Found an old Atari 2600 store price list

[Buyatari]

This sheet was mixed in with my manuals and paperwork.

 

 

[Rev]

Thanks for posting this!

[Pioneer4x4]

That is cool, thanks! Can you scan them at higher resolution?

[SoulBlazer]

That didn't take very long to max our the bandwith, did it?

Edited November 1, 2011 by SoulBlazer

[ls650]

Amazing some of those prices: $24.95 for Missile Command, $29.95 for Asteroids or PacMan, etc.

[Buyatari]

That didn't take very long to max our the bandwith, did it?

 

I've NEVER had that happen before. Even the Megaman concept pieces I just posted were fine. Did Photobucket lower the bandwith or did someone post links to this somewhere else? Very confused.

[Buyatari]

Well that explains it. There must be an overall bandwith limit to photobucket. Most of the megaman pictures are down.

 

http://www.digitpress.com/forum/showthread.php?t=157488

[ls650]

How big are these pics? Can you post them here?

[IntellivisionGuy97]

I CAN'T SEE THEM!!!

[Miss 2600]

How big are these pics? Can you post them here?

 

I'd like to see them.

[Buyatari]

Upgraded to pro. Pictures should work now.

[Rom Hunter]

Super Combat CX2663

 

[Buyatari]

Super Combat CX2663

 

 

Why didn't Atari release another Combat game?

[Rom Hunter]

They did: Combat Two

 

My guess is that Super Combat was the WIP title of Combat Two.

 

[Skylark68]

With inflation, I guess these games were more expensive than current day PS3 games.... Amazing.

[Buyatari]

With inflation, I guess these games were more expensive than current day PS3 games.... Amazing.

 

yeah but as far as material cost what could it cost to make a disc games these days vs a cartridge back then.