shops selling atari games?

[lucifershalo]

I know

atariage

atari2600.com

atariguide

gooddealgames

 

any other online shops to recommend?

except for ebay of course

[tjb]

Here's a couple more to add:

 

4 jays

http://www.4jays.com/

 

Goat Store

http://www.goatstore.com

 

I've had good experience with both.

 

tjb

Edited November 5, 2007 by tjb

[Trade-N-Games]

My store

tradengames.com

Edited November 5, 2007 by Trade-N-Games

[lucifershalo]

My store

tradengames.com

 

Really nice interface, and good prices

I will probably order some stuff

BUT my country Belgium is not in your list

and Holland and Netherlands are the same country

 

any discount coupon as you self promote your own site;)??

[Robert M]

packratvg.com

[8th lutz]

Goat Store

http://www.goatstore.com

 

tjb

They do have great service and they are easy to communicate with if there is a problem for shipping.

[RJ]

Video61 in Stacy MN.

 

www.atarisales.com

[so_tough!]

All Atari software, whether ntsc or pal works on the same system right? sorry just thought i would pop that question in here!

[lucifershalo]

a pal console can play both pal and ntsc (sometimes with strange colors) games

[mimo]

Atarimax

[+Psionic]

any other online shops to recommend?

except for ebay of course

If you're in Belgium, try Video Game Source in Germany:

http://www.videogamer.de/

Edited November 7, 2007 by PingvinBlueJeans

[Rik]

a pal console can play both pal and ntsc (sometimes with strange colors) games

Doesn't mixing PAL,NTSC equipment also cause the vert sync on TV to roll also?

Edited November 7, 2007 by Rik

[Crazy Climber]

These guys sell NEW Atari games www.atarisales.com

[Crazy Climber]

Here is the direct link

http://members.tcq.net/video61/index.html

[Mayhem]

Doesn't mixing PAL,NTSC equipment also cause the vert sync on TV to roll also?

 

I've only found a couple of NTSC 2600 games to have a picture sync issue, 99% of them just display with wrong colours from those I've tried.

[slosu]

http://www.videogameconnection.com/ sells on line.......but going to the actual store is way much better!!!

[Deteacher]

Slosu, that's funny you put that one up, because there's a store in Toms River, NJ called video game connections (with an 'S' on the end.) Here's the link

 

http://www.videogameconnections.com

 

If you live in the mid-atlantic region, this place is pretty good. I've been there a few times. Nice place.

 

BTW, thank you, Albert, for helping me with my link creating issue. I can't believe what a dumb mistake I kept making. Thanks again.

Edited November 8, 2007 by Deteacher

[A.J. Franzman]

a pal console can play both pal and ntsc (sometimes with strange colors) games

Doesn't mixing PAL,NTSC equipment also cause the vert sync on TV to roll also?

I've only found a couple of NTSC 2600 games to have a picture sync issue, 99% of them just display with wrong colours from those I've tried.

The vertical rolling picture issue is strictly a cartridge vs. TV problem -- the console type has no significant effect on the speed (or number) of scanlines displayed. Most PAL TVs handle the NTSC 60 Hz frame rate just fine (but a few cartridges run at an even higher rate, which may be a tad too fast for some TVs). However, many NTSC TVs can not handle a PAL 50 Hz frame rate, which means that North Americans have a lot more problems playing PAL games than Europeans do playing NTSC games.

Edited November 8, 2007 by A.J. Franzman

[Crazy Climber]

Forgot about www.warpzonevideogames.com

http://www.warpzonevideogames.com/home.php

They have a few

[mimo]

http://www.atari-shop.nl/index.htm

 

nice to deal with

[lucifershalo]

http://www.atari-shop.nl/index.htm

 

nice to deal with

 

Of course who doesnt know Sandra and Sijmen in Europe!!!

[lucifershalo]

Forgot about www.warpzonevideogames.com

http://www.warpzonevideogames.com/home.php

They have a few

 

too bad, you have to go through so many out of stock items

u give up at the end

[Chris-in-NJ]

Slosu, that's funny you put that one up, because there's a store in Toms River, NJ called video game connections (with an 'S' on the end.) Here's the link

 

http://www.videogameconnections.com

 

If you live in the mid-atlantic region, this place is pretty good. I've been there a few times. Nice place.

 

Does anyone know how this compares to the Digital Press store in Clifton, NJ? Bigger? Smaller? More variety?

[vrocko]

http://www.videogameconnection.com/ sells on line.......but going to the actual store is way much better!!!

 

Been there, done that! Cool store, lots of stuff!

 

Vrocko