS international priority mail for international buyers if needed. I'll accept either Paypal or Venmo as payment. This is an NTSC/US unit. See my small user feedback thread here: But note I also sold nearly 100 Skunkboards with zero returns or complaints here as well, so I like to think I'm a known quantity around here at this point:

We should have a thread dedicated to advertising of our beloved classic games, computers, consoles, etc. We can share television commercials, print ads, circulars, etc. I'll start us off with this Commodore 64 television commercial. I remember seeing this commercial on television that touted how amazing of a gaming machine the Commodore 64 was. Of course, if those kids came knocking down the door at my house, I'd call the cops.

I went a little nuts here. ?

While there is lot of discussion about Taiwanese carts, I was wondering about Taiwanese consoles. And since I did not find much information at AtariAge, I started searching the web (using Google translate). This seems to be an interesting forum, the linked post talks about quite number of Atari 2600 consoles which I have never seen before. And a similar post from another forum here. Given these two posts, there must be much more hidden behind that language wall.

Hi, I'm in my late 40's now. I am kind of new here but, been reading for many years. I work in IT and do the home theater thing so I know A/V stuff very well. If you have been watching my posts over the last month or so, I have been trying to get all my classic consoles together, I am going to buy a 6' X 6' Ikea shelfing ( https://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/50360146/#/70301537) and MODIFY it so it can fit all these consoles, put a back on it(white back sheets) so you cant see through it (keep wires hidden as well). Route out a channel on the tops so I can put LED lights to light up each shelf with a central dimmer so I can adjust the brightness. My wife is not too crazy about this idea but, she knows it's GOING TO HAPPEN. Personally, I think it's going to look epic. The lay out of the cabinets will allow me to setup 20 classic consoles (bottom level will be used for storage, controllers, etc), with another shelfing unit that I use for current consoles. The TV in this room (the layout would not allow a 2nd tv, so no CRT) is a LG 65" 4K TV. I have about 20-25 classic consoles NOT including anything from the last 8 or so years (Wii is classic, WiiU is not... for example). I have been testing them ONE BY ONE, all controllers, games, etc and they are all in a large spreadsheet with serial numbers So, rattling my brain around this one. It's a VERY, very complex setup. The first part, get everything connected so it can be switched to use each system (I have a PRONTO remote that can do that). Then show/play on the TV with the best results. So, we have RF, Composite, S-video, component, AND HDMI. The other major issue I have noticed. Lower res stuff over HDMI deals with a level of HDMI lag. I have read that it's close to 50ms on some res on my TV (cant replace it). Part of the plan is to modify classic systems to get AT LEAST composite out of them and PREFER S-Video, run into a few RetroTink 2X to HDMI, HDMI swich to Scaller (push everything up to 4K to assure low lag) then to the TV. We also have range, so some controllers will need extensions and other classics with bult in controllers will need to have enough cable to pull close to seating with out showing cable on the shelf. The RetroTink does not do auto switching, or does it have remote control to change sources, so I will need a few of them, one for each type of source (one for S-video, One for Composite, one for Component) and run them into a HDMI switch. I AM in the US so going to RGB is not something I want to do. I was VERY, VERY lucky to find a S-video/compsite switcher that does 12 X2 (so 12 S-video/composite inputs and 2 outputs so I could do muli-source down the line) so this should cover MOST composite / S-video devices. A very expensive device from many years ago. The Questions I am really wondering... As there is possible HDMI lag, SHOULD I keep these analog (then you deal with analog issues), get them all to component video with a scaller, and keep them in analog. Or stay with HDMI ? People saying get rid of the TV and just get a CRT is not helping. A CRT cant happen. I am sure others have taken on this type of project, not sure if anyone has done it at this scale (setting up one cabinet to run 20 consoles) Any advice on this one, as I am looking for others who have tried this type of project, one of those "People who don't know history tend to repeat it" type things. Just really looking for some advice on this project ! Thanks in advance ! -Dave

This is my current setup. I'm more of a hardware nerd than anything else.

What are consoles that (in your opinion) make owning other similar consoles of the era (or current) redundant? Here is my take on a few: -Having and XEGS makes the 5200 redundant. Both A8 computers that have been consolized, XEGS has more power and access to a larger library. -Having a Genesis makes owning a Master System Redundant, you can play the whole library on a Genesis with a power base converter or on an everdrive -Having A Genesis or SNES makes owning a TG-16 redundant. Most of the best 16 bit titles went to those two systems. -Having a Saturn/PS1 makes owning a 3DO redundant. Pretty much all the good 3DO games are on Saturn or PS1 -Having a PS2/Gamecube/Xbox makes owning a Dreamcast redundant. Most of the best titles from the DC were ported to those later systems. -Having a PS3 makes the PS1 redundant. All models play PS1 games quite well. -Having a Wii makes the Gamecube redundant, backwards compatible. -Having and Xbox one makes the Xbox 360 and Xbox redundant, the system is ever increasingly backwards compatible. -Having a Gameboy advance makes the Gameboy Color and Gameboy redundant because of backwards compatibility -Having a New 3DS makes having a 3DS, DS redundant because of backwards compatibility Thoughts?! What did I miss or get wrong in your opinion?

Hey, I am an electronics engineer student and as my final career project I want to create a game console in an FPGA. It is going to be a 2D video game console, the maximun amount of colors is 256 and is going to be developed in a Spartan6. I want to know your thoughts or any question you have. And if you can, please fill in the survey.

Hello fellow Atariagers!!! Well, I started my account here in 2012. But never really did much. So I've become active since the last month and really got quite comfortable around here. I like to show my game room. "The Compound. I'm going to have to do several posts in a row on this thread due to many pictures I have taken. Well, to lead it off. Here is what I have console wise. But first my televisions. I have a Sanyo 27" HD flat screen tv and a 17" RCA CRT mainly for light gun games. Here are my consoles. Please note some are not pictured. All consoles are 110% working order. :-) 1. 1977 Atari 2600 "Heavy Sixer" 2. 1980 Atari 2600 "Light Sixer" 3. 1982 Atari 2600 4 switch woody (Main choice for 2600 gaming) 4. 1983 Atari 2600 "Darth Vader" 5. Atari 2600 Jr. 6. Magnavox Odyssey 2 7. Intellivision Model 2609 8. Colecovision "Yurkievision" 9. Atari 5200 Supersystem 2 port model 10. Atari 5200 Supersystem 4 port model 11. Atari 7800 Prosystem 1984 model with the expansion port interface 12. NES top loader model 101 13. NES toaster model 001 (in closet) 14. Sega Master System model 1 15. Sharp Twin Famicom 16. Turbo Grafx 16 17. Sega Genesis model 1(no cd or 32x, never cared for either) 18. Sega Genesis model 2 19. Super NES with tabs in slot cut out to play Super Famicom games 20. Sega Saturn model 2 (Got the Action Replay 4M cart for imports) 21. Sony Playstation model 1 22. Nintendo 64 23. Sega Dreamcast 24. Sony Playstation 2 model 1 25. Sony Playstation 2 model 2 (not pictured) 26. Nintendo Game Cube with Game Boy player adapter 27. Sony Playstation 3 80 gb model 1 28. Nintendo Wii soft modded with emulators for NES SNES Atari 7800 N64 Mame 200 games burned onto 500 gb hard drive 29. Nintendo Wii U 30. Atari Flashback 2 31. Original Xbox Halo edition hard modded with Xecuter 2.6 chip and 500 gb hard drive. Has xbmc with emulators and every single game and rom for. Atari 2600 Atari 5200 Atari 7800 Intellivision Colecovision Nintendo/Famicom Sega Master System/Mark 3/SG-1000 Turbo Grafx 16/PC Engine Sega Genesis/Mega Drive/CD/32X Super NES/Super Famicom 3DO Neo Geo AES/MVS Capcom N64 MSX MSX 2 Mame Game Boy Game Boy Color Game Boy Advance Atari Lynx Neo Geo Pocket Sega Game Gear Bandai Wonderswan And 150 games burned onto hard drive which is 500 gb on an xecuter 3 chip

What do you do with broken stuff? I get most consoles repaired these days, but I have a few controllers I really like (a six button w/turbo genesis controller, multiple 2600 controller, and a translucent green N64 controller) that I just can't figure out what to do with. I also have an extra Apple G3 laptop that I should sell for parts or repair. As I see it we have a few options with any given item. -Hoard until parts become available and you can fix item -Fix item -Sell for parts -Toss I'm torn. I hate throwing away something thinking it could be fixed, but also don't like having broken crap taking up space in my collection. What do you do for various items?

