Lots of 7800 games for sale

[carlivar]

I am selling my classic video game collection. Been using Ebay the past few weeks, but I thought I'd try selling on AtariAge directly first and avoid Ebay if possible. If you want to see my feedback please look up ebay user "carlivar".

 

My latest batch is a bunch of 7800 games. I would like to sell these in two lots only. No individual games please. Shipping is very time-consuming so I want to be as efficient as I can in shipping.

 

The first lot is 21 boxed games, all in very nice condition. A few games have some very slight moisture damage on the bottom of the box about 1/2" wide. Otherwise they're great. All boxes include carts, manuals, and any other original inserts.

 

 

Boxed game list (* = super game cartridge)

 

Asteroids

Ballblazer*

Barnyard Blaster

Realsports Baseball

Commando

Crack'ed

Dig Dug

Donkey Kong

Donkey Kong Junior

Galaga

Hat Trick*

Joust

Mat Mania Challenge

One-on-One Basketball*

Pole Position II

Robotron: 2084

Scrapyard Dog

Touchdown Football

Tower Toppler

Winter Games*

Xevious

 

 

Next lot is carts only, with manual included for Pole Position II.

 

 

Asteroids

Ballblazer*

Choplifter!

Dig Dug

Food Fight

Hat Trick*

Joust

Karateka

One-on-One Basketball*

Pole Position II with manual

Robotron: 2084

 

 

Make an offer for either lot. I'll charge actual shipping, most likely either USPS or FedEx Ground, whichever makes more sense (FedEx I've found is best for heavier packages).

 

I may still list these on Ebay as early as tonight so please let me know ASAP if you are interested.

 

Thanks!

Edited March 20, 2008 by carlivar

[PacManPlus]

PM Sent for Boxed lot

[carlivar]

Boxed lot is sold! Thanks PacManPlus.

 

Loose carts are still available. Going on Ebay soon... last chance... make an offer!

[+RandomPerson]

PM Sent for Boxed lot

 

Bastard

 

Loose carts are still available. Going on Ebay soon... last chance... make an offer!

 

PM sent for loose carts.

Edited March 22, 2008 by Shawn Sr.

[PacManPlus]

PM Sent for Boxed lot

 

Bastard

 

 

LOL!

 

Actually, this was mostly for the boxes - there are many here that I don't have.

[CPUWIZ]

PM Sent for Boxed lot

 

Bastard

 

 

LOL!

 

Actually, this was mostly for the boxes - there are many here that I don't have.

 

Good, then you can send me the Commando cart.

[PacManPlus]

The commando cart was the other reason

 

I'm guessing we want it for the same reason: It's the only board that can take a 32pin eprom

 

...unless of course you wanted it to figure out how to replicate it... If that's the case, we can work something out.

Edited March 22, 2008 by PacManPlus

[carlivar]

No takers for the cartridge lot so it is now listed on ebay.

[CPUWIZ]

The commando cart was the other reason

 

I'm guessing we want it for the same reason: It's the only board that can take a 32pin eprom

 

...unless of course you wanted it to figure out how to replicate it... If that's the case, we can work something out.

 

Hmm.

[MattG/Snyper2099]

Thats very strange because I have a Ballblazer prototype for the Atari 7800 that uses that exact same PCB. Is what you say true about Commando being the only cart like this?

[PacManPlus]

The commando cart was the other reason

 

I'm guessing we want it for the same reason: It's the only board that can take a 32pin eprom

 

...unless of course you wanted it to figure out how to replicate it... If that's the case, we can work something out.

 

Hmm.

 

I actually was not trying to be a wiseguy - I was being sincere... If you had wanted it to see how it worked to be able to make your own boards (but I see you've already done that), I would have given it to you.

 

@MattG:

I've seen on a number of sites that Commando only used that board. I've actually opened up quite a few Ballblazers and never have come accross that board in one. Good find!

 

Bob

[CPUWIZ]

I actually was not trying to be a wiseguy - I was being sincere... If you had wanted it to see how it worked to be able to make your own boards (but I see you've already done that), I would have given it to you.

 

That board isn't quite finished yet.

 

And yes, no other game uses the Commando PCB, period!

[+Mitch]

Thats very strange because I have a Ballblazer prototype for the Atari 7800 that uses that exact same PCB. Is what you say true about Commando being the only cart like this?

 

Can you double check that it is using the C301105 board and not the CO26461 board? CPUWIZ's board is based off the C301105 board used by Commando. Ballblazer normally uses the CO26461 board.

 

By the way, is your Ballblazer proto any different than the final release?

 

Mitch

[kenfused]

That board isn't quite finished yet.

 

And yes, no other game uses the Commando PCB, period!

In any Pokey board design can the IRQ line from the cartridge port and POKEY be optionally connected via jumper or at least each be brought out to a pad where a jumper wire could be installed? Maybe Commando connects it already? I would think this would add nothing to cost and might be useful for future games to be able to have a timer based interrupt. Just a suggestion.