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Stuff for sale/trade (again, with a few gems this time). SUSPENDED for now

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Just so everyone knows, I'm suspending all potential sales for now. I'm moving to Wisconsin and will not have access to any of my belongings for possibly a few months. This is not a request to close the topic, but just to inform people that I won't be able to perform any sales of these items for a while.

 

Well, after my little PayPal incident, I've decided to put stuff back up here for sale. I have quite a few things since I last sold here available now. If some of these items are over or under-priced, let me know ASAP.

 

Controllers

Archer auto-fire joystick $3

Non-working normal Archer stick (with button at the base): $.75

AsciiPad PS $3 *PENDING*

Broken Ascii Grip for PS1 $2

MadCatz MicroCon PS2 $3

Gamester PS2 pad /w adjustable stick tension $4

3 Generic arcade-style 8button USB joysticks $3 each

Wico "The Boss" joysticks (two sticks) $1 each *PENDING*

Sega Genesis wireless 6-button game pads /w receiver $7 *PENDING*

Sega Genesis MegaFire-II game pad $2

Sega Genesis Arcade Power Stick (3-button) $2

Sega Genesis Arcade Power Stick (6-button) $4

Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel (gameport) $12

Gravis Firebird2 Joystick (Gameport+Keyboard) $6

Standard NES gamepad $1

Logitech Wingman Warrior joystick (Gameport+serial port) $5

QuickShot Joypad NES version: $2 *PENDING*

Epyx XJ500 by Konix (NES) $4

"Ideal Joystick II" (right-handed only), $7 (unusual stick, haven't found any others like it so far) *PENDING*

Kraft analog joysticks for PC (2 each), $2.50 per stick

Non-functional Atari ST Mouse (missing ball and piece to hold the ball in) $1

 

Systems

Partially-working Sega Dreamcast (controller ports don't work) $10

Non-working SegaCD Ver. 2 $6

Partially-working Atari 5200 (same problem with the Dreamcast) $7 *SOLD*

Working Atari 2600 (high level of interference on the screen, no powersupply or controllers) $5

Non-working XEGS bare unit (most likely needs a board replacement from what I've been told) $3

 

Games

Genesis

Street Fighter II Special Championship Ed. (box and game only) $3, $1.25 for loose copy *Loose copy PENDING*

Sonic 1 (boxed) $1, two copies available

Sonic 2 (boxed) $1.50

Mortal Kombat (loose) $1 *PENDING*

 

Atari 2600ock 'n' Chase (blue label, loose): $1

Tron Deadly Discs (White label, loose): $3

Missile Command (Atari lower-case labels, loose): $1

Asteroids (Atari Picture label, 2 copies): $1.50 each

Haunted House (loose): $1

Swordquest: Fireworld (loose): $1

Galaxian (loose, some label damage) $2.75

Mario Bros. (Silver label, loose): $7

Defender (2 copies, loose): $1 each

Lock 'n' Chase (white label, loose): $1

Swordquest Fireworld (loose): $1

Centipede (loose) $2.50

Donkey Kong (Coleco, loose, some label damage): $1.75

Mouse Trap (Coleco, loose): $2.50

Warlords (loose): $2.50

Missile Command (loose, all capitals label): $1

Star Raiders (Atari, with keypad but no overlay): $4

Ms. Pac-Man (loose): $2.50

01 - Combat (1977 release label): $2

Pole Position (Boxed, no shrinkwrap but unopened): $3.50

 

Atari 7800

Galaga (loose): $2.50

Hat Trick (Sealed): $4

 

Atari 8-bit

Pac-Man (loose): $1

Star Raiders (loose): $1

Star Raiders (with manual): $2.50

Missile Command (loose, another copy): $1

Galaxian (Loose): $1

Jumpman Junior (Val-U-Soft diskette, also for C64, sealed): $5

 

More to come tomorrow.

 

Will be willing to trade towards either a working Atari 400 or Atari 800 if possible.

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Well, after my little PayPal incident, I've decided to put stuff back up here for sale. I have quite a few things since I last sold here available now. If some of these items are over or under-priced, let me know ASAP.

 

Controllers

Working Heavy Sixer joystick (sans disc) $35

Non-working Heavy Sixer joystick (sans disc) $15

Heavy Sixer paddles $25

Heavy Sixer pair of driving controllers $30 for the pair

Archer auto-fire joystick $3

Non-working normal Archer stick (with button at the base): $.75

AsciiPad PS $3

Broken Ascii Grip for PS1 $2

MadCatz MicroCon PS2 $3

Gamester PS2 pad /w adjustable stick tension $4

3 Generic arcade-style 8button USB joysticks $3 each

Wico "The Boss" joysticks (two sticks) $1 each

Sega Genesis wireless 6-button game pads /w receiver $7

Sega Genesis MegaFire-II game pad $2

Sega Genesis Arcade Power Stick (3-button) $2

Sega Genesis Arcade Power Stick (6-button) $4

Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel (gameport) $12

Gravis Firebird2 Joystick (Gameport+Keyboard) $6

Standard NES gamepad $1

Logitech Wingman Warrior joystick (Gameport+serial port) $5

 

More to come tomorrow.

Just curious what is a heavy sixer joystick (sans disc) and do you have a picture of it?

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Yeah, the heavy sixer sticks don't have that spceial "hex disc" that would say "Sears" or "ATARI" on it. Hopefully anyone interested in buying the non-working one can get it to function again. I dug around and found a Dreamcast that might not work fully or at all but are worth tinkering with to get working. I'll edit the original post.

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The dreamcast reads discs, just the controller ports dont work? I may be interestsed. I have a parts Dreamcast

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where are you located?

 

Central FL. Huh, I have a friend who lives in your area.

 

 

I live in his area now and am considering a move to Central Fl. ;)

 

What are you insinuating? Please don't try to get this thread locked with insults and other senseless drivel.

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Yeah, the heavy sixer sticks don't have that spceial "hex disc" that would say "Sears" or "ATARI" on it.

 

My joystick doesn't have anything like that on it, but it isn't a heavy sixer stick. There's no orange paint on it, either...is there a pic of these "hex disks" somewhere?

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Here's one with an Atari disc. And here's one with the Sears disc.

 

Hope those forum threads help give an idea of what they looked like.

 

Weird, I've never seen those before. Being disks, does that mean they're just glued on or something?

 

That would probably explain why mine doesn't have one...I don't remember it EVER having one, but it's certainly seen better days. My parents probably should've done a better job of keeping things out of my mouth >_<

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I don't think so, they were most likely inserted into the indentation on top of the stick. In either case, a CX-10 with either disc does go for quite a bit.

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Yeah, the heavy sixer sticks don't have that spceial "hex disc" that would say "Sears" or "ATARI" on it.

 

Oh, I think I confused myself...I thought that meant that no heavy sixer sticks have them, only the later ones...

 

Rereading it, I see now...so the newer ones are the ones that don't have them? That would explain why mine doesn't.

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