Hello everyone, I just wanted to reach out and introduce myself here since I've been asked by some of the Amiga owners I have done services for about other systems as well. My Name is Paul Rezendes, and if you follow the Amiga scene you may know me fairly well. I do a lot of upgrades and repair work in my free time on classic systems, consoles, vintage home audio gear at times and several other projects. I am located in the USA in S. California. I haven't added much to my web site about non-Amiga related items just yet, but I do them quite often by word of mouth. If you're interested in getting recaps done on any of your machines please feel free to ask. The only catch is it may take some time to complete due to the nature of my full-time job. I work as an Engineering Tech and travel quite a bit, so this is done on my spare time. I usually get recaps back fast, but repairs can take quite a bit of time to diagnose and return. Just please be understanding of that and I can take good care of you. Here are some examples of some recent work I have done and some of the prices I charge. I've heard I am very reasonable in prices asked. My web site is located at http://www.acill.com(Its a work in progress and I hate the Shopify service so it may close and change soon) Typical cost for a recap on the A600 and A1200 is $58 and the A4000 is $68. I use Panasonic Hybrid caps only and this adds to the cost. I have done some for less when the owner insists on sending a cap kit from Amikit. In that case it usually is about $38. Replacing simm sockets is $25 each which includes the new socket. Battery circuit repairs on A4000 can run from $120 and up depending on the work involved. CD32 recaps using hybrid caps is about $80 depending on current price of the caps. This is because of the high nimber required. A4000T complete recap is $100 which includes the main board and three modules. Buster replace/upgrade is $38 Socket replace is also $38 each. That should give you a good idea. Here is also a list of recent work with some good quality pictures. A3000D Paula Socket Repairs https://goo.gl/photos/i8YuQqP41KFodM7r5 A4000cr SIMM Socket Replace https://goo.gl/photos/i8YuQqP41KFodM7r5 A1200 Floppy and IDE Header Replace, Recap and General Restoration https://goo.gl/photos/pEZG2r5ZiDvrD7i97 A4000cr Complete Restoration https://goo.gl/photos/ctEnc1DX1nAUnAYK7 A1200 Bad Cap Job Repair, Leak Fix, Recap and Trace Jumper https://goo.gl/photos/Hwqgz32kSWSKYoNj6 A4000 Clock Circuit Fix https://goo.gl/photos/9UyrREhrTTTauy8M6 68040 to 68060 Adapter Build https://goo.gl/photos/RLTHH3g4hvYq62UN8 A4000T Port Module Hand Built https://goo.gl/photos/mbkjZehQF5VaqVrk7 A4000 New Simm sockets and trace repairs https://goo.gl/photos/12e3oPw78RhYH7jo6 Rapidfire SCSI Card Repairs https://goo.gl/photos/zmqHjvvMVe8N4KeQ8 Blizzard 040 to 060 Conversion https://goo.gl/photos/rpzMbgNWpfpG5gc68 Apollo 1240 to 1260 Conversion https://goo.gl/photos/twvdxNiGuXnZsrYM9

I recently bought an upright arcade machine and I am working on selling off a bunch of excess stuff so that I can buy the parts I need. Please check out my auctions here... eBay Seller: bluec300 Thank you and I will be listing more video game and arcade stuff soon!

I've noticed newer TV's having less and less RCA and Component inputs, also S-Video is well gone and buried. I've also noticed people increasingly having issues with newer TV's and classic consoles where the AV input will keep popping up on screen or other bugs/glitches because of the old tech/new TV. Obviously we can always seek out older tube TV's and early era flat screens, but can we expect that in 5-20 years a TV won't be able to play a 2600, NES or Genesis? Will this make classic gaming inaccessible to most who don't have the time/resources/space to seek out and set up in a special area a "retro gaming" TV? What are your thoughts on this issue?

I've listed a bunch of Lynx and 7800 games fulfilled by Amazon Canada, search or click through them here: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/aag/main/ref=olp_merch_name_2?seller=ASVVEHBRLZEPV I didn't spend a lot of time setting prices, feel free to make me an offer on here if I've overpriced something and I'll reduce it on the site. I listed them here because I need to get rid of a whole load of stuff and I shipped it all to Amazon in a single box for CAD$10 - packing up and calculating the shipping for 60+ individual boxes is just too much effort for me. Also shipping is cheap (or free if you have Prime or order enough) within Canada, and hopefully shouldn't be too bad from the US either.

