I have some rarities!

[Pyromaniac605]

I've been checking out the rarity guide and found i have some rare games :D so im going to make a little list here of any 3 or up i have.

 

Miner 2049er - R5

Marauder - R6

Tutankham - R3

Threshold - R6

Oink - R3

Edited February 24, 2010 by Pyromaniac605

[A.J. Franzman]

I've been checking out the rarity guide and found i have some rare games :D so im going to make a little list here of any 3 or up i have.

The main Rarity Guide on this site is for North American NTSC cartridges only. There is a separate list for PAL but AFAIK it's Europe-based. Australian PAL rarities will be yet a third different category. I don't know if there's any Australian rarity list available yet.

[nofrills100]

PAL rarity 10's can be found at www.atarimania.com

Many Australian carts are also documented there.

There is definately rare Australian stuff - but exactly what the rarity is - there is no guide as far as i know. If you can't find it on atarimania, it's probably rare, but no necessarily a 'holy grail' or valuable rarity.

[Dino]

I've been checking out the rarity guide and found i have some rare games :D so im going to make a little list here of any 3 or up i have.

The main Rarity Guide on this site is for North American NTSC cartridges only. There is a separate list for PAL but AFAIK it's Europe-based. Australian PAL rarities will be yet a third different category. I don't know if there's any Australian rarity list available yet.

These games are all quite common in PAL format. Australian versions of these do not differ to European versions, and are therefore bountiful.

[Pyromaniac605]

damn well why are they so rare in north america?

[+save2600]

damn well why are they so rare in north america?

 

Because our parents threw or gave away our stuff when we finally left the nest. lol

[Rom Hunter]

PAL rarity 10's can be found at www.atarimania.com

Many Australian carts are also documented there.

There is definately rare Australian stuff - but exactly what the rarity is - there is no guide as far as i know. If you can't find it on atarimania, it's probably rare, but no necessarily a 'holy grail' or valuable rarity.

I'm working on R10 carts and tapes from countries outside US and Europe, but it's very difficilt to determine correctly.

 

Mailing with veteran collectors from these countries is IMO the only way to succeed (which I'm currently doing).

 

Will keep you informed.

 

Edited February 24, 2010 by Rom Hunter

[Pyromaniac605]

damn well why are they so rare in north america?

 

Because our parents threw or gave away our stuff when we finally left the nest. lol

 

:lol: