Unlicensed 2600 Multi-Game Cartridge - Est. Rarity/Value?

[RCTM]

Hello, new member here:

I just bought this game...

 

 

 

...Off eBay, and I thought I'd attempt to get a value/rarity estimate on it. Was $20 too much for this?

It's similar to the multitude of PAL multi-carts listed on the rarity guide, but this exact design (a space program going horribly wrong over a field of box-art; four dip switches on the front) isn't listed. (Though the exact same image was shown on the box of another 2600 multi on eBay that recently ended-though the cartridge itself did not have the same image on it as its box.)

I'd asked on Digital Press first, but since their forum is about as active as a sloth I'm asking here as well.

[Rom Hunter]

http://www.atarimania.com/game-atari-2600-vcs-16-game-3d-tic-tac-toe-ski-run-othello-iq-winner-cow-boy-out-law-air-sea-battle-tank-battle-laser-blast-mathmatic_18495.html

 

Nothing too special.

 

I guess $20 is a bit too much for a loose one, but still ok.

 

[nofrills100]

Yeah $20 is not an insane price, so don't kick yourself about it. These are pretty common amongst the v-case series, and I have seen people pay more that $20 on ebay, but occassionally they come and go for much less.

[Blacklight]

It looks like the Atari equivalent to "Action 52", but probably better!

Edited September 6, 2012 by Blacklight

[Crazy Climber]

$20 isn't bad

[RCTM]

Didn't think to check Atarimania. Silly me

Thanks, though. I'm glad to hear that I didn't get scalped for it.

 

The same seller had a 64-in-1 for sale as well, but I think what it ended at ($40) may have been too much for it.

Edited September 6, 2012 by RCTM

[Philflound]

Digital Press lists 16-1 games at a range from $10-20.

 

Phil