Will Start Adding Pics That Paint Picture Of Magnitude Of Product I Have....Give Me A Bit - Thanks!! Hi, I am new to this site and bought a massive collection of games recently, roughly (6k-7k games)...I've sold a lot but have a bunch more to help with growing collections....I've never sold on here before but I wanna start and my buddy said it's a great place to do it...I know what the games are worth but would always prefer offer first for any purchases you'd like to make that I have that you may need...I am very fair and been selling things a long time so I always tend to come to a fair middle ground whenever selling items in good faith that people will come back and tell others as well...Thanks For Your Interest And Don't Hesitate To Ask Questions Or Make Requests....And As Far As Trades Go, I Am Only Really Open To Rare Games I Can Sell Quickly That Are Equal In Value I’m Giving Up, Atari 5200 4-Port Video Switch Box, ColecoVision Power Adapter & Empty Game Boxes I Could Use TO Complete Some Games **Lots Of My New Games Are In Gradable Top Notch Collector Condition** Items I have available include The Following (Also Have Some Consoles, Controllers, Manuals & Accessories Available).... Atari 2600 Games - Cartridge Only, Cartridge w/ Manual, Complete In Box & New In Box Atari 5200 Games - Cartridge Only, Cartridge w/ Manual, Cartridge w/ Manual & Overlays, Complete In Box & New In Box Atari 7800 Games - Cartridge Only, Cartridge w/ Manual, Complete In Box & New In Box Intellivision Games - Cartridge Only, Cartridge w/ Manual & Overlays, Complete In Box & New In Box ColecoVision - Cartridge Only, Cartridge & Manual, Cartridge w/ Manual & Overlays, Complete In Box & New In Box Commodore 64 - Cartridge Only, Cassette Only, Cartridge & Manual, Complete In Box (Cartridge, Cassette & Floppy Disc) & New In Box (Cartridge) Commodore Vic-20 - Cartridge Only, Cassette Only, Cartridge & Manual, Complete In Box (Cartridge & Cassette) & New In Box (Cassette) Sears Tele-games (Atari 2600) - Cartridge Only, Cartridge w/ Manual & Complete In Box Sears Super Video Arcade (Intellivision) - Complete In Box & New In Box ...... And Of Course Other Consoles As Well (Also Sell Old Toys, Figures & Board Games) But Figure I Would Stay With Classic 80's Cartridge Games As Far As Details **One Last Thing...I Don't Have A List Because I Haven't Had Time And There Is Just Way To Many, But Odds Are I Will Always Have Something You Probably Need** My Personal Contact Info: Name: Andre (Dre) Number: 401-954-3295 Email: TimelessToyStore@gmail.com Etsy Storefront URL (Overhauling Storefront This Coming Week): https://www.etsy.com/shop/TimelessToyStore?ref=hdr_shop_menu **Try To Sell Through Etsy Because I Can Give Better Deals - They Only Take 3%, We Come To Agreement Of What You Want And I Set Up Custom Sale For You - No PayPal Either..You Can Pay Direct With Card To Avoid Even More Fees - Which Means Better Prices** Ebay User ID/Name: TimelessToyStore Location: Rhode Island, USA (In Case Your Near Me And Local Pick Up Is Possible Or You Wanna Check Out Items In Person)

Hey gang!! I searched the forums to see if this thread has been discussed previously, but don't see anything. Which console in your collection do you enjoy the most? Your most favored? Or prized possession? For me. I have to go with the Sharp Twin Famicom. I bought it a few years ago. It was released in 1986 by Sharp Electronics in Japan as a two in one system and licensed ny Nintendo. It plays Nintendo Famicom carts and by sliding a switch underneath you can play Nintendo Famicom Disk System games. It works excellent and plays flawessley. I only have a few disk system games. Super Mario Bros. 2 (The Lost Levels), Doki Doki Panic, and Moero Twin Bee. Overall it is a fun and unique system. I always wanted one of these puppies and so happy to own one. What are your favorites everyone? :-)

I am collecting for about 25 years now and usualy i search for a lot of things. this time i am focused on some not so well known consoles and games This time i am looking for the following things: Koei Pasogo (prefered boxed complete) Sega Divers 2000 Marty Fm Towns HR II Model 20, only the Power Supply cause mine is dead Vectrex Harmageddon CIB Nintendo Othello (complete) Computer/Console Nintendo TV Game (sharp version) Coleco Total 4 (console boxed complete) Entex Select-a-game (only a few games) Entex Adventure Vision (complete and also games) i already have 2 Entex AV! but loose and one is working but missing 3 lines on display Some Atari Pong Consoles (i have only 1 with blue/white box) i do not know the specific names for the differnt types like super pong and so on. Atari Cosmic? RDI Halcyon Thank you and if you have something please p